Central Maryland Baltimore Civil War Museum President St Station SS JOHN W. BROWN The Modest Florist CITY/COUNTY TOURISM OFFICE Visit Harford 115 N Main St Ste C, 410-838-7777 www.visitharford.com Located at the top of the Chesapeake Bay, picturesque landscapes with sprawling horse farms, rambling hills and charming towns characterize Harford County. d e 601 S President St, 443-220-0290 www.presidentstreetstation.org Museum. Historic site. Landmark. d $ Baltimore Heritage 100 N Charles St Ste P101, 410-332-9992 www.baltimoreheritage.org Baltimore Heritage is Baltimore’s nonprofit historic and architectural preservation organization. We work to preserve the city’s historic places. $ 3601 Chestnut Ave Rear Store, 410-753-4420 www.themodestflorist.com Full-service retail florist and studio sourcing only locally grown flowers and plants with sustainably sourced supplies. Flowers for all occasions/events. e Service Photo Supply, Inc. 4601 Newgate Ave, Pier 13, 410-558-0646 www.ssjohnwbrown.org Fully Operational WW2 Cargo/ Museum Ship / Event Venue / Educational Programs / Living History Bay Cruises / Open Wed and Sat mornings. $ See ad on p. 45. Baltimore Museum of Industry 1415 Ket Hwy, 410-727-4808 www.thebmi.org The Baltimore Museum of Industry celebrates the innovators, entrepreneurs and workers who propelled this port city into the industrial age and beyond. d $ 3838 Falls Rd, 410-235-6200, 800-344-3776 www.servicephoto.com Service Photo has been Maryland’s camera store since 1948; we are a photographer’s paradise. We buy, sell, rent and repair new/used photo/video items every day. d $ SHOPPING Boutique 44 140A N Bond St, 410-836-0044 www.boutique44.com Contemporary styles curated to elevate your confidence and style. Locally owned women’s clothing and accessory boutique in downtown Bel Air. #FindYour44 d e SPORTS Pimlico Race Course 5201 Park Heights Ave, 410-542-9400 www.pimlico.com Home of the Preakness Stakes. d SHOPPING 3406 Chestnut Ave, 443-717-4598 www.andamentogallery.com Studio/gallery for made-in-Baltimore mosaic art, handcrafted jewelry, minerals and crystals. Resident artist and guest showings. Shop, browse, watch the work. e 3545 Chestnut Ave, 410-532-7000 www.antique-exchange.com Antique furniture and new interior design items. 1021 W 36th St Upper Level, 410-366-1069 www.facebook.com/ changedmymindshop Vintage clothing for men and woman, maps, prints, jewelry, accessories, home decor, curiosites and Western wear. e Butler OUTDOOR RECREATION Veloccino Bike & Coffee 15007 Falls Rd, 443-712-7433 www.veloccinocoffee.com In the heart of Baltimore County’s best cycling country, we bring you the tastiest coffee and the highest-quality bicycles, bicycle service and accessories. e Dr. Samuel D. Harris National Museum of Dentistry 31 S Greene St, 410-706-0600 www.dentalmuseum.com The NMD celebrates the past, present and future of dentistry and the importance of a healthy mouth in a healthy life. d $ Andamento Studio & Gallery TOUR SERVICES Accent on Baltimore 2702 Stanley Dr, 443-279-5055 www.accentonbaltimore.com Accent on Baltimore is a tour and experience provider for groups visiting Baltimore and the surrounding areas. Explore more in Baltimore. Call today. d The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum Antique Exchange Interiors Catonsville ATTRACTIONS Benjamin Banneker Planetarium at the Community College of Baltimore County 800 S Rolling Rd, 443-840-4216 www.ccbcmd.edu/Programs-and-Courses/Schools-and-Academic-Departments/ School-of-Mathematics-and-Science/Astronomy/Banneker-Planetarium.aspx The planetarium (seating capacity 65) is used primarily for college classes and shows. Please call 443-840-4560 or email Angie Black, planetarium scheduler. d 203 N Amity St, 410-462-1763 www.poebaltimore.org An NHL, the Poe House & Museum is open for tours every week. Site of the annual International Edgar Allan Poe Festival in Oct. $ American Sailing Tours Changed My Mind Vintage Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine 2400 E Fort Ave, 410-962-4290 www.nps.gov/fomc The 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry inspired the words that became the U.S. National Anthem. Its history also includes stories from the Civil War to WWII. d $ e 400 Key Hwy Inner Harbor Marina, 410-858-7126 www.americansailingtours.com Experience America’s best harbor aboard the Baltimore schooners, Summer Wind and Unforgettable . $ Baltimore Ghost Tours G. Krug & Son, Inc. 415 W Saratoga St, 410-752-3166 www.gkrugandson.com The oldest operating blacksmith shop in the USA, established 1810. 