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Upcoming Events

November 23 & 24, 2024
Breakfast with Santa
November 23 & 24, 2024
B&O Holiday Market 

New for Teachers & Students

Legacy of the Underground Railroad

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Collections

The oldest and most comprehensive American railroad collection in the world

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Become a B&O Member

Join the Journey!

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Stories & Experiences

Not just artifacts, the B&O is a living history of the men, women, and machines that shape our country.

Tour: From Slavery to Civil Rights

Stories & Experiences

Not just artifacts, the B&O is a living history of the men, women, and machines that shape our country.

Tour: Rebuilding the Cathedral of American Railroading

A Tour of the 2003 Roundhouse Roof Collapse

Stories & Experiences

Not just artifacts, the B&O is a living history of the men, women, and machines that shape our country.

African American Railroading Oral Archives

In partnership with Union Baptist Church

Stories & Experiences

Not just artifacts, the B&O is a living history of the men, women, and machines that shape our country.

Tour: Restoration Shop

B&O Railroad Museum

200th Anniversary Transformation Capital Campaign

Please note:

The Museum will open to the public at 11 AM on Sat, Nov. 23 & Sun, Nov. 24. Breakfast with Santa will begin at 9 AM.

2020
Award

Voted Washington Parent's Best Museum Winner 2020

Ransom007
Anaheim, CA

The roundhouse was my favorite part, because it gives a true feel for what goes on in a roundhouse—the cars are stationary, but seeing the actual tracks is eye-opening.

Patrese T.
June 2021

I love that the museum is what remains of the old train yard and the number and variety of train cars is remarkable.

TwinBkp
Knoxville, TN

We did the train ride and our guide on board was excellent (history/information for the parents).

Vicki A.
Brunswick, MD

This was an amazing museum to visit! A must see in Baltimore. Starting with the ease of parking...Right onsite and FREE!

Janet F.
Morgantown, WV

As you moved through the roundhouse it felt like you were following a cohesive storyline through the early history of the railroad.

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