Suggestions for History Museum near Riverside, Baltimore

Jonah • June 3, 2016Awesome museum, so much history. Great place for private events as well.

Jessica S. • August 9, 2011pop in for lunch & eat on picnic tables outside.

Mike B. • September 15, 2014We took the whole family on board this ship before David went into the Navy. Docents are fantastic and the ship is very interactive. Great value when you use the Inner Harbor Water Taxi.

Cleveland C. • January 21, 2019Great Museum! Very fortunate to have this in B’more!

Desiree E. • November 2, 2013Free! But the volunteers running the place are extremely knowledgable. Great little museum where you can learn a lot.

Val P. • August 1, 2010Come study here, quiet, nice views, not many people

Francis N. • December 11, 2013All Marylanders should visit this place at least once. It is small but interesting.

Dave L. • October 26, 2019The awesome location is very friendly and informative as well as super awesome By The Way.

Maryland • May 29, 2012Star-Spangled Site: Among the many exhibits are paintings, prints, and artifacts from the Battle for Baltimore, including the earliest original manuscript of the words to our national anthem.

Rob J. • December 26, 2009Great for a date. Interesting stories behind incredibly unique and creative art of all types.

Zach W. • November 28, 2013Lots of great history here at the Visitor Center and in Fells Point generally! Beautiful, fun area with lots of good restaurants in historic buildings, too.

Steven M. • May 30, 2013designed for people of all ages and backgrounds, with an interactive telephone booth, a drawing studio that allows guests to try their hands at comic book art, and a ride on the Bat Mobile.

Dean • November 4, 2013Great museum. A hidden gem. Open 12-1 M-F

Andrew • November 5, 2017Includes several great trains that kids can get on and play inside. Don’t miss the North Car Shop!

Naptown . • January 30, 2012The Irish Shrine and Railroad Workers Museum celebrates the history of the immense Irish presence in Southwest Baltimore City in the late 1840's.