Things had gotten pretty bleak for Baltimore’s historic archives. They were kept in a leaky-roofed building filled with mold, raccoons, rats, and snakes. Yeah, snakes. Not only that, public access to these files was minimal as only a small number were available online. But the state of Maryland intervened and took control of the city’s […]
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