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Locust Point

Locust Point

Neighborhood in Baltimore, MarylandWikipedia

Search complete. 11 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Locust Point".

Sep 2, 2026

Emily TrageserGUEST
19:33
So we have a beautiful promenade on the water that connects a ton of different neighborhoods.
Emily TrageserGUEST
19:38
But I'd probably start you guys off actually in Locust Point and we would take the free harbor connector, which is a free boat that we have, a commuter route on Monday to Friday.
Emily TrageserGUEST
19:49
So we get on that boat and we go over to Fell's Point, grab a coffee at 5.
Emily TrageserGUEST
19:54
Daily grind.
Emily TrageserGUEST
20:45
So I I would definitely have to take you to Patterson Park.
Emily TrageserGUEST
20:48
I feel like you could not leave Baltimore without doing a walk there.
Emily TrageserGUEST
20:51
And then third, I would probably take you on a walk starting at my house in Locust Point.
Emily TrageserGUEST
20:57
And we'd walk through our neighborhood to Fort McHenry.
LeeAnn BlanchardGUEST
31:52
And I would say the neighborhoods that are second level, second tier, you know, not water adjacent, but the next layer is also pretty expensive.
LeeAnn BlanchardGUEST
32:03
And based on the city policies and how things have been going in Baltimore, there are neighborhoods that are entirely gentrified, entirely renovated, and are, for instance, Locust Point, which is where Fort McHenry is located.
LeeAnn BlanchardGUEST
32:20
There are no derelict homes in that neighborhood.
LeeAnn BlanchardGUEST
32:22
There's no derelict homes within two neighborhoods of that place because that's a desirable place to be.
Dan TaylorGUEST
30:28
If not in Harbor Place, then other places in the city too, right? Like the rest of the waterfront has completely changed in the last 25 years.
Dan TaylorGUEST
30:36
You look down in like southeast Baltimore, kind of Canton area, that looks totally different than it looked five years ago, right? And back into, again, Federal Hill and Locust Point, like the places change because cities are living things that change.
Dan TaylorGUEST
30:53
And that's okay.
Dan TaylorGUEST
30:54
It's okay.

8 MINS LATER

Dan TaylorGUEST
39:19
It was spread throughout by necessity, right? It was spread all throughout the waterfront downtown, but also into Port Covington.
Dan TaylorGUEST
39:26
I say by necessity because hearing the planning on it, every single place that they could dock a boat, they docked a boat.
Dan TaylorGUEST
39:34
If you were over in Locust Point, they doubled up.
Dan TaylorGUEST
39:36
They had to double up some boats.
Andrew AlexanderGUEST
33:32
Drove by this very-
speaker_2GUEST
33:32
This was Locust Point.
Andrew AlexanderGUEST
33:33
Whatever
speaker_2GUEST
33:33
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speaker_2GUEST
33:33
Locust, Locust Point?
Ashley AlexanderHOST
33:34
Yeah, Locust Point.
Amber AlexanderHOST
33:35
Locust Point-
Ashley AlexanderHOST
33:36
Steamers?

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