Instead of just looking at one specific location in Baltimore, we’re going to be getting a run-down of the three largest art museums in the city. As the summer season begins kicking off, there is nowhere better to hang out on those sweltering days than in a museum! This is a cost-effective activity that is educational, interesting, and oh-so leisur…

Hello, and welcome back to The Evermore Podcast: An Exploration of Baltimore’s Art, History, and Forgotten Lore. This week, we’re visiting a mural whose artist is also a mystery… but its message is loud and clear! I can’t remember exactly why I was in the city the day that I noticed the ghostly “Vote Against Prohibition” mural on the side of a bric…

Welcome back to the third episode of The Evermore Podcast: An Exploration of Baltimore’s Art, History, and Forgotten Lore. So far we’ve visited Poe’s Grave and the Ouija board 7-11, but today we are going to be keeping things closer to the vest for me and going on about the building that brought me to Baltimore in the first place! It is a building …

This Earth Day special of The Evermore Podcast explores the history that Baltimore City has with the Inner Harbor. It was only a decade ago that the pollution problem had become so tragic that the thought of the city enjoying a recreational waterfront seemed impossible. Since that time, John Kellett, a local engineer who worked on the waterfront, h…

The city of Baltimore has many feathers in its hat as far as history and innovation go. One of the most confounding, however, is that of the Ouija board. You might know the Ouija board as a slumber party game, a way to summon demons, or simply a way to give your dead relatives a quick "howdy doo," but no matter how you know it, the reason you do is…

Hello, everyone! And thank you for tuning into our first official episode of the Evermore Podcast- An Exploration of Baltimore’s Art, History, and Forgotten Lore. Our first stop on this magic carpet ride is Edgar Allan Poe's grave! What exactly was Poe’s relationship to Baltimore? How did he die? And where are the bodies now? We’ll cover these ques…

Thank you for listening to The Evermore Podcast: An Exploration of Baltimore’s Art, History, and Forgotten Lore! My name is Serena Brontide, and each Wednesday, I’ll be coming at you with a new episode, where I’ll unearth at least one of Baltimore’s finest treasures and give you the haps, the 411, the deets, or whatever the kids are calling it nowa…