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Fells Point Historic District Slideshow

Fells Point is Maryland’s oldest nationally registered historic district. Settled in the 1760s, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places approximately 200 years later in 1969, Baltimore City’s Fells Point is characterized by hundreds of late-18th and early-19th century brick rowhouses, and by long 19th- and early-20th-century wharves and piers extending out into Baltimore Harbor.

Arched passageways between rowhouses straddle property lines.

The elegant City Recreation Pier building, constructed in 1914.

Of the many pier and wharf buildings in Fells Point, the red-brick, Georgian Revival-style City Recreation Pier building at 1715 Thames Street, built in 1914, is the grandest.

The Robert Long House, c. 1765, is the oldest house in Baltimore.

A classic Greek-revival style rowhouse

Local flavors are served in this 19th-century Broadway Market building.

Broadway Market at Thames Street.
West side of Broadway Market.

Arched passageways between rowhouses straddle property lines.

The elegant City Recreation Pier building, constructed in 1914.

Of the many pier and wharf buildings in Fells Point, the red-brick, Georgian Revival-style City Recreation Pier building at 1715 Thames Street, built in 1914, is the grandest.

The Robert Long House, c. 1765, is the oldest house in Baltimore.

A classic Greek-revival style rowhouse

Local flavors are served in this 19th-century Broadway Market building.

Broadway Market at Thames Street.
West side of Broadway Market.
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