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Vintage Towson: The Bee Hive

Check out this historic photograph of Towson, courtesy of the Baltimore County Public Library.

 
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Check out this historic Towson photograph, courtesy of the Baltimore County Public Library. Baltimore County Public Library photo collection
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Check out this historic Towson photograph, courtesy of the Baltimore County Public Library.

It's hard to believe this photo, which dates back to World War I, is actually of York Road in Towson.

Downloaded from the Baltimore County Public Library's digital photo collection, the photo shows the Bee Hive, a tailoring and dry good store that was located at 527 York Road, according to the library's catalog.

That puts it just between the J.M. Watkins building; which you probably know better as The Crease to the south, and Strebers to the north.

The library catalog also notes that Eliza Hahn Bosley—of the Bosley family (for whom Bosley Avenue is named) was born at the property on January 1, 1880.

Share your memories of Towson in the comments. Have an old family photograph, or interesting bit of Towson history to share? Email editor Nick Gestido (nick.gestido@patch.com)

Related Topics: Baltimore County Public Library, Eliza Hahn Bosley, Mar. 2013 Week 3 In Review, The Bee Hive, The Crease, Towson History, and Vintage Towson

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