Baltimore Tattoo is carries its own mission of enlightening the public on the history of electric tattooing in United States of America. Preserving myths & truths, images, spirit and everything related to American tattooing from 19th century is the goal of this museum.

In historic Fell’s Point at museum, they offer complete artifacts and other details on American tattooing. Other than displaying those facts, museum also offers tattooing. They handle everything from Old School Traditional, Kanji and Names. They also deal in Japanese tattooing, Customer-Drawn designs, Portraits and Flash of the wall.

In The Main Gallery of the Museum are the photographs of the tattooists working or playing and also original acetate stencils. In the corner, you will find and understand how the pop culture influenced tattooing. Visiting this Museum would be an enchanting experience and you would have gone way back to late 1970s.

Baltimore Tattoo consists of variety of tattooists and body piercers with diversified experience and knowledge. Bill Stevenson, Chris Keaton, Dave Sobel, Josh Griffin, Adam Jeffry, Chris Smith, Laura Rachel and waiting for the guest artists to be visited shortly.

This museum suggests not to swim atleast two weeks after receiving tattooing. They are against applying Ointments. They insist not to scratch the flakes as it is normal. Baltimore Museum suggests lengthy body piercing. An after care guide is on their website.