The H. Furlong Baldwin Library houses some of the nation's most extensive and important historical resources, all of which are available to the public.

Follow the links below to find summaries of holdings:

• Manuscripts on Microfilm
• Manuscript Finding Aids
• Index to the Genealogical Manuscript Collections 
• List of Major Genealogy Resources
• Photograph Collections
• Digital Initiatives (On-Line Exhibitions and Digital Archives)
• Maps
• Ephemera Collections
• Oral History Interviews

Contact the Library at library@mdhs.org or 410-685-3750 x349 (Wednesday to Saturday, 10 to 4:30)

The University of Baltimore's holdings include more than 70 archival collections documenting the history of Baltimore. Collections deal with civic organizations, the built environment, and public and nonprofit agencies. In addition are oral histories, photographs, architectural plans, and the papers of prominent Baltimore citizens.

• Collection Holdings List
• Architectural Drawings
• Oral History
• History
• Public Figures
• Urbanization
• Women Studies
• Lineage Societies
• Photographs

Contact the Special Collections Library at 410.837.4268