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Markus T. • January 18, 2016A cool architectural gem near the Inner Harbor and a block from Camden Yards.
7.5Historic and Protected Site •610 President St (Fleet St), Baltimore
Desiree E. • November 2, 2013Free! But the volunteers running the place are extremely knowledgable. Great little museum where you can learn a lot.
7.5Historic and Protected Site •844 E Pratt St, Baltimore
8.1Historic and Protected Site •309 N Charles St (Saratoga), Baltimore
George B. • May 12, 2012Beautiful church with a very supportive clergy, music director, and staff. Highly recommend it for worshipping & concerts!
8.5Historic and Protected Site •11 W Mount Vernon Pl, Baltimore
Jan K. • December 31, 2015Magnificent mansion. Decorated for the holidays, buffet was wonderful, concert even better. A MUST VISIT! Amazing!
7.7Historic and Protected Site •699 Washington Pl (at Mt Vernon Pl), Baltimore
Stina P. • March 17, 2016climb 227 steps to the top for interesting mini views of the city
7.3Historic and Protected Site •216 Emory St (at Dover St), Baltimore
Erik C. • July 25, 2012Small museum I think even for the non-baseball enthusiast you will still enjoy the rolling videos they play and The plethora of memorabilia is all over. The gift shop had a nice assortment of goodies
Justin H. • December 23, 2011The Pride of Baltimore was a reproduction of a Baltimore clipper topsail schooner named The Chausseur which fought in the War of 1812 under privateer Thomas Boyle.
6.6Historic and Protected Site •888 S Broadway (at Thames St), Baltimore
Addie B. • July 24, 2015Exceptional place to stay. Their exemplary customer service and comfortable rooms allow you to worry about nothing while here! Don't miss the observation deck!
Naptown . • January 30, 2012Bult in 1845, Loyd St was the first synagogue erected in Maryland, and today it is the third-oldest standing synagogue in the U.S.
Steven M. • February 9, 2013This statue of Frederick Douglass stands in front of Holmes Hall at Morgan State. It is the university's most widely recognized architectural landmark.
Evelyn B. • September 1, 2019Great place to relax and enjoy the park, while sitting across from the Peabody Institute
?Historic and Protected Site •217 S Durham St (E Pratt St. & S. Wolfe St.), Baltimore
Tracy W. • June 29, 2011One of Baltimore's most famous residents, jazz singer Billie Holiday once lived in this house.
?Historic and Protected Site •W Madison St (at N Howard St), BaltimoreJustin H. • December 23, 2011Made out of bronze, this statue was erected in 1904 by Emmanuel Fremiet.
Sam B. • April 11, 2015Horrible layout makes it hard to enjoy yourself on a crowded weekend but historic site and great staff make it worth it
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