Around them, industry moves along at the Port of Baltimore, an oyster reef thrives underneath abandoned Fort Carroll, and the city is business as usual. Soon, the piers will leave the picture.

ABANDONED FORT CARROLL ACTS AS A REEF WHERE BABIES ARE EVENTUALLY PLANTED. 6 MILLION LIVE UNDER THE MILITARY FORT LOCATED RIGHT ACROSS FROM WHAT WAS THE KEY BRIDGE WHEN IT CAME DOWN. FIALA’S ...

Baby oysters will return to Fort Carroll Reef after last year's collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge blocked organizers from planting a new batch. Hundreds of thousands of baby oysters will ...

BALTIMORE (WBAL) — Baby oysters will return to Fort Carroll Reef after last year’s collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge blocked organizers from planting a new batch. Hundreds of thousands ...