Site of William Tinker House
This address is an example of architectural adapation that gives Fells Point much of its character and variety. Originally built in the 1700s as a dormered, two and a half story house, a third story and other enlargements have been aded, including a late 19th century Italinate facade, that have totally changed its colonial appearance. The house was originally owned by William Tinker, a compassionate grocer, who, when he heard of the plight of some French exiles fleeing a revolt in Haiti, rowed out to the ships in the harbor and distributed provisions to the refugees (1793).

1807 Lancaster Street