L to R: Rob, Jim, Jeff, Tom (in back) |
For our trip to Baltimore, our friend Jeff joined us for the fun.
Fells Point with pubs and shops |
FELLS POINT NEIGHBORHOOD (Baltimore)- Named for
the Englishmen who founded a ship-building company here in 1726 that would go
on to produce the famous "Baltimore Schooners", Fell's Point is a
spirited waterfront community in perpetual celebration of Baltimore's British
nautical roots.There's also a great haunted walking tour!
Buildings in Fells Point |
A Fells Point Bar |
Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and
storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses,
brothels and bars.
- See more
at:
http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
Named
for the Englishmen who founded a ship-building company here in 1726
that would go on to produce the famous "Baltimore Schooners", Fell's
Point is a spirited waterfront community in perpetual celebration of
Baltimore's British nautical roots.
The neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged since its founding and attracts many visitors. Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses, brothels and bars. Chesapeake Bay cuisine is at its best here too, whether you crave oysters on the half shell at a local pub, or fresh seafood at an upscale restaurant.
- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
The neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged since its founding and attracts many visitors. Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses, brothels and bars. Chesapeake Bay cuisine is at its best here too, whether you crave oysters on the half shell at a local pub, or fresh seafood at an upscale restaurant.
- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
Named
for the Englishmen who founded a ship-building company here in 1726
that would go on to produce the famous "Baltimore Schooners", Fell's
Point is a spirited waterfront community in perpetual celebration of
Baltimore's British nautical roots.
The neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged since its founding and attracts many visitors. Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses, brothels and bars. Chesapeake Bay cuisine is at its best here too, whether you crave oysters on the half shell at a local pub, or fresh seafood at an upscale restaurant.
- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
The neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged since its founding and attracts many visitors. Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses, brothels and bars. Chesapeake Bay cuisine is at its best here too, whether you crave oysters on the half shell at a local pub, or fresh seafood at an upscale restaurant.
- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
Named
for the Englishmen who founded a ship-building company here in 1726
that would go on to produce the famous "Baltimore Schooners", Fell's
Point is a spirited waterfront community in perpetual celebration of
Baltimore's British nautical roots.
The neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged since its founding and attracts many visitors. Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses, brothels and bars. Chesapeake Bay cuisine is at its best here too, whether you crave oysters on the half shell at a local pub, or fresh seafood at an upscale restaurant.
- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
The neighborhood's visage has remained largely unchanged since its founding and attracts many visitors. Explore the 18th- and 19th-century homes and storefronts – most were once one of the "three B's": boarding houses, brothels and bars. Chesapeake Bay cuisine is at its best here too, whether you crave oysters on the half shell at a local pub, or fresh seafood at an upscale restaurant.
- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/fells-point#sthash.ccXFxYcG.dpuf
Koopers Tavern in Fells Point |
Italian Festival in Little Italy |
Aside from the food, Little Italy has events, bocce ball and open-air cinema during July and August where people set up folding chairs on one block and watch Italian themed movies on a giant screen (on the side of a building). Other tourist
attractions in Little Italy to explore are the Star Spangled Banner Flag House,
Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture,
and the Baltimore Civil War Museum at President Street Station.
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- See more at: http://baltimore.org/neighborhoods-maps-transportation/little-italy#sthash.V9bz3nPD.dpuf
Aside
from the food, Little Italy offers events, bocce ball and open-air
cinema during July and August. Other tourist attractions in Little Italy
to explore are the Star Spangled Banner Flag House, Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture, and the Baltimore Civil War Museum at President Street Station.
Tom and Jim |
Rob and Jeff |
Baltimore's Inner Harbor |