Auction Ends: Apr 11, 2014 11:59 PM EDT

History/Museum

Explore Old Industrial Baltimore at the Baltimore Museum of Industry

Item Number: 7

Estimated Value: 52 USD
Sold: 30 USD to doironp

Number of Bids: 5 - Bid History

Item Description

Baltimore has long taken pride in its identity as a “working man’s town” and this industrial heritage, central to Baltimore’s image of itself, is preserved at BMI in one of the nation’s best and broadest collections of industrial items.

Baltimore has long been recognized as a major industrial center and is home to the nation’s first passenger railway, oldest gas company, first traffic light, and many other inventions and innovations. The BMI’s collections are evocative reminders of Baltimore’s great history and explain, more effectively than any textbook, how the city developed from a small trading post to a thriving industrial center. The collections also explain how Baltimore’s residents—no matter their station in life, race, ethnicity, or occupation—contributed to this development.

Your winning bid includes admission for two adults and up to four children (under 18) for regular museum admission. Each pass is valid for 6 months after winning bid.

1415 Key Hwy

Baltimore, MD 21230

410-727-4808

www.thebmi.org

Item Special Note

Claiming Your Prize: Winning bidder is responsible for the shipping and handling fee for items larger than a standard parcel post envelope. That fee will be added to the winning bid amount. Items will be shipped via US Post Office or UPS (size dependent) and billed at standard rates. Winning bidders will be notified of their final charge (including shipping) via email. Items may be paid for by VISA or MasterCard. Arrangements can also be made for item pick-up at: 4806 Seton Drive, Baltimore, Maryland 21215 by calling Berit Killingstad 410.358.9711 ext 225 before May 19, 2013. Please plan to pick up items by June 1, 2013.