Fort Worth (Baltimore)

Fort Worth (Baltimore) refers to a 19th-century steamboat that operated on the Chesapeake Bay, primarily serving the Baltimore area. Named after the city of Fort Worth in Texas, the vessel was designed for transporting passengers and cargo along the bay. It played a key role in regional trade and transportation during its time, exemplifying the importance of water routes before widespread road and rail networks. The steamboat contributed to local economic growth and is part of the maritime history that shaped Baltimore’s development as a major port.