Following the tragic collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, residents of Turner Station are grappling with an uncertain future. The bridge, a vital connection for the historically Black neighborhood, was destroyed when a container ship struck one of its support piers, resulting in the loss of six lives.
Turner Station, originally built to house Black steelworkers during a time of segregation, has a rich history of resilience and community strength. The neighborhood saw its peak population in the 1950s but has since faced economic decline and population loss.
