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Things to Do  

June Art show

June Art show, Dundalk

 RIPKEN_HOF Says:  A local show every year to showcase your art. 

Restaurants  

Costas' Inn: Steamed crabs

Costas' Inn: Steamed crabs, Dundalk

 RIPKEN_HOF Says:  very good entrees' , a must if you are in the area..or a visitor and want to try Baltimore seafood.. all, steamed crabs 

Transportation  

Dundalk Marine Terminal

Dundalk Marine Terminal, Dundalk

 grandmaR Says:  Dundalk Marine Terminal is located adjacent to Seagirt, and major customers include Atlantic Container Line (ACL), National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA) and Wallenius Wilhelmsen Line. With 13 berths, 10 container and two gantry cranes and direct rail access, the... 

Francis Scott Key Bridge

Francis Scott Key Bridge, Dundalk

 grandmaR Says:  The Francis Scott Key Bridge is on the Baltimore Beltway between exit 44 and exit 1. It is the only bridge spanning the Harbor and can be seen from Ft. McHenry on clear day.The final link in the Baltimore beltway (I-695) was finally finished in 1977, fourteen years after it... 

Francis Scott Key Bridge

Francis Scott Key Bridge, Dundalk

 RIPKEN_HOF Says:  Fourteen years in the making, the final link in the Baltimore beltway (I-695) was finally finished in 1977. Crossing the Patapsco River from Hawkins Point to Soller Point, the Francis Scott Key Bridge arches over the Baltimore Harbor, reaching the height of a 36-story... 

Warnings Or Dangers  

caution on October 31 st

caution on October 31 st, Dundalk

 RIPKEN_HOF Says:  crazy people abound.......... 

Off The Beaten Path  

Fort Carroll-Est. 1847

Fort Carroll-Est. 1847, Dundalk

 RIPKEN_HOF Says:  Fort Carroll’s origins date to 1847, when the State of Maryland gave permission to the United States War Department to construct a fort in the shallow water of Soller’s Point Flats to protect the city of Baltimore. 

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One Side of the Harbor

One Side of the Harbor, Dundalk

 grandmaR Says:  Since the west side of the Baltimore Beltway (I-695) is free and is also shorter than going over the Francis Scott Key Bridge, most people go around Baltimore on the west side. But the toll means that the east side isn't subject to the traffic jams that the west side is.... 

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 very good entrees' , a must if you are in the area..or a visitor and want to try Baltimore seafood.. all, steamed crabs 

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 John Smith landed on the Patapsco Neck while conducting an expedition up the Chesapeake Bay in 1608. Until that time the land was occupied by war-like Susquehanna Indians. In 1664 Thomas Todd from...... 

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The New Baltimore County Ship Docks

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 I've got some interesting experiences in Dundalk. I'd love to share with you the 3 tips I've written, the 6 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created. 

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