Baltimore harbor area
I lived for one year in Baltimore, situated about 100 km north of Washington DC on the eastern shore of Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. Here are some photos from Baltimore, showing the renewed harbor area popular among the tourists, and impressions from other parts of town. Including Johns Hopkins University where I worked as a postdoc this period. All are scans from old slides, explaining the poor image quality.
"What was I thinking, move to Baltimore?
Oh yeah, the great outdoors!"
Baltimore harbor summertime
Harbour area
Barnes and Noble Bookstore in the old powerplant
Harbor area
Antilles III. Baltimore harbor was once one of the most important seaports in the USA
St. Paul Street in Northern Baltimore, where I lived
Charles Village in St. Paul Street
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, now called Bloomberg School of Public Health
Johns Hopkins
South Broadway Street, with the St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Downtown
Fells Point, a popular hangout area in Baltimore with lots of restaurants
Broadway Market in Fells Point
Waterfront Hotel Restaurant - Typical rustic house in Fells Point
Koopers Tavern -Fells Point
Max's on Broadway
Fells Point street
Papermoon Diner, Charles Village
South Broadway corner
Traffic jam in Northern Baltimore
Outdoor musicians in a Baltimore Park
Baltimore rowhouse, the dominating apartment type in large parts of the town
Baltimore rowhouse
Another Baltimore street
Typical Baltimore residence
Main building at Homewood Campus, Johns Hopkins University
Mudd Hall at Homewood Campus, Johns Hopkins University, where I worked
Professor P.-C. Huang, who kindly invited me to and organized my stay at Johns Hopkins University
Professor R.C. Huang, who kindly offered me to work in her lab at Homewood
Accomodation at the Marylander
The Marylander
The lab at Homewood Campus
And finally, myself in my small 5th-floor studio apartment at the Marylander