837 W 36th St, 410-243-0990 www.charlotteelliott.com An eccentric shop of renown. Vintage clothes, furniture, home decor, fine arts; artifacts, antiques and previously read, rare and first-edition books. d e 1021 W 36th St, 410-554-0055 www.doubledutchboutique.com Modern women’s clothing and accessories plus quality vintage, curated men’s goods and locally made-in-Baltimore items. Independent and women owned. d e 112 N Eutaw St, 443-712-6769, 443-400-9154 www.harp-vision.com Promotes a healthy lifestyle reducing mental and physical discomfort while enhancing appearance by offering mineral-infused body care and aromatic candles. 3610 Falls Rd, 410-662-9276 www.lovelyarns.com Lovelyarns specializes in locally and regionally hand-dyed yarn and fiber, and we offer classes in knitting, crochet, spinning and weaving. d 1001 W 36th St, 410-844-1392 An award-winning shoes and chocolate boutique located in the fun neighborhood of Hampden filled with restaurants and shops. d e 4015 Foster Ave Ste 400, 667-309-3653 www.mobtownbrewing.com Craft brewery located in Brewer’s Hill, Baltimore. d e Charlotte Elliott and the Bookstore Nextdoor 733 S Broadway; Meet in Broadway Sq outside this location, 877-293-1571 www.baltimoreghosttours.com Baltimore’s original haunted history tours since 2001. All ages walking ghost tours and haunted pub tours. d $ e BBH TOURS Homewood Museum doubledutch Boutique 3400 N Charles St, 410-516-5589 www.museums.jhu.edu/ homewood-museum A NHL, Homewood is one of the best-surviving examples of Federal-period Palladian architecture in the nation. POBox 3014, 443-983-7974 www.atasteofsoul.biz BBH Tours is your one-stop shop for all your travel and tourism needs. d $ e HISTORY & HERITAGE Benjamin Banneker Historical Park and Museum 300 Oella Ave, 410-887-1081 www.friendsofbenjaminbanneker. com This 142-acre homestead of Benjamin Banneker honors the land and legacy of a free African-American man of science who lived during the 1700s. d e Paddle Club Baltimore Maryland Center for History and Culture Harp Vision 500 Harborview Dr, 833-747-2469 www.seasuitecruises.com/ paddle-club/baltimore-md These social, active adventures are the perfect way to sip, cycle and celebrate out on the Inner Harbor. d $ 610 Park Ave, 410-685-3750 www.mdhistory.org The Maryland Center for History and Culture collects, preserves and shares the state’s history through a museum, library and education programs. d $ Sagamore Spirit Cockeysville OUTDOOR RECREATION Oregon Ridge Nature Center Council, Inc. 13555 Beaver Dam Rd, 410-887-1815 www.oregonridgenaturecenter.org The Nature Center is located within the 1,100-acre Oregon Ridge Park in Baltimore County. The Nature Center building houses live animals and nature displays. e 301 E Cromwell St, 410-624-7488 www.sagamorespirit.com Distillery tours, tastings and craft cocktail bar. d $ Maryland Museum of Military History Lovelyarns Sea Baltimore Chesapeake Sailing Tours 219 29th Division St 5th Regiment Armory, 667-296-3470 www.military.maryland.gov/pages/ default.aspx The Maryland Museum of Military History chronicles the evolution of the pre-Colonial militia into the Maryland National Guard as it is today. d $ Ma Petite Shoe Crescent Marina 951 Fell St, 443-799-6170 www.seabaltimore.com Small group sailing cruises, both serene and extraordinary, that show you the magic of the Chesapeake Bay without leaving the city. d $ Columbia ARTS & CULTURE Toby’s Dinner Theatre 5900 Symphony Woods Rd, 410-730-8311, 800-88-TOBYS www.tobysdinnertheatre.com Home to 45 years of award-winning musicals-in-the-round with an exceptional buffet dinner. Eight shows weekly including two matinees. Group rates available. d $ Bel Air ATTRACTIONS Independent Brewing Company 418 N Main St, 410-937-0108 www.independentbrew.com Independent Brewing Company is a local craft brewery located in the heart of historic downtown Bel Air. d e Natural History Society of Maryland 6908 Belair Rd, 410-882-5376 www.marylandnature.org Founded in 1929, the museum houses our collections that tell the 4 billion year history of Maryland. It is a playground for all who are naturally curious. d Mobtown Brewing Company KEY TO SYMBOLS d = Accessible e = Pet Friendly $ = Admission 104 DESTINATION MARYLAND
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