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The Jewish Community Of Baltimore (Images Of America: Maryland),New Lay Part Ii Presents A SeriesWhen Jews Arrived In The Mid1700S, Baltimore Was Little More Than A Backwater Port With An Uncertain Future. As The City Grew So Did Its Jewish Community, Forming Its First Congregation In 1830 And Hiring The First Ordained Rabbi In America In 1840. Today Baltimore Is Home To One Of The Nation'S Largest And Most Diverse Jewish Communities, With Approximately 100,000 Jews Living In The Metropolitan Area. Through Photographs And Documents Drawn