COMMEMORATING 250 YEARS OF BALTIMORE’ S HISTORY
Explore Baltimore Through Your Own Eyes.
Self-guided walking tours via our web-based walking tour apps
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One of the finest 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
Open Saturdays & Sundays June, July, and August
Open Sundays March 1- December 1 Call or visit website for the latest operating and special events information.
The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum
Open Thursday thru Sunday, 11AM to 4PM
@ bmorenha
Baltimore National Heritage Area
explorebaltimore. org
1901 Falls Road, Baltimore, MD 21211 410.547.0264 www. baltimorestreetcarmuseum. org
203 N. Amity Street, Baltimore MD 410-462-1763, poebaltimore @ gmail. com
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Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum
“ M oth e r of the Civil Rights Movement”
Explore
Baltimore’ s leadership in the
LCJM African American struggle for
1320
S U equality that changed the
Morgan State University nation for all.
1320 Eutaw Place | Baltimore LillieCarrollJacksonMuseum. org | 443.885.5300
The Star-Spangled Banner Flag House & Museum
Got history? We made it!
Stop by the historic home of Mary Pickersgill, creator of our national anthem’ s inspiration, as we interpret her life and legacy as Baltimore’ s famous entrepreneur, social philanthropist, and businesswoman.
Our museum boasts a newly renovated program space, gated courtyard, exhibit on Mary and the other women who crafted the Star-Spangled Banner flag, kid’ s exploration gallery, and two-story Great Flag Window the same design and size of the original flag which is guaranteed to make your visit, tour, wedding, special event, or meeting unforgettable! Email info @ flaghouse. org for info on: Group and school tour discounts Public / private event space Speaker presentations
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stop by 844 E. Pratt Street, Baltimore to say hi look for the giant glass flag!