Fells Point · Baltimore City

Same-Day Courier in Fells Point, MD

Fells Point was a shipbuilding town before it was a Baltimore neighborhood, and it still runs on narrow Belgian block streets laid out in the 1760s. That history is why so much here moves on paper: it was the first place in Maryland on the National Register, and it's a city historic district, so rowhouse owners, architects and contractors trade drawings and approvals constantly. Add the small offices and shops along Thames Street and Broadway, and the hospital campus a short drive north, and you have a neighborhood full of things that need to cross town today without anyone giving up a parking spot.

From White Marsh we come down I-95 and leave at Eastern Avenue, so a Fells Point pickup is usually about 25 minutes out, a little longer when the harbor traffic stacks up on Boston Street.

Where We Run in Fells Point

Thames Street Offices & Shops

Contracts, signed leases and boutique orders picked up from the storefronts and upstairs offices facing the water, with the courier walking it in instead of idling on the cobblestones.

Broadway Market

1640 Aliceanna Street

A landmark both sides of the neighborhood know, and an easy meeting point when the drop-off is a vendor or a friend who'd rather not give out a home address. Paperwork and small packages only, never food.

Fell's Point Visitor Center

1732 Thames Street

The Preservation Society's home base on the waterfront. We drop off and pick up for the offices along this stretch of Thames, a few doors from the old Recreation Pier.

CHAP & Housing Permit Offices

417 E. Fayette Street

Exterior work in Fells Point goes through the Commission for Historical & Architectural Preservation and the city's permit desks downtown. We carry drawings, applications and signed forms there and bring back the stamped copies.

Upper Fells Point & Broadway Rowhouses

Laptops, phones and documents to the blocks north of Fleet Street, handed to the person who lives there instead of left on a marble step.

Johns Hopkins Hospital

1800 Orleans Street

Signed originals, credentials and equipment cases for the offices around the East Baltimore campus, about a mile up Broadway. Specimens and pharmacy orders for the private practices nearby ride in a labeled cooler; the hospital's internal runs stay with its own couriers.

Galleries on Fleet, Aliceanna & Eastern

Fells Point keeps its art in old buildings: a gallery scene that includes the Luann Carra Gallery on Fleet Street, the Winkel Gallery on Aliceanna Street and The Alchemy of Art, which fills a former convent on Eastern Avenue. When a painting, print or small sculpture sells, or has to go to a framer, an appraiser or a collector's home, one courier carries it in the car from the gallery door to the person waiting for it. Declared at $500 or more, it travels as a High-Value delivery and is released only after the named recipient's photo ID is checked and scanned.

Second Sunday Antique Market Finds

From June into December, the Fells Point Second Sunday Antique Market sets up on Broadway Market Square with dozens of dealers selling glassware, pottery, jewelry, folk art and collectibles. If you buy more than you can carry home, or a piece for someone across town, we take it from the dealer's table to the address you give us, as long as it's wrapped, weighs 75 lb or less and fits in a sedan. Bigger furniture stays with a mover.

Old Streets, No Parking & a Courier Who Walks It In

Fells Point wasn't built for delivery vans. The streets are tight, many are still paved in Belgian block, and on a weekend afternoon there's no curb space between Broadway and the water. That's exactly why a run you'd make yourself turns into forty minutes of circling. Our courier handles the parking, walks the package to the door and gets a photo and signature before leaving.

Renovation is the other constant here. A rowhouse facade, a new window or a rear addition in the historic district means drawings, approvals and permit paperwork moving between the owner, the architect and the city offices on Fayette Street. We carry each set in a sealed tamper-evident bag, one courier the whole way, so nothing gets lost between the job site and the counter.

Court Filing Courier

High-Value Delivery in Fells Point

A lot of Fells Point works from a rowhouse: designers, consultants, people on hospital rotations. When a work laptop or a phone has to reach one of them, we hand it only to the named person, check their photo ID and scan the barcode on the back before letting go. You watch the courier's car on a live Google map with real-time traffic the whole way there.

How High-Value Delivery Works

Rates & Hours

$49 covers the first 15 miles from our nearest dispatch point to your pickup and drop-off, then $1.75 a mile, with no return trip charged. Rush adds $30 and STAT adds $55. Your card is held, not charged, until it's delivered.

Open 24 hours, Monday–Saturday: book online any time. Same-Day dispatch for legal and document courier runs Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–7:00 PM. Packages run Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–9:00 PM. Both run Saturday 9:00 AM–9:00 PM.

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Fells Point Courier Questions

Can You Take Renovation Paperwork From Fells Point to the City Permit Offices?

Yes. We pick up drawings, applications and signed forms at your house, your architect or the job site and carry them to the CHAP and housing offices at 417 E. Fayette Street, then bring back whatever the counter stamps or hands over. Tell us when you book if the office needs anything signed in person; we can't sign for you.

How Quickly Can a Courier Reach Fells Point From White Marsh?

Usually about 25 minutes via I-95 and the Eastern Avenue exit. Rush delivers in under 2 hours and STAT in under 60 minutes, traffic permitting, and the tracking page shows exactly where the courier is.

Do You Deliver to Rowhouses Without Leaving Packages on the Step?

Yes. Every delivery gets a photo and signature, and if you declare a value of $500 or more it becomes a High-Value delivery: handed only to the named recipient after their photo ID is checked and scanned.

What Will a Fells Point Run Cost?

The price starts at $49, which covers the first 15 miles from our nearest dispatch point through your pickup and drop-off. After that it's $1.75 a mile, and the courier's drive back isn't billed. You see the exact total on the booking page before you pay.

Can You Deliver Something I Bought at the Fells Point Antique Market?

Yes, for pieces that weigh 75 lb or less and fit in a sedan: a box of glassware, a framed print, a piece of pottery or a tray of vintage jewelry. Book a pickup at Broadway Market Square, ask the dealer to wrap it, and declare its value at checkout. At $500 or more it becomes a High-Value delivery, handed only to the named recipient after their photo ID is checked and the barcode on the back of the ID is scanned. Coverage runs up to $5,000 through our online checkout; call us before booking anything declared higher. We don't carry cash, alcohol, firearms, perishables, prescriptions or specimens, so settle payment with the dealer before the courier arrives.

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