Timeline created by Caitlin Johnston, Sophie Petit and Anna Weaver.
The first Democratic National Convention was held at The Athenaeum and Warfield's Church in Baltimore from May 21-23, 1832.
Held at the Fourth Presbyterian Church in Baltimore from May 20-22, 1835.
Held at The Assembly Rooms in Baltimore from May 5-6, 1840.
Held at Odd Fellows Hall in Baltimore from May 27-29, 1844. It was also the first convention reported by telegraph.
Held at the Universalist Church in Baltimore.
The Maryland Institute played host to the sixth DNC convention, which would be the last convention held in Baltimore for another eight years.
Held at Ford's Grand Opera House in Baltimore July 9-10, 1872.
Held at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore June 25-July 2. The DNC hasn't been back to Baltimore or Maryland since then.
Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski gave the vice presidential nominating speech for Sen. Al Gore at the 1992 Democratic National Convention.
Mikulski and other female members of Congress spoke together as part of a group of Democratic women leaders.
