Robert Long House

The Robert Long House, located in the historic Fell's Point neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland, is the city's oldest surviving urban residence, built in 1765. Originally the home of local merchant Robert Long, this unique rowhouse features architectural styles reminiscent of southern Pennsylvania, distinguishing it from the typical rowhouses in the area. Saved from demolition in 1969 by the Fells Point Preservation Society, the house has been restored and now serves as a testament to Baltimore's rich history, making it an intriguing site for both tourists and researchers.