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Visitor Experience
Learn about the history, meet the staff, and grab a beer! Stop by for a featured event after Doors Open: Butch Garden, a queer dance party, from 4 – 10 PM.
Limited Hours: 12PM – 4PM
About
The Peabody Heights Brewery rises over the grounds of Terrapin Park, the longest lasting baseball park in Baltimore. The park encompassed the area that now contains Barclay Elementary School and a strip of row houses, and its home plate was near a back wall of the now Peabody Heights Brewery. The ballpark was built in 1914 and closed in 1944, after an early-morning fire of indeterminate origin – perhaps a discarded cigarette – razed the wooden stands to the ground. After a decade as a vacant lot, the site was occupied by the Royal Crown Cola bottling plant. In 2012, the Peabody Heights Brewery opened its doors, paying homage in its name to Charles Village’s historic nickname.
- Accessibility: Partially handicap accessible (Only parts of the building can be accessed via wheelchair)
- Parking: On-site Free Parking & Street Parking
- Restrooms: Public Restrooms
