Society For the Preservation of Federal Hill & Fells Point

Baltimore, United States

4

2 reviews

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+1 410-732-0278
Address:
1726 Thames St, Baltimore, MD, 21231
Fells Point
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
760 ftS Broadway & Aliceanna St
0.2 miS Broadway & Fleet St
0.3 miS Caroline St & Thames St
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Local time (Baltimore) 11:41 AM Friday, November 29, 2024

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2 reviews of Society For the Preservation of Federal Hill & Fells Point

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Place rating: 4
Baltimore, MD
Quirky little visitor’s center in Fells Point. They have a somewhat run-​down museum in the back, and in the front is a gift shop with some interesting stuff. I did a walking tour with them and highly recommend it to learn more about the history of Baltimore.
Place rating: 4
Greater Vancouver A, Canada
In my quest to find some postcards of Baltimore, I walked up and down Thames St. And finally, I found the Society! And it was open on a Sunday. But this place is quite unsuspecting. You would never know it was there – I passed by it the first time and didn’t notice it. Then on my way back, I saw it, but it looked closed. I just tried the door and it was open so I went in.
I found some awesome historical and picturesque postcards for $ 0.50! They also have a museum of Baltimore in the back that is entry by donation.