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	"Fells Point Out of Time" Documentary Home Page
		Fell's Point Out of Time (2004) is the story of Baltimore Maryland’s historic waterfront community, from its early years as the home of the famed privateers, “legal pirates” who provided much of the United States’ early naval resources, to its decline and near-demolition, and its current controversial rebirth.
		Fell's Point’s story is told by its friends and residents using interview clips arranged conversation-style with overlaid scenes of the community and archival photographs.
		Fell's Point shipbuilders were so successful turning out their famed Baltimore Clippers that this “nest of pirates” became a major target of the British in the War if 1812.
	www.fellspoint.us /fellspointoutoftime/overview.html (781 words)

	Fells Point - baltimoresun.com
		Tugboats are a common sight on the waterfront in Fells Point.
		Baltimore's Fells Point area was named for William Fell, who originally purchased the land, and his son Edward Fell, who plotted the layout of the village in 1763.
		Fells Point's waterfront location also made it one of the major ports for immigration until the mid-19th century.
	www.baltimoresun.com /entertainment/visitor/bal-guide-fellspoint,0,7653379.htmlstory (1898 words)

	Baltimore Travel Itinerary--Fells Point Historic District
		Between 1784 and 1821, at least 800 ships were built at Fells Points shipyards, with the most famous being the speedy "Baltimore Clippers." The effectiveness of these ships and the privateers that manned them caused the British to attack Baltimore in 1814, but they were turned away after the battle at Fort McHenry.
		The Fells Point Historic District is a harborside community that encompasses approximately 75 acres.
		Admiral Fell Inn, within Fells Point Historic District, is a Historic Hotels of America member, a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/travel/baltimore/b34.htm (262 words)

	Live in Baltimore - Upper Fells Point
		Located near major transit centers, Upper Fells Point is accessible to the Jones Falls Expressway from the west, Interstates 95, 895 and 695 from the east, and water shuttles from the south.
		In 1797 Fells Point was incorporated into Baltimore town as the Debtford Hundred, a parcel of land that included all the Fell family holdings, both the Point and the higher ground to the north then known as Fells Prospect.
		Upper Fells Point, as it exists today, is the recipient of a rich ethnic background, with a history of diversity and tolerance.
	www.livebaltimore.com /neighbor/uprfells.html (615 words)

	Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fells Point is one of several areas in and around Baltimore that are listed on the National Register of Historic Districts.
		Founded in 1730 by William Fell, who was attracted by its deep water and proximity to agriculture and thick forests, Fells Point became a shipbuilding and commercial center.
		Fells Point, located to the East of the Inner Harbor, suffered extensive flooding during Hurricane Isabel in September 2003.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fells_Point (666 words)

	Live in Baltimore - Fell's Point
		The Fell’s Point Historic District occupies the area from Gough Street south to the water’s edge, roughly between Caroline and Chester Streets.
		Fell’s Point is also a major antique center, with many shops in the neighborhood.
		Fell’s Point was annexed by Baltimore Town in 1773 and then the two were incorporated, along with Jones Town, as Baltimore City in 1797.
	www.livebaltimore.com /neighbor/fellspt.html (1003 words)

	mdhs.org > Explore > Maritime Collections
		From the establishment of the first shipyard in the 1730s until the mid-19th century, Fells Point was the engine that drove Baltimore's maritime commerce and international politics.
		Meet the Point's well-known historic figures, such as privateer Thomas Boyle and shipbuilder Thomas Kemp, as well as the everyday residents who made Fells Point famous.
		The Fells Point Maritime Museum is a cooperative venture between the Maryland Historical Society and the Society for the Preservation of Federal Hill and Fells Point.
	www.mdhs.org /explore/maritime (367 words)

	The Crescent at Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland. A luxury apartment residence
		As Baltimore's original seaport, Fells Point is a designated National Historic District just minutes from the heart of Downtown Baltimore.
		Fells Point's history is rich with cobblestone streets, historic row homes, and the birthplace of the Baltimore Clipper.
		Bristling with standard amenities like expansive ceilings, sleek hardwood floors, gourmet kitchens with granite throughout and stainless appliances, The Crescent at Fells Point is the newest jewel in the neighborhood- an incomparable place to call home.
	www.fellspointapartments.com (157 words)

	Fells Point Real Estate & Homes - Free Online Guide to Buying Selling Renting Houses, Condos, Homes, Apartments, ...
		Recognized for it's excellent deep water port, Fells Point became a prominent east coast harbor and cornerstone of the east coast ship-building industry.
		The Fells Point Ship Yard was responsible for producing the first frigate of the Continental Navy, the Virginia, in 1775 and the Constellation in 1797.
		Fells Point maintains it's heritage and the character of a quaint and colorful waterfront community.
	www.fellspointrealestate.net (333 words)

	Fells Point
		The neighborhood offers an eclectic mixture of residential and commercial cultures and interests, featuring a fascinating melting pot of fine restaurants and inexpensive ethnic eateries, renowned artists and offbeat characters, upscale townhouses and modest working-class rowhomes, all existing in harmony side by side.
		Fells Point is a short walk or ride to the Inner Harbor, Little Italy and Canton.
		The convenient and enjoyable water taxis are a favorite means of transportation for Fells Point residents and visitors.
	www.baltimore-rental.com /Fells-Point.htm (142 words)

