Baltimore Patterson Park Audio Tour

Explore Baltimore’s Patterson Park, a beloved neighborhood green space with more than two centuries of history. This self-guided Baltimore Patterson Park Audio Tour lets you walk at your own pace while audio, maps, and GPS directions bring the route to life. Begin at the corner of Eastern and S Lindwood Avenues, then follow the park’s story from its days as farmland to its role as a defensive stronghold during the War of 1812. Along the way, see the monument to Revolutionary War hero Casimir Pulaski and cross Harris Creek, one of Baltimore’s “ghost rivers,” now hidden underground. The route also takes you past mile-long earthworks built by residents to protect the city from British attack and places where President Abraham Lincoln ordered troops to camp after the Pratt Street Riot of 1861. Download the app and tour before you arrive; offline access makes it easy to follow the audio and maps as you explore. With lifetime access and the freedom to pause whenever you like, the Baltimore Patterson Park Audio Tour offers a flexible way to connect the park’s landscape with the stories that shaped it. Start your walk and discover why locals call Patterson Park Baltimore’s “Best Backyard.”