Ship Carpenters’ Houses (Locust Street)

The row of houses on the left, all of them ship carpenters’ houses from the early 19th century, have been restored much to their appearance in 1900. Virtually every house on this street was built prior to 1850. When shipbuilding declined and oystering revived the town.

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St. Michaels Drive-by Tour
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  1. John W. Blades House (108 E. Chestnut Street)
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  2. St. Michaels Museum (409 St. Mary’s Square)
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  3. Robert Lambdin House (401 Water Street)
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  4. Thomas Kirby House (207 Mulberry Street)
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  5. The Cannonball House (200 Mulberry Street)
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  6. Christ Church (301 South Talbot Street)
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  7. Ship Carpenters’ Houses (Locust Street)
  8. The Haddaway Shipyard House (103 Locust Street)
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  9. The Harrison-Bruff House (200 Cherry Street)
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  10. Robert Dodson House (203 Cherry Street)
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  11. The Edward N. Dodson House (103 Cherry Street)
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  12. Conclusion
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