Cheap Things To Do in Pumphrey, Maryland

This small park is listed because its in easy walking distance from the Inner Harbor. Dogs on leash are wel... More on DogFriendly.com

From there you have a great View around over Inner Harbor and you can enjoy the Skyline especially when you... More on GeckoGo

Fort McHenry, located at the end of the Federal Hill neighborhood's Fort Avenue, was the site of the repuls... More on Weather.com

The rampart also provides an excellent view of the gun emplacements with the Rodman guns used to defend... More on Epinions.com

A 19th-century farmhouse, restored to reflect early farm culture and includes four period rooms, museum, shop. NRHP, NHL More on Search.visitmaryland.org

The Benson-Hammond House, circa 1830, is one of the last surviving farmhouses of the once booming local farm industry. Fully furnished, the house ... More on Discover America

Famous for being the final resting place of Edgar Allen Poe and being the town's oldest cemetery, there are... More on DogFriendly.com

Besides the really neat, historically rich burying grounds, not all that exciting to look at from the outsi... More on Yahoo! Travel

This scupture by Andrew Pitynski at Katyn Circle, Inner Harbor East, is dedicated to all mistreated prisoners of war, the Polish officers murdered ... More on Baltimore.org

Located outside, this sculpture by Andrew Pitynski at Katyn Circle, Inner Harbor East, is dedicated to all mistreated prisoners of war, the Polish officers murdered ... More on Baltimore.org

Inscription. The lofty, triple-arched Baltimore Street Bridge was built here in 1932 to provide better acce... More on HMDB

I only passed through this city but it looked really nice and laid back in comparison to new york More on GeckoGo

'Baltimore Visitors Center' opened on May 7, 2004, to replace an old antiquated visitors center that was operated in a modified construction trailer. It is located in downtown Baltimore, Maryland, ... More on Wikipedia

The water taxis run until fairly late in More on igougo

Inscription. Captain John Smith visited the Patapsco River twice in 1608 after settling at Jamestown the previous year. In a 40-foot shallop, Smith and his crew were exploring the Chesapeake Bay hoping, in vain, to discover a passage ... More on HMDB

World Trade Center: World Trade Center resources and information at worldtradecenter.info. More on Worldtradecenter.info

The cost was the cheapest thing we did in Baltimore-only five dollars each. More on Yahoo! Travel

In 1851 screwpile lighthouses were just coming into vogue, and engineers excitedly worked to use these new designs in previously inaccessible waters. So it was that on October 10 of that year the p... More on LighthouseFriends.com

In Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, down from the Lightship Chesapeake, you will find the Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse. This is the oldest ... More on igougo