The video neglected to mention that in 2015, Baltimore Day was established by the Mayor and City Council in recognition of the founding of Baltimore on August 8, 1729. On that date the Governor of Maryland signed an act allowing “the building of a Town on the North side of the Patapsco River.” Despite the fact that some media sources announce Baltimore's birthday is July 30, the official day Baltimore was founded is August 8th as recognized in the Baltimore City Code Article 1 Section 36-1.
@@eleanorherman5780 Yes, I watched it and it was about confusion regarding the date of Baltimore's birthday. My comment is that any confusion should be settled since the date, August 8th, has been established by the Mayor and City Council and is now included in the Baltimore City Code (Article 1, Section 36-1).
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The video neglected to mention that in 2015, Baltimore Day was established by the Mayor and City Council in recognition of the founding of Baltimore on August 8, 1729. On that date the Governor of Maryland signed an act allowing “the building of a Town on the North side of the Patapsco River.” Despite the fact that some media sources announce Baltimore's birthday is July 30, the official day Baltimore was founded is August 8th as recognized in the Baltimore City Code Article 1 Section 36-1.
Did you watch the video, Fred? Johns gave you the credit for finding this fascinating factoid about August 8!
@@eleanorherman5780 Yes, I watched it and it was about confusion regarding the date of Baltimore's birthday. My comment is that any confusion should be settled since the date, August 8th, has been established by the Mayor and City Council and is now included in the Baltimore City Code (Article 1, Section 36-1).