The deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge has challenged Baltimore's cultural identity as a port city that dates back to before U.S. independence.
BALTIMORE (AP) — Generations of Maryland workers — longshoremen, seafarers, steelworkers and crabbers whose livelihoods depend on Baltimore’s port — watched in disbelief this week as an iconic symbol of their maritime culture crumbled into the Patapsco River.
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In Key Bridge collapse, Baltimore lost a piece of its cultural identity | Since Then