Tonight, with the Baltimore Ravens playing the Indianapolis Colts at M&T Bank Stadium, we are sharing a collection item that speaks to the history between the two teams. This is a restroom door from former Baltimore Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas’s restaurant, The Golden Arm. Unitas named the men’s bathroom the “Bob Irsay Room” after the Baltimore Colts owner who moved the team to Indianapolis in the middle of the night without any prior public announcement in March 1984. The door reflected many Baltimoreans’ negative sentiments towards the man who took their beloved football team away from them. The boot marks and scuffs on the lower section of the door speak louder than words. #DidYouKnow that it is now in the Baltimore Ravens’ contract that they are never allowed to play a home game outside the city of Baltimore because of what happened to the Colts team? See this door and other fascinating objects in our exhibition, “Discover Maryland.” Whether you are a lifelong resident or a...