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Fells Point, Baltimore

MD · 39.2831, -76.5928

National Historic Seaport and Baltimore's Historic Charles Street are 2 of 11 signed byways within 30 miles of Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland.

Founded in 1763 and incorporated into the city in 1773, Fells Point is comfortably Baltimore's most charming historic district—indeed, it was Maryland's first designated historic district. The harbor rose to prominence in the early nineteenth century as both a principal destination for immigrants arriving from Europe and for the U.S. shipbuilding industry. Fells Point was the birthplace of the first frigate of the Continental Navy, the Virginia, as well as the famed Baltimore Clipper: a fast ship used for privateering and blockade running to much success during the War of 1812.
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