with the intent to manufacture a specialty liquor for shipping to the Far East. Forced to abandon their plans because of the Asian financial crisis, A&E sold the plant to Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, Inc. in 1999. Struever Brothers Eccles & Rouse rehabilitated the historic waterfront located at the end of Hull Street, calling it Tide Point. It was the first major redevelopment in the neighborhood in decades. When the project was completed in 2002, the former soap factory was turned into Class A office space. It is currently occupied by the sportswear firm Under Armour. Three silos next to the company's campus now display murals of Michael Phelps, Ray Lewis and Cal Ripken Jr. There are two marine terminals of the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore located within the neighborhood, as well as the massive Domino sugar factory, a reminder that the industrial use of Baltimore Harbor is still a very important component of the local economy. Community Locust Point is located in Baltimore City's 11th District, with the current district representative Eric Costello. Locust Point is part of Maryland's 46th Legislative and State Senate District, with the current state senator Bill Ferguson and current delegates Brooke Lierman, Robbyn Lewis, and Luke Clippinger. Locust Point is located in Maryland's 3rd congressional district. The current president of the Locust Point Civic Association is Kate McComisky. Locust Point is home to the Baltimore Museum of Industry, Fort McHenry, and Latrobe Park. The neighborhood's restaurants and bars include Barracuda's Locust Point Tavern, City Limits Sports Bar, 1157 Restaurant and Bar, Diamondback Brewing Company, The Himalayan House, Hull Street Blues Cafe, L.P. Steamers, In like Flynn (formerly J. Patrick's), Serenity Wine Bar (formerly Our House Cafe/Restaurant), Southeastern Coffee Roastery, and the Ice Queens snowball shop, along with the Miss Twist mobile food truck. Also located in Locust Point are the Locust Point Recreation Center, a Baltimore Water Taxi stop, South Locust Point Cruise Terminal, SoBo Doggie Daycare and Spa and Francis Scott Key Elementary and Middle Grades School. See also List of Baltimore neighborhoods National Register of Historic Places listings in South and Southeast Baltimore References External links Locust Point Civic Association South District maps, Baltimore City Neighborhoods Portal , including undated photo and boundary map, at Maryland Historical Trust Gentrification in the United States Neighborhoods in Baltimore Irish-American culture in Baltimore Italian-American culture in Baltimore Polish-American culture in Baltimore Baltimore