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2780 Lighthouse Point E.; 410-929-0039;
SeaBaltimore.com
We offer small group sailing cruises,
both serene and extraordinary, that
show you the magic of the Chesapeake
without leaving the city of Baltimore.
Yacht Charters on the Bay
by Watermark
555 Light St., Finger Piers; 410-268-7601;
YachtChartersOnTheBay.com
Offers private charters on climate-
controlled yachts from the Inner Harbor
for all occasions: corporate, social,
weddings and more.
Select tours start at the Inner Harbor Visitors Center
FOR MORE INFO
410-878-6411
explorebaltimore.org
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One of the fi nest operations of its kind,
the Baltimore Streetcar Museum features:
• Rides on vintage Baltimore streetcars
• Displays, layouts, tours, museum store
• Special group arrangements and rental packages
City Brew Tours Baltimore Civic Works - Clifton Mansion
99 W. Baltimore St.; 410-469-8687;
CityBrewTours.com
Drink your way through Baltimore and
its beer culture. We are the only beer-
centric touring company to the region’s
top breweries. 2701 St. Lo Dr.; 410-366-8533;
CivicWorks.com/Mansion/History
The former home of Johns Hopkins, a
unique museum with a 200-year legacy
of community service.
5001 Washington Blvd., Halethorpe, MD;
240-713-4672; NewGuinnessBrewery.com
Tour the Guinness Open Gate Brewery
& Barrel House, sample experimental
beers brewed on-site, dine in our
restaurant and purchase exclusive
Guinness merchandise.
Union Craft Brewing
1700 W. 41st St.; 410-467-0290;
UnionCraftBrewing.com
A craft brewery and tap room with
a Baltimore heart, brewing right in the
heart of the historic mill village
of Woodberry.
Distilleries
Baltimore Spirits Company
1700 W. 41st St., #430; 443-687-9099;
BaltimoreSpiritsCo.com
Our distillery is a mix of state-of-the art
and old-world distilling, designed to create
the most expressive spirits possible.
Old Line Spirits
4201 E. Pratt St.; 443-218-9984;
OldLineSpirits.com
Whiskey and rum distillery with an
in-house craft cocktail bar.
Sagamore Spirit
301 E. Cromwell St.; 410-624-7488;
SagamoreSpirit.com
Open daily for tours and tastings.
Committed to putting Maryland back
on the map as the premier distiller of
rye whiskey.
Historic Sites
Arch Social Club
2426 Pennsylvania Ave.; 410-669-9856;
ArchSocialClub.com
We provide guided tours of the museum
of founding members and their
struggle through racism and Jim Crow
segregation. We also offer live music,
banquet and catering facilities.
901 W. Pratt St.; 410-752-2490;
BORail.org
Features the most comprehensive
collection of 18th- and 19th-century
railroad artifacts, plus America’s first
mile of commercial railroad track.
Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum
216 Emory St.; 410-727-1539;
BabeRuthMuseum.org
Located two blocks from Camden
Yards, this National Historic Site is
Babe Ruth’s birthplace and features
rare artifacts, photos, videos and more.
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1901 Falls Road | Baltimore, MD 21211
410-547-0264 | www.baltimorestreetcarmuseum.org
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Carroll Mansion
Breweries
B&O Railroad Museum
Open Sundays – November, December, March, April & May
Open Saturdays & Sundays - June through October
Noon to 5:00 p.m.
(Closed January and February)
1316 Park Ave.; 410-523-1542;
BrownDowntown.org
Brown Memorial has thrived as an urban
congregation since 1869 and houses
one of the world’s largest Tiffany window
collections and a Skinner pipe organ.
800 E. Lombard St., Carroll Museums, Inc.;
410-605-2964; CarrollMuseums.org
Constructed in 1811, Carroll Mansion
has functioned as residence to Charles
Carroll of Carrollton, last living signer
of the Declaration of Independence;
a saloon; tenement apartments;
a sweatshop; vocational school;
recreational center; and historic site.
Guinness Open Gate
Brewery & Barrel House
Our guided walking tours uncover
local stories and surprises on every corner...
...like
like the Star-Spangled
Star Spangled Banner Flag House!
Brown Memorial Park Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore Civil War Museum at
President Street Station
601 President St.; 443-220-0290;
CivilWarBaltimore.com
Free museum that explores the city’s
Civil War and Underground Railroad
history; see website for hours.
Edgar Allan Poe
House and Museum
203 N. Amity St.; 443-327-9789;
PoeBaltimore.org
Refurbished National Historic
Landmark where Poe lived from 1833
to 1835; open Thursday through
Sunday 11 a.m.-4 p.m. and by
appointment for groups of 10+.
Evergreen Museum & Library
3400 N. Charles St., The Johns Hopkins
University; 410-516-0341;
Museums.JHU.edu
Tour a magnificent Gilded Age mansion
and its world-class collections, set on
26 landscaped acres.
Fort McHenry National Monument
and Historic Shrine and Hampton
National Historic Site
2400 E. Fort Ave.; 410-962-4290;
NPS.gov/FOMC
The birthplace of our national anthem,
this 18th-century fort defended Baltimore
Harbor during the War of 1812.
Greater Baltimore History Alliance
P.O. Box 375, Brooklandville, MD;
BaltimoreMuseums.org
A consortium of museums dedicated
to preserving, interpreting and
promoting local heritage through
collaborative community services and
educational programs.
Historic Ships in Baltimore
Pier 1, 301 E. Pratt St.; 410-539-1797;
HistoricShips.org
Four ships and a lighthouse that are all
National Historic Landmarks; open daily.
Homewood Museum
3400 N. Charles St., The Johns Hopkins
University Museums; 410-516-5589;
Museums.JHU.edu
Tour one of the nation’s finest
examples of Federal-era architecture,
a National Historic Landmark built in
1801 by Charles Carroll, Jr.
Irish Shrine and Railroad
Workers Museum
918-20 Lemmon St.; 410-347-4747;
IrishShrine.org
Honoring the Irish who fled the Great
Famine, two restored 1840s rowhomes
recreate the life of a typical Irish
railroad worker.
La Grande Vision -
James Earl Reid Sculptor
5517 Haddon Ave.; 443-722-2552;
LaGrandeVision.com
James Earl Reid created a magnificent
bronze sculpture of jazz legend Billie
Holiday, complete with her signature
gardenia, which stands more than 8
feet tall on Pennsylvania Avenue in
West Baltimore.
Lillie Carroll Jackson
Civil Rights Museum
1320 Eutaw Pl.; 410-383-8737;
Explore.BaltimoreHeritage.org/items/
show/518#.WLc45_nyvmY
The restored home of civil rights
leader and freedom fighter Lillie May
Carroll Jackson.