LOCATION FILE
The Horse You Came In On Saloon
FOLLOWBaltimore, MD
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A Thames Street saloon in the Fell's Point Historic District, operating as a bar since 1775 and said to be the only Maryland tavern open before, during, and after Prohibition; local tradition holds it was Edgar Allan Poe's last drink before his death in 1849.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff describe activity attributed to a spirit they call "Edgar," including a swinging chandelier and moved objects; a seat is kept reserved for him at the bar.
VISITING
An operating saloon open to the public.
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