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When you're looking for a comfortable and convenient hotel for a short business trip in Baltimore, there are a number of large corporations within easy traveling distance. What's more, if you're seeking an extended stay in Baltimore, our hotel provides a great base from which to explore the attractions of Baltimore.
This is the 46th annual outdoor street festival held in Baltimore's original deep water seaport, Fell's Point. The festival was originally started as a way to raise funds and draw attention to Fell's Point when the area was slated for demolition due to highway construction. The Fell's Point Fun Festival continues that tradition, showcasing historic Fell's Point, it's businesses, its charming 18th and 19th century residences, and Baltimore City life.
The original Baltimore haunted history tours- since 2001! Baltimore Ghost Tours and Haunted Pub Crawls of Fells Point and Mt. Vernon in Baltimore, MD. Join us to explore haunted pubs, shops, and residences in Baltimore, MD. But don't stray too far from the group because you never know when you'll find yourself face to face with the unknown. Check out our book, Baltimore's Harbor Haunts: True Ghost Stories: http://www.amazon.com/Baltimores-Harbor-Haunts-Stories-Schiffer/dp/0764323040
Films On The Pier is a free yearly film series presented at the end of the Thames Street Pier in the heart of historic Fells Point in Baltimore, MD. Each film begins at dusk on Wednesday evenings starting in July and running through the end of August.
The President Street Station in Baltimore, Maryland, is a former train station. Built in 1850, the station was an important rail transportation link during the Civil War. Today, it is the oldest surviving big-city railroad terminal in the United States and is home to the Baltimore Civil War Museum.HistoryThe Baltimore and Port Deposit Rail Road (B&PD), founded in 1832, completed a rail line from Baltimore to the western shore of the Susquehanna River in 1837. The railroad’s Baltimore terminus was on the east side of the "Basin," now known as the Inner Harbor, at the southern end of President Street. The B&PD exchanged freight cars with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O), which had built a track (along Pratt Street) to the east Basin area from its original Mount Clare depot on the western side of the business district. The B&PD and its successor company, the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad (PW&B), transferred passengers to the B&O downtown depot at Pratt and Charles streets by a horse-drawn car on B&O's connecting track. (The city prohibited the operation of locomotives on this track.) By 1838, the PW&B was carrying passengers from Philadelphia to Baltimore, where they could transfer to the B&O and continue to Washington, D.C.
Baltimore Ghost Tours & Crawls, the newest addition to the Tours & Crawls family of Destination Entertainment locations, began in 2002 as the Annapolis Ghost Tours. And since then has been offering the best in evening entertainment! With activities ranging from our renowned Walking Ghost Tours, available in both PG-rated family friendly and R-Rated adults versions to a variety of adults only Pub Crawls, Tours & Crawls has an after dark event for nearly everyone! And coming very soon, daytime walking tours! Winner of the coveted 2012, 2013 & 2014 Annapolis Capital Gazette's Reader's Poll Award for the "Best Downtown Annapolis Tour" and consistently rated as one of the top 5 ghost tours in the nation, Tours & Crawls is the top choice for fun in Annapolis! Got Ghosts? We do...and we'll tell you all about them...who they are, where they haunt, why they're still here, and to what ends these troubled souls go to in order to make their presence felt by those currently living in and intruding upon their domain! Take a nighttime ghost walk through historic Fells Point on a spine-tingling journey into Baltimore's dark and troubled history, while meeting some of our more spirited residents and visiting our most horrific haunted sites! Or for the more daring, take a raucous romp through some of our most haunted pubs on our Haunted Pub Crawl. Filled with stories of resident ghosts, haunted taverns, and restless spirits; our tours will have you sleeping with one eye open! Drink in the history, crawl out the door! Love history? Check out our Twisted History Tavern Crawl and also the Walking Tour...Murder, Mayhem, Sex, Scandal & Hauntings all on one great tour! Set in and around some of Fell's Point's most historic watering holes, we've got the history you will NOT find in textbooks! Want more cool history? Then check out our new Bootleggers & Rum Runners tour. Available as both a walking tour and a pub crawl; both in and around Fells Point. Learn the history of prohibition in Maryland and how we, as the ONLY state to not enforce the draconian law, found ways to work around and hide our love of drink from J.Edgar Hoover's G-Men! Learn about Baltimore's Beer and Liquor riots, about the history of smuggling on the Chesapeake and beyond as well as the Bootlegging in Maryland's rural counties that allowed us to sneak in all the booze we needed to weather the Prohibition storm and keep the booze flowing! And once flowing the secrets of how we made it readily available to our residents! How about for you Sports Fans...check out our soon to launch Sports Legends tour, available in both a walking tour and pub crawl version. Walk or Crawl in and around the Stadium area near the Inner Harbor and learn some of Baltimore's most awesome and little known sports history! Covering details of the Colt's stealthy and secret 2am escape from the city, the life of Babe Ruth, Ravens great Ray Lewis' murder trial, the Cal Ripken kidnapping scandal and the "Iron Man" himself, heroes like Johnny Unitas and Brooks Robinson, horse racing in Baltimore and so much more! Are you a beer lover? Or simply just want to know more about the world of artisan or craft-brewed beers? Check out our Craft-Brewed Beer Tour of Fells Point! Enjoy a crash course in beer history, brewing, varieties, trivia and tasting techniques and notes...you will even learn a few beer drinking songs! Baltimore Tours & Crawls is the best choice in fun for all ages in Fells Point!
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The Preservation Society is a non-profit 501(C)(3) historic preservation membership organization serving Baltimore's two oldest maritime communities - Federal Hill and Fell's Point. The Preservation Society was founded in 1967 to stop the proposed extension of I-95 across the Inner Harbor. Had the Preservation Society not been successful in it's ten year "road fight," the highway would have demolished the Federal Hill and Fell's Point communities, leveled Federal Hill Park and blocked the development of the Inner Harbor. To accomplish this, the Society led the effort to have both communities listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Fell's Point was became a National Register Historic District in 1969 (making it the second historic district in the United States to receive that honor) and Federal Hill a year later. For almost forty years, the Preservation Society has worked to maintain the 18th and 19th century character of these historic structures. The Society operated, without cost to the city of Baltimore, the design review program mandated by legislation covering these two areas. The Society continues to this day operating for charitable and educational purposes in the renewal and preservation of both Fell's Point and Federal Hill as areas of particular historical and architectural significance for the benefit, education and appreciation of the general public.