
Historically, New Baltimore was a port city for manufactured and agricultural goods. But as ground transportation became a more dominant method of moving goods -- between 1860 and 1880 -- New Baltimore's waterfront became more commercial and entertainment oriented, offering an opera house, salt baths, saloons, and a brewery.
Today, the waterfront has a public park with beaches and a downtown area for shopping. Commuters get to and from New Baltimore on I-94, a major highway just to the north of the city.--C.C.
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