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Now-and-then pictures: Monkton Station

THEN: An overgrown Northern Central Railroad line runs by Monkton Station in 1979. The line was converted to a rail trail in 1984. (William H. Mortimer, Baltimore Sun, 1979)

NOW: Monkton Station is seen in 2016 at mile 7.2 along the Torrey C. Brown Trail, the popular rails-to-trail that stretches 20 miles from Hunt Valley to the Pennsylvania state line on the former Northern Central Railroad line. (Kim Hairston, Baltimore Sun, 2016)

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Now-and-then pictures: Frederick Road in Catonsville

THEN: The 700 block of Frederick Road is seen in Catonsville in 1963. (Robert F. Kniesche, Baltimore Sun, 1963)

NOW: The 700 block of Frederick Road is seen in Catonsville in 2016. (Kim Hairston, Baltimore Sun, 2016)

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Now-and-then pictures: Baltimore’s Antique Row

THEN: The 800 block of Howard Street in the 1940s was strictly businesses, a block of well-established firms including the A.T. Jones costume house, Smith's books, Independent Beef, American Window Shade, a handful of antique shops and the Harris Auction Gallery. (A. Aubrey Bodine, Baltimore Sun, 1944)

NOW: Some of the buildings may be gone and businesses shuttered, but the 800 block of Howard Street is still home to Baltimore's Antique Row in 2016. (Caitlin Faw, Baltimore Sun, 2016)

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Now-and-then pictures: Federal Hill cannons

THEN: A cannon is trained on Baltimore's central business district in 1861 after Union troops occupied Federal Hill under the command of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler. (Baltimore Sun files, 1861)

NOW: A replica cannon mounted on Federal Hill overlooks Baltimore's Inner Harbor in 2016. (Barbara Haddock Taylor, Baltimore Sun, 2016)

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Now-and-then pictures: Car imports at the port of Baltimore

THEN: Volkswagen Beetles are offloaded on Pratt Street in 1958. (A. Aubrey Bodine, Baltimore Sun, 1958)

NOW: BMWs are driven off a Wallenius Wilhelmsen ship at the port of Baltimore in September 2014. (Kim Hairston, Baltimore Sun, 2014)

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Now-and-then pictures: Downtown Baltimore skyline

THEN: The Baltimore Trust Company Building (now known as 10 Light Street), right, dominates the downtown skyline in this image taken from the Washington Monument in Mount Vernon in 1933. (A. Aubrey Bodine, Baltimore Sun, 1933)

NOW: The Mercy Hospital complex and downtown skyline are seen from the Washington Monument in Mount Vernon in 2016. (Kim Hairston, Baltimore Sun, 2016)

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