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US Coast Guard Cutter Tanny.

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  • Baltimore Inner harbor. Lightship Chesapeake, Submarine USS Torsk and national Aquarium in Baltimore featured.
  • Baltimore Inner harbor. Lightship Chesapeake, Submarine USS Torsk and national Aquarium in Baltimore featured.
  • Baltimore Inner Harbor Power Plant: Pratt Street - A popular hangout! Barnes & Noble is built around the smoke stacks of the old power plant and inside pictures and descriptions tell about the history of the building. You can view the old water tubes from the inside. The Hard Rock Cafe, Gold's Gym, ESPN Zone, Chipotle and Houlahan's are also housed at the old Power Plant. Enjoy the day outdoors. There is plenty of outdoor seating and space for people watching too.
  • Baltimore Inner Harbor Power Plant: Pratt Street - A popular hangout! Barnes & Noble is built around the smoke stacks of the old power plant and inside pictures and descriptions tell about the history of the building. You can view the old water tubes from the inside. The Hard Rock Cafe, Gold's Gym, ESPN Zone, Chipotle and Houlahan's are also housed at the old Power Plant. Enjoy the day outdoors. There is plenty of outdoor seating and space for people watching too.
  • Baltimore: Night Shot: Featuring the National Aquarium in Baltimore and main Inner Harbor.
  • USS Constellation in Inner Harbor, Baltimore - Night photo. Commissioned in 1855, the U.S.S. Constellation was the last all-sail ship built by the United States Navy. Today the historic vessel lies "at anchor" (nautical term - actually the Constellation is tied up to a pier) in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, where visitors can climb aboard and get a firsthand look at what the sailors life was like in days past.
  • USS Constellation in Inner Harbor, Baltimore - Night photo. Commissioned in 1855, the U.S.S. Constellation was the last all-sail ship built by the United States Navy. Today the historic vessel lies "at anchor" (nautical term - actually the Constellation is tied up to a pier) in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, where visitors can climb aboard and get a firsthand look at what the sailors life was like in days past.
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