Baltimore’s World Trade Center on East Pratt Street is a prominent attraction of the Inner Harbor. The tower has a visitor center and observation deck. Name: World Trade Center Location: 401 East Pratt Street / Pier 4 Year Completed: 1977 Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Style: Postmodern Wikipedia: Baltimore World Trade Center Google Map
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United Railways & Electric Company Power Plant on Pier 4 is now home to Phillips Seafood and Hard Rock Cafe on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. It had been built to power Baltimore’s street railway. Name: Pratt Street Power Plant Location: Pier 4 Year Completed: 1900 Architect: Baldwin & Pennington Style: neo-Classical Wikipedia: Pratt Street Power Plant
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Fort McHenry flies the 15-star/stripe flag that was in use during the War of 1812, commemorating the fort’s “Star-Spangled Banner” history. Name: Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine Location: 100 East Fort Avenue Year Completed: 1798 Architect: Jean Foncin Style: Bastioned Pentagon Wikipedia: Fort McHenry Google Map
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Baltimore National Aquarium occupies Pier Three (501 East Pratt Street) on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Name: National Aquarium of Baltimore Location: 501 East Pratt Street Year Completed: 1981 Architect: Chermayeff, Sollogub & Poole Style: Postmodern Wikipedia: National Aquarium Google Map
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Lockwood Place, 500 East Pratt Street, is a postmodern office building overlooking Harborplace. Name: Lockwood Place Location: 500 East Pratt Street Year Completed: 2004 Architect: Cope Linder Architects Style: Postmodern Property website: Lockwood Place Google Map
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414 Light Street is a 44-story luxury high-rise apartment building in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor district. Name: 414 Light Street Location: 414 Light Street Year Completed: 2018 Architect: Solomon Cordwell Buenz Style: Postmodern Wikipedia: 414 Light Street Google Map
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10 Light Street, aka Bank of America Building, was built in 1929 as the Baltimore Trust Company Building. Originally an office building, the Art Deco skyscraper has been converted to residential use above the fourth floor. Name: 10 Light Street / Bank of America Building Location: 10 Light Street Year Completed: 1929 Architect: Taylor &
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Baltimore City Hall, a Renaissance Revival-style landmark, was completed in 1875 at 100 Holiday Street in the city’s Inner Harbor neighborhood. Name: Baltimore City Hall Location: 1oo Holiday Street Year Completed: 1875 Architect: George Aloysuis Frederick Style: Renaissance Revival Wikipedia: Baltimore City Hall Google Map
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