Ludlow Hopkins Baldwin Memorial Lecture

Ludlow Hopkins Baldwin was born in 1905 in Baltimore. He was Headmaster of Gilman School in Baltimore and later lecturer in Archaeology at the Community College of Baltimore. He was President (1969-1974) and Secretary (1978-1985) of the Baltimore Society of the Archaeological Institute of America and an AIA lecturer in 1974-75.

The Baldwin Lectureship was established in 1998 by the Baltimore Society to honor its former President. The Baldwin Lecturer, who visits the Baltimore Society annually, is chosen by the Lecture Program Committee of the AIA.

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