Learn about the City of Baltimore’s long history of housing discrimination and its enduring legacy in the latest post to the H. Furlong Baldwin Library’s Underbelly blog. David Armenti, MCHC Director of Education, and Alex Lothstein, MCHC Museum Learning Manager, draw on the library’s collections as well as other primary and secondary resources to trace the pursuit of fair housing in Baltimore and across the country. Click on the “Blogs” tab in our bio link to learn more. Image: Architect’s rendering of Lafayette Courts, unidentified photographer, 1955. Maryland Center for History and Culture, H. Furlong Baldwin Library, Hughes Company Collection, Baltimore City Life Museum Collection, MC6789 #Baltimore #BaltimoreHistory #HousingDiscrimination #Redlining #MarylandHistory #MDHistory