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Budeke’s Paint: Storefront on Broadway Burned but Still in Business

By Richard F. Messick
A family-owned business has been around since 1868, Budeke’s paint products have been delivered via police car, motorcycle, bicycle, and roller skates, not to mention more conventional commercial…

Meyer Seed Company of Baltimore: When this article first appeared, Meyer Seed Company was over 100 years old. Unfortunately, the business closed in 1921. The location is to be developed into an apartment/retail space.

By Richard F. Messick
Like the countless seeds the Meyer Seed Company has sold over the past hundred years, the story of this long-running legacy business starts with water. Before he held a seed bucket or a watering can,…

Tochterman’s Fishing Tackle: A Family Selling Reels, Rods, Bloodworms, and More

By Richard F. Messick
Tochterman’s ostensibly sells fishing tackle but owners Tony and Dee Tochterman—the third generation of the Tochterman family to run this Eastern Avenue institution—are part of a hundred year long…

Fleet-McGinley Company Building: "The Best Equipped Printing Office in Baltimore"

By Eli Pousson
The former Fleet-McGinley Company building at the northwest corner of Water and South Streets was built in 1908—one of scores of new warehouses and factories built around downtown as the city rebuilt…

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