Baltimore 2001-2002 |
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Baltimore harbor area |
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Baltimore harbor summertime |
Harbour area |
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Barnes and Noble Bookstore in the old powerplant |
Harbor area |
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Antilles III. Baltimore harbor was once one of the most important seaports in the USA |
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St. Paul Street in Northern Baltimore, where I lived |
Charles Village in St. Paul Street |
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Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, now called Bloomberg School of Public Health |
Johns Hopkins |
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South Broadway Street, with the St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church |
Downtown |
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Fells Point, a popular hangout area in Baltimore with lots of restaurants |
Broadway Market in Fells Point |
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Waterfront Hotel Restaurant - Typical rustic house in Fells Point |
Koopers Tavern -Fells Point |
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Max's on Broadway |
Fells Point street |
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Papermoon Diner, Charles Village |
South Broadway corner |
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Traffic jam in Northern Baltimore |
Outdoor musicians in a Baltimore Park |
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Baltimore rowhouse, the dominating apartment type in large parts of the town |
Baltimore rowhouse |
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Another Baltimore street |
Typical Baltimore residence |
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Main building at Homewood Campus, Johns Hopkins University |
Mudd Hall at Homewood Campus, Johns Hopkins University, where I worked |
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Professor P.-C. Huang, who kindly invited me to and organized my stay at Johns Hopkins University |
Professor R.C. Huang, who kindly offered me to work in her lab at Homewood |
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Accomodation at the Marylander |
The Marylander |
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The lab at Homewood Campus |
And finally, myself in my small 5th-floor studio apartment at the Marylander |
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