Great Hospital, real shame that the mayor is a little Ignorant..... Yes, that was a Friend Request 6 months ago..... Am i Not good enough!?!? Why Not Rip my Heart out and stand on it while your at it!
A civic treasure, try a dozen oysters or a bowl of shrimp, a crab cake or a bowl of chowder, a glass of Picpoul de Pinet or an expertly mixed cucumber cocktail. The lobster roll is worth the fuss! En savoir plus .
If u have a Starbucks card, don't come here. They're a Starbucks that don't take they're own cards. That's like me saying "We don't accept our kids when the sitter hands em back". DICKHEADS!!!!!!!!!!!
Cappadocia, with its fairy chimneys and pigeon valleys, is one of the top hot air balloon spots in the world. En savoir plus .
Visit the FREE Open Studio Day at Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower this Saturday. View artists' studios and work from 1-5pm. En savoir plus .
Since 1949, a mysterious man in black has left three roses and a bottle of cognac on this grave yearly to mark Poe’s death. To this day, the visitor’s identity remains unknown. (From Aerial America) En savoir plus .
This was Hannibal Lecter’s white-brick home in the movie "Red Dragon". The fictitious ‘5 Chandler Square’ address in the move really is Baltimore, though, on N. Charles St..
In the movie "12 Monkeys", the elegant home of Dr Goines (Christopher Plummer), the scientist father of animal activist Jeffrey Goines (Brad Pitt), is actually the Garrett Jacobs Mansion.
The Pagoda, originally known as the Observatory, was designed in 1890 by Charles H. Latrobe, then Superintendent of Parks.
Arguably the most beautiful statue in Baltimore featuring a wounded soldier upheld by a laurel-bearing angel. Inscribed: “Gloria Victis”, - “Glory to the victor” and “Deo Vindice” - God vindicates.
John Wilkes Booth along with two other conspirators in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln are buried here, Samuel Arnold and Michael O'Laughlen. Visitors often leave Lincoln pennies on the graves.
The birthplace of Babe Ruth. Pigtown got it's nickname name from the scores of pigs that were herded through its narrow streets every day on their way to be slaughtered in local meat-packing plants.
Known locally (and identified on its stained-glass transom) as “The Little House”. This mid-19th century jewel is just under 9 feet wide and is the narrowest row house in Baltimore
Originally opened in 1956, Bengie's drive in theater is one of the few surviving drive in theaters in the U.S. and has the BIGGEST movie theatre screen in the USA at 52 feet high and 120 feet wide.
Glenn Milstead, aka John Waters film star Divine, rests in the most famous grave in an otherwise sleepy burial ground.
