Friday didn't get started until around lunch time. We spent the day at Fell's Point, an historic waterfront neighborhood established around 1763. The streets are full of row houses containing apartments, restaurants, pubs, and stores of all kinds. These row houses are each just 12 feet in width making most of the restaurants and pubs very long and narrow. We started with lunch at the Sip and Bite and then walked all around Fell's Point spending time at many of the unique bars. We had a great dinner at Peter's and then back to the Cat's Eye Pub for some evening entertainment (which included watching the Astros beat the O's). Everyone went home Saturday, so after a trip to Whole Foods, we settled in for the day. I walked more around the town and got back just in time for some showers. We sure had a great time with everyone this week.
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| This was by our restaurant - not sure if we should be offended by it |
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Some samples of the row houses - evidently you
can tell the age of the building by the size of the windows. In the old ones,
the windows are very narrow.
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| More residences |
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| One of the busy streets in Fell's Point |
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| This old pier was recently renovated into an exclusive hotel |
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This walkway goes down the middle of the hotel with the
rooms on either side
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A beautiful bar and restaurant
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Some very unique art work - it changes colors
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| We created our own art work |
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| A fairly famous saloon (see the write up below) |
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| Info on the Horse You Came In On Saloon |
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| One of our stops |
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| This is Lil' Phil's Tavern - very narrow |
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| A nice lady was glad to take our picture |
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| Donna and David after a great dinner |
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This is the Coast Guard Cutter Taney - built in 1936. The last warship
still afloat which saw action at Pearl Harbor
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World Trade Center Baltimore with metal from New York
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