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League Glossary
Here is a list of terms and phrases defined and distributed by the League of Women Voters.
Row house demolition
Row houses being demolished in the 2100 block of North Calvert Street, where the New Town Non Profit Housing Corporation planned to build new residences.
Students eager to see newsletter
Schoolchildren crowd around copies of the MUND newsletter with candidates' photos for the MUND election.
Recess at School No. 74
Children play on a schoolyard at School Number 74 in the 2200 block of Homewood Avenue.
Bride on steps of her parents' porch
Marlene Shelton stands in front of her parents’ home at 1226 Bonaparte Avenue on her wedding day. With her are Mr. and Mrs. Horace Shelton and 3-year old ring bearer, Daniel McIntosh.
Fire call box at Barclay and 20th
Lieutenant John R. Frazier stands next to a fire call box at the corner of Barclay and East 20th Streets.
Fire battalion chief to inspect station
Elmer W. Moreau, Battalion Chief 3 of the Baltimore City Fire Department, prepares to inspect the 21st Street firehouse.
Playing at 2200 Kirk Avenue
A boy and girl in an auto junkyard at Kirk Avenue and 22nd Street.
Junk lot a hazard for children
Children playing inside an abandoned Volkswagen Beetle in a junkyard at the corner of Kirk Avenue and 22nd Street.
Playing in MUND West
Children playing on the hood of a Volkswagen Beetle on West 24th Street. From left to right: BJ, Ruthie Thomas, Sissy Scott, and Kimberly.
New housing promised by New Town
A Maryland Public Television camera crew films in the 2100 block of North Calvert Street, where MUND’s New Town Non Profit Housing Corporation had plans for residential construction.
Election opens doors
A woman stands outside a building with a MUND election sticker on its door.
Working together on the news
Two children stack copies of the September 10, 1969 issue of the MUND newsletter during production.
Newsletter production
A boy helps prepare the September 10, 1969 issue of the MUND newsletter.
Resident of the month interview
Lou "Fats" Leisman, MUND resident of the month for September 1969, talks about his friendship with Babe Ruth and early efforts to memorialize the baseball legend in his hometown of Baltimore.
David Keith returns to site off Sinclair Lane
David Keith, 16 years old, stands on a cobblestone road between the B & O railroad tracks and Sinclair Lane, where he and Wade "Boggie" McMillon were allegedly beaten by two Baltimore City police officers on the way to the Eastern District station…
Boy displays his catch
A boy holds up a crab he caught at Sandy Point State Park during a trip organized by MUND.
Crabbing at Sandy Bay
Children crabbing at Sandy Point State Park during a MUND trip.
Swimming in the bay
MUND residents swim at Sandy Point State Park.
New seafood eatery
William Thorn prepares crabs while a customer sits to eat at Woodlawn Farms seafood section in the 2100 block of North Charles Street.