	Fells Point- Baltimore, MD - VirtualTourist.com
		Access to Fells Point is made easy...just hop aboard the Water Taxi in the Inner Harbor for the short (but beautiful) water ride to the Fells Point dock.
		Fells Point is an area that locals embrace, and we are proud to share this lovely neighborhood with visitors.
		Fells Point wasn't the highlight of my visit, the antique store (Antique Man) we wanted to visit was closed, the Broadway Market was virtually empty since it was in between lunch and dinner and the gentrified neighborhood was perhaps just a little too forced.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/North_America/United_States_of_America/Maryland/Baltimore-797112/Things_To_Do-Baltimore-Fells_Point-BR-1.html (1170 words)

	Upper Fells Point Improvement Association
		FELLS POINT CHRISTMAS CAROLERS: Mark your calendar for December 23rd at 6:30pm, for the annual Fells Point Christmas Carolers March.
		Since the 1970's the Fells point community has gathered in the 500 Block of South Broadway and paraded around the neighborhood singing Christmas songs.
		All you need is what Upper Fells Point has got- -a diverse population, a bunch of good taquerias at which you can get your good, cheap food fix, some mom-and-pop corner stores, and some solid neighbors who keep an eye out for trouble on their streets after dark.
	www.upperfellspoint.org (506 words)

	Thousands celebrate Fells Point (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		With the clouds gone and temperatures climbing into the 70s, thousands of people flocked to the 40th annual Fells Point Fun Festival to celebrate a distinctive Baltimore neighborhood.
		Noting that the festival was first held four decades ago to draw attention to Fells Point 's battle against plans to build a 3-mile stretch of highway through Southeast Baltimore to link Interstates 83 and 95, O'Callaghan added, 'That probably wouldn't have been as good for us down here.
		Most everything for which Fells Point is known -- from steamed mussels and antiques to vintage clothing and palm readings -- was on the sidewalk yesterday.
	www.topix.net /content/trb/3400886421292310731310008396313034375380 (860 words)

	Baltimore - Shopping Directory - Shopping Districts - Fells Point - AOL City Guide
		Broadway Street marks the center of Fells, which is bordered by Eastern Ave., Wolfe St., Dallas St. and the Chesapeake Bay.
		This historic area was purchased in 1730 by shipbuilder William Fell, and it's the second oldest area of Baltimore.
		Fells Point is also home to many pubs, so weekend nights are hopping.
	cityguide.aol.com /baltimore/shopping/districts.adp?district=982943284.0 (283 words)

	Fells Point in Baltimore, MD - AOL City Guide
		As stalwart as a bird flying south, Fells Point in Baltimore has fiercely stood its ground and snubbed the effects of time, managing to retain much of the original structures and atmosphere of an 18th-century harbor settlement.
		From the still-in-use Broadway Market (1780s), to the Robert Long House, the oldest residence in Baltimore (1765), the Fells Point community has meticulously maintained and restored its founding properties, creating a "living history" experience that attracts individuals, families and romantic couples alike.
		If conventional history isn't your color, try out the Fells Point Ghost Walk, which gives a different take on the Point's history -- the more dark and creepy history of the spirits that are said to linger around the Bay.
	cityguide.aol.com /baltimore/entertainment/fells-point/v-121962 (446 words)

	Baltimore Maryland Real Estate Fells Point - Townhouse
		Lancaster House is in the heart of Baltimore's vibrant Fells Point historic district.
		The National Register Historic District of Fells Point is an exciting maritime community with many diligently-restored, 18th- and 19th-century buildings.
		Fells Point is the ideal location for exploring the National Aquarium in Baltimore, the Maryland Science Center, Harborplace, ESPN Zone, Federal Hill, Fort McHenry, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Ravens Stadium, etc. Also, Washington, DC is just one hour away and New York City is three hours north.
	www.vrbo.com /22704 (454 words)

	Wikinfo \| Fells Point
		Fells Point is a neighborhood in Baltimore, Maryland, home to a variety of shops, restaurants, coffee bars, music stores, and over 120 pubs.
		Fells Point is a vibrant and much-visited location in Baltimore, accessible by water taxi, freeway, and several bus lines.
		Images, some of which are used under the doctrine of Fair use or used with permission, may not be available.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Fells_Point (154 words)

	Nite Life - Fells Point,Baltimore
		Fell's Point cobble stone road area and sea food restaurant/cafe's have always been a big hit with tourists and the dinner crowd.
		Fell's Point named after Admiral Fells offers a place for whatever kind of evening you're looking for.
		This is one of the newest bars in Fells Point (formerly known as XIOS).
	members.aol.com /tpn819/nitelife/fellspoint.htm (861 words)

	The Pubs of Fells Point
		She calls Fells Point hysterical which is a good way to describe Fells Point.
		Don't get the wrong impression, Fells Point is the best place in Baltimore and the Cat's Eye is one of the reasons.
		The menu has a lot to offer and the food is as good as anywhere in Fell’s Point.
	www.pubnetwork.com /fellspt.htm (715 words)

