"On the evening of May 13, 1861, General Benjamin Butler and 1,000 Union soldiers arrived at Baltimore's Camden Street Station by train. Under the cover of a thunderstorm, they fortified Federal Hill to ensure the city of Baltimore remained under Union control, after the Pratt Street Riot less than a month earlier."
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Baltimore Board of Trade, 1836-1911, MS 177
Baltimore Board of Trade, 1836-1911
Maryland Historical Society
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Baltimore Board of Trade, 1836-1911 Contact Information:
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Descriptive Summary
Baltimore Board of Trade, 1836-1911
MS 177
Maryland Historical Society
Baltimore MD 21201-4674
Container List
BOX 1 Baltimore Board of Trade Organizational and Executive Meetings, 1836-43 Minutes, 1849-58 Minutes, 1865-76 BOX 2 Minutes, 1876-85 Minutes, 1885-93 BOX 3 Minutes, 1894-1900 Minutes, 1900-11 BOX 4 Minutes (pilots), 1870-74 Minutes (court of arbitration), 1836-63 Arbitration cases, 1851-52 Court Record, 1879, 1891 Docket #1, 1908-09 Membership list, 1857 Baltimore Price-Current, 1865 January 7 BOX 5 Baltimore Board of Trade Cash Book, 1864-73 Cash Book, 1890-93 BOX 6 Arbitration court calendar and docket, 1879-91 BOX 7 Letterbook, 1849-53 Letterpress Book, 1886-1900 Letterpress Book, 1900-02 Letterpress Book, 1904-07
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