American Visionary Art Museum: America’s Home for Self-Taught Genius
There is no museum in America quite like AVAM. The American Visionary Art Museum, perched below Federal Hill at the harbor’s south shore, is the...
Category : Museums
Reginald F. Lewis Museum: Maryland’s African American Story, Told in Full
Steps from the Inner Harbor, the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture is the largest museum of its kind in...
The First Mile and Tom Thumb: Where American Railroading Began
Every railroad in America traces its family tree to a single mile of track in Baltimore. At Mount Clare, the B&O Railroad Museum preserves the...
‘With Profit and Pleasure’: Japanese Prints at Evergreen Museum & Library Through June 2027
A Gilded Age mansion is the perfect frame for woodblock elegance. With Profit and Pleasure: The Legacy of Japanese Prints, on view at Johns Hopkins’...
The Star-Spangled Banner Flag House: Where Mary Pickersgill Sewed a Legend
The most famous flag in American history was sewn in a Baltimore brick house — by hand, in six weeks, too big to finish indoors....
The Jewish Museum of Maryland and the Lloyd Street Synagogue
On a quiet East Baltimore street stand two of America’s most historic synagogues — and between them, the Jewish Museum of Maryland tells the story...
Baltimore Museum of Industry: Where the City’s Working Genius Lives On
Baltimore made things — oysters by the billion, umbrellas, ships, airplanes — and the Baltimore Museum of Industry keeps the machines humming. Housed in an...
The National Aquarium: Baltimore’s Blue Heart on the Harbor
Since 1981, the National Aquarium has been Baltimore’s blue heart — a harborfront landmark of glass pyramids and glowing tanks that welcomes some 1.2 million...
‘With Profit and Pleasure’: Japanese Prints at Evergreen Museum & Library Through June 2027
A Gilded Age mansion is the perfect frame for woodblock elegance. With Profit and Pleasure: The Legacy of Japanese Prints, on view at Johns Hopkins’...
B&O Railroad Museum: The Birthplace of American Railroading
American railroading was born in Baltimore, and its cathedral still stands. The B&O Railroad Museum preserves the Mount Clare complex — the nation’s first passenger...
