The sun sets on South High Street in Baltimore on Feb. 13 around 5 p.m. A family piles into their car in the city's Little Italy, just outside of Joe Benny's Italian restaurant. Photo credit: Katherine Brzozowski/JOUR370
The last surviving Coast Guard ship from the Pearl Harbor attack is docked at Pier 5 near Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Feb. 13. The ship, named USCGC Taney no longer serves the Coast Guard, but you can board it as one of the Historic Ships in Baltimore Museum series. Photo credit: Katherine Brzozowski/JOUR370
The iconic Baltimore smokestack spews a greenish-black smoke in the evening of Feb. 13. The smokestack marks Baltimore's trash incinerator plant -- the city's largest single source of air pollution according to a Dec. 15, 2017 Baltimore Sun article by Scott Dance. Photo credit: Katherine Brzozowski/JOUR370
A front stoop on South Exeter Street in Baltimore still has the Christmas spirit. The red brick home stands in contrast to others on its row in Baltimore's Little Italy on Feb. 13 around 5 p.m. Photo credit: Katherine Brzozowski/JOUR370
The National Katyń Memorial in Baltimore's Harbor East catches sunlight around 5 p.m. on Feb. 13. The statue memorializes the victims of the 1940 Katyń massacre of Polish nationals according to wikipedia. Photo credit: Katherine Brzozowski/JOUR370
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