Beer, bread, brothels — and Baltimore City — oh my! Join us as we discover the fascinating history and stories that are associated with Baltimore City's breweries, bakeries and brothels. Examine the background of Baltimore City’s history, including the impact of immigration on the creation, development and success of Baltimore City's breweries, bakeries, brothels and more.

Jennifer Liles is a Public Historian who focuses on Baltimore and Maryland history. She grew up in Highlandtown and Hampden and was educated by Baltimore Public Schools. Upon graduating from Villa Julie College, she worked in the private and non-public sectors until returning to school to obtain another bachelor’s degree in public history from Stevenson University. She has been married for over 20 years and has three children, two dogs and two cats. She loves jazz music, reading non-fiction and traveling.

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