FINDING JOY
clothier’s high-style offerings and
follow up with a sip of a classic Old
Fashioned cocktail at the CLOCK Bar.
Anglophiles searching for a proper
tea will be into Emma’s Tea Spot
(5500 HARFORD RD.), a Hamilton shop
run by Surrey native and namesake
Emma Canoles. Make a reservation
for High Tea to experience a
traditional English service, right in
Baltimore.
The birthplace of duckpin bowling
may be up for debate, but legend
has it that it was invented in the
early 1900s by two local baseball
players. Today, Baltimore is home to
the nation’s oldest duckpin center,
Patterson Bowling Center (2105
EASTERN AVE.), which celebrated 90
years of business in 2017. ■
Emma’s Tea Spot
vic king
TOURS
DAILY
MAY-OCT
TAKE A HIKE
EXPLORE BALTIMORE
FIND AUTHENTIC
AMERICAN HISTORY
Our guided walking tours uncover
local stories and surprises on every corner...
...like the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House!
Select tours start at the inner Harbor Visitors Center
For more inFo
410-878-6411
explorebaltimore.org
CATCH A
RIDE
WITH US
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 Sundays – November, December, March, April & May
Open Saturdays & Sundays - June through October
Noon to 5:00 p.m.
(Closed January and February)
Mention this ad and receive $1.00 off admission for each person in your party.
1901 Falls Road | Baltimore, MD 21211
410-547-0264 | www.baltimorestreetcarmuseum.org
40 Baltimore.org