Crescite et multiplicamini

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Crescite et multiplicamini

Crescite et multiplicamini. Fords Grand Opera House, Baltimore, surrounded by views of the New Opera House, Washington; Fords Theatre (shown here serving as the United States Medical Museum), 10th St. Washington; Holliday St. Theatre, Baltimore; and John T. Fords residence, Baltimore. Date 1873

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EDITORS COMMENTS
(Grow and Multiply): A Glimpse into the Cultural Landscape of Baltimore and Washington in 1873 This photograph, titled "Crescite et Multiplicamini," offers a fascinating glimpse into the cultural and architectural landscape of Baltimore and Washington, D.C., in the year 1873. The image, taken from Mary Evans Prints Online, showcases Fords Grand Opera House in Baltimore, surrounded by views of notable structures in the two cities. At the center of the photograph stands the majestic Fords Grand Opera House, an architectural marvel that once graced the streets of Baltimore. The opera house, with its intricate facade and grandeur, served as a hub for artistic expression and cultural exchange during the late 19th century. Surrounding the opera house are various other structures that played significant roles in the cultural and historical fabric of their respective cities. To the left, the New Opera House in Washington, D.C., can be seen, a testament to the city's commitment to the arts. Directly below the New Opera House, the Fords Theatre stands, albeit in a different capacity than its current use as a historic site. At the time, it served as the United States Medical Museum, providing valuable insights into the medical field and contributing to the advancement of healthcare. To the right of the image, the Holliday Street Theatre in Baltimore can be seen, another important venue for the performing arts. Lastly, the residence of John T. Ford, a prominent figure in the cultural scene of Baltimore, is depicted towards the upper right corner of the photograph. This photograph not only showcases the architectural beauty of these structures but also provides a glimpse into the rich cultural landscape of Baltimore and Washington during the late 19th century. The image serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving our historical and cultural heritage for future generations to appreciate and learn from.

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