Maryland is full of railroad history. While there are many historic train stations remaining throughout the state, there’s none quite like the following spot. Head to B & O Railroad Museum in Baltimore for a glimpse into the past — in the most fun way possible.

Mount Clare station is considered to be the birthplace of American railroading.
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Today, it's part of the B & O Railroad Museum, which is located in Baltimore.
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This historic attraction is a must-see in person.
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Come see the roundhouse demonstrations...
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...and be WOWed by a massive collection of vintage trains.
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Continue your fun with a ride around the first commercial mile of railroad track laid in America.
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Cost is $3 for adults and seniors, and $2 for children ages 2-12.
Always keep an eye on the event calendar. Thomas the Tank