STORY OF INNER HARBOR

The Inner Harbor of Baltimore has played a important role in the

city's development. Established in the 1700s, it served as a major port

for trade, connecting Baltimore to international markets. Over time,

the waterfront became a hub of industry and commerce, fueling the

city's economic growth. In the late 20th century, as manufacturing

declined, the Inner Harbor underwent a significant revitalization,

transforming into a vibrant center for tourism, business, and culture.