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Think you've seen all of the great museums that Baltimore has to offer? You might be surprised by some of the hidden gems waiting to be discovered near Baltimore homes for sale. There are a variety of fascinating museums around the city that cover niche topics or simply aren't as famous as the biggest museums. Our real estate agents have the details on six lesser-known museums for you to explore around Baltimore.
Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum – 216 Emory St., Baltimore, MD 21230
Did you know that Babe Ruth was born right here in Baltimore and even signed his first professional contract with the Orioles? You can learn about all that and more at the Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum, located around the corner from Camden Yards. Over the years, the museum has grown to become both the official museum of the Baltimore Orioles and the official archive of the Baltimore Colts. See Babe Ruth's first home, artifacts from the greatest successes in Baltimore pro sports, and much more.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum – 901 W. Pratt St., Baltimore, MD 21223
Baltimore played a crucial role in the early history of rail travel in America, with the first mile of commercial track laid here in 1830. The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum delves deep into the history of rail travel around Baltimore and on other mid-Atlantic railroads. Whether you have kids who love trains or you're fascinated by railroad history, this museum has much to offer on a family visit.
Baltimore Museum of Industry – 1415 Key Highway, Baltimore, MD 21230
The history of industry in Baltimore comes alive at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, which is housed in a beautifully restored former canning factory on the waterfront. Discover the city's industrial history from the 1800s to the present day through interactive exhibits, unique artifacts, and a great selection of educational tours.
George Peabody Library – 17 E. Mt Vernon Place, Baltimore, MD 21202
Part library, part museum, the George Peabody Library is a must-see for anyone who loves stunning architecture, historic, hard-to-find books, or simply spending time on a beautiful college campus. The library is open to the public during select hours and is well worth a visit, even if you don't pick up a single book from the shelves. The George Peabody Library now houses more than 300,000 volumes, including some very rare texts.
The Peale – 225 Holliday St., Baltimore, MD 21202
The Peale is all about showcasing the people, places, and stories that make Baltimore such a special place to call home. Discover the stories of community members, activists, business owners, and local luminaries who have helped shape Baltimore's history. You can even record your own Baltimore story for The Peale and add to the chorus of stories at Baltimore's community museum.
National Museum of Dentistry – 31 S. Greene St., Baltimore, MD 21201
We did say that some of the lesser-known museums around Baltimore cover niche subjects, and the National Museum of Dentistry certainly fits that description. You might be surprised by just how interesting (and sometimes harrowing) the early years of dentistry were, and this museum lets you learn all about why a trip to the dentist today is much more pleasant than it once was.
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