Baltimore Immigration Museum

A small historic museum that is growing their audience and foot print. A fantastic local gem located in a Locust Point German immigration house telling the story of immigration in Baltimore. While small, the staff makes the history come alive. The husband and wife team curating this site have done a fantastic job. They are looking for funding to open the rest of the house to show how the tenants lived. I can't wait for that day as I am sure what they produce will be amazing!

This is a small museum, but with a worth of knowledge inside it. Get docents.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNoPrice for adult entryFree

Exhibits range from ok to interesting. My visit was spoiled by a tour guide that basically was lecturing a group of grade school kids on how wonderful Communism is and how she hated democracy, capitalism and the US. Every exhibit was an opportunity to tell the kids that if they were female, POC, or had ever had anyone insult them - the "Man" was against them and they needed to revolt against society. An opportunity to celebrate the hard work of immigrants in Baltimore was spoiled by the tour guide for the school guide.

I was just taking a break from my bike ride to take a picture, and they invited me in to look at the exhibits. Very pleasant and informative. I will return with my family.

Small but well-organized and very informative museum with knowledgeable, friendly staff

It is a very friendly place. My friends and I loved going there!! This museum helps seeing the strugle of immigrants coming to the USA not long ago.

A smart and important museum in a historic location. Knowledgeable staff. Worth a visit.

A great insight into an important part of Baltimore and American history.

Love learning about history and found my husbands family

Open on weekend was very knowledgeable place