	Fell's Point Guide- Bars, Restaurants, Shopping, Lodging - Baltimore Maryland
		We at Fell's Point Ghost Tours get asked so many times by our guests "Where should we eat?", "Where is a good bar?" and "What should we do after/before the tour?" that we decided to put together this handy guide for our guests to print and have!
		Fell's Point has the peculiar distinction of having more bars per square mile than anywhere else in the US.
		Fell's Point has just built a spanking new parking GARAGE ON CAROLINE STREET (parking is just $3 after 5pm!) and we urge you to park there because if you park on a residential street for more than two hours you will get a $40 parking ticket.
	www.fellspointghost.com /guide.html (1654 words)

	Upper fells point - Selected Bar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		And the Upper Fells Point school is the first Baltimore school in decades Melgarejo, who works in the restaurant business, said Upper Fells Point is a
		Fells Prospect is the community association for the Fells Point and Upper West Canton areas of Baltimore Maryland.
		Fells Point Maritime Museum (MD): The Fells Point Maritime Museum is a cooperative area emanate from this area on the Upper Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.
	infomany.com /ifmn/upper-fells-point.htm (265 words)

	Destination: Baltimore
		Fells Point is where European immigrants hit Baltimore, after their ships rounded the mouth of the great Chesapeake Bay.
		Established by shipbuilder William Fell in 1730, this booming neighborhood -- one of Baltimore's first -- has witnessed decade upon decade of sailors, traders and immigrants docking in its wooden piers.
		As Baltimore celebrates its 200th birthday, the closely guarded sense of heritage and history on Fells Point remains -- but with plenty of room, in the neighborhood's tradition, for visitors who want to join the party.
	cnn.com /TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/9708/baltimore/fells.point/fellspoint.html (568 words)

	Maps of Fell's Point, Baltimore, MD
		Fell's Point with landmarks and parking garages identified
		Many of these landmarks are taken from the Baltimore, MD Fell's Point Tour.
		Most parking in the Fell's Point Historic District is limited to 2 hours unless you have a resident's or visitor's permit.
	www.fellspoint.us /maps.html (312 words)

	KTLA The CW \| Where Los Angeles Lives \| Fells Point
		At any given hour of the day, visitors will see skateboarding teenagers doing death-defying stunts, strolling lovebirds admiring the yachts and tugboats on the waterfront, dog-owners taking their best friends for walks, parents pushing strollers and chasing after their toddlers, or loners blissfully tossing bread to flocks of seagulls and pigeons.
		Technically, this would label the area Fell's Point, but since we're talking about more than one Fells person, the "powers that be" apparently opted to drop the apostrophe.
		The addition of Tortilleria Sinaloa on Eastern Avenue makes it unacceptable to hit the Safeway when you're in need of fresh flour tortillas.
	ktla.trb.com /bal-guide-fellspoint,0,1517374.htmlstory (1777 words)

	Fells Point Development Corporation Home
		Stores, restaurants, a whole host of Fells Point businesses are joining in to provide a safe, fun environment for kids both big and small to come enjoy Halloween.
		Fells Point is a neighborhood which is a historical jewel situated just adjacent to the heart of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
		Fells Point's distinction as one of Baltimore's only continuously working seaports and historic neighborhood and business district situated along Baltimore's beautiful waterfront, makes this neighborhood an area which deserves focus and attention to help build it back to it's former glory.
	www.fellspointdevelopment.com (446 words)

	A Maritime Point of View...Fells Point: The Port of Early Baltimore
		He called his tract of land "Fell's Prospect." The river off the hook offered a deep water anchorage that enabled seagoing vessels to load and off-load cargo onto smaller boats for movement to and from shore.
		Although today Fells Point may seem to be most known as a favorite watering hole because of such drinking places as Bertha's, the Waterfront Hotel, and the Cat's Eye, plans are in the works that will better highlight the maritime heritage of the area.
		Finally, the Historic Fells Point Foundation is establishing a web page which will feature a monthly electronic newsletter discussing the maritime history of Fells Point, including information on the Constellation.
	www.baltimoremd.com /monuments/sea01.html (548 words)

	Fells Point Ghost Tours: Award Winning Ghost Tour in Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland. Featuring the Original Fells ...
		Fells Point Ghost Tours: Award Winning Ghost Tour in Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland.
		Ghost Tour departs from Max's Darthouse (formerly Max's Sidebar, next door to Max's) on Broadway, at 731 S. Broadway near the Fell's Point Square (map) in Baltimore, Maryland.
		Fell's Point Ghost Tours presented the neighborhood's first ghost tour during the 2001 Halloween season.
	www.fellspointghost.com (365 words)

	Fells Point, Maryland Restaurants and Bars - The Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille
		Our Fells Point location has been open since October 1986 and is still considered a Baltimore favorite.
		Located in the heart of historic Fells Point, we are easy to find and hard to leave.
		Our outside seating is a perfect place to enjoy the sights and sounds of Fells Point.
	thegreeneturtle.com /fellspoint (154 words)

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