I stipped this so you could see it without going to the website, plus I added the video!
Located on the waterfront of the Baltimore harbor, Fells Point is just a short water taxi ride from downtown. It is a historic and beautiful attraction filled with an eclectic array of stores, boutiques, restaurants, bars and eateries. A large percentage of the businesses are locally owned, and they are nestled inside what still looks and feels like that small town world of old. On any given weekend the square is filled with musicians and festive events that entertain and delight both residents and tourists alike.
There is very little not to do down at the Point! From museums to shopping, ghost tours to eateries and all things Maritime, Fells Point is the place to be when visiting Baltimore. All the world's a stage too down at the point, with the theatrical excitement of the The Vagabond Players, who happen to be performing just off of a street named after the greatest writer of the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist*, William Shakespeare! On Shakespeare Street, you will find the home of Mercury Brightman... well kind of, her home doesn't actually exist. What? The street is real, the address is not.
It was one of the last remaining wooden townhouses in the Fells Point region, up until it was torn down not too long ago. If 1624 Shakespeare Street still existed it would be located next door to a shop called Sheep's Clothing. The picture below is of the lot where 1624 once stood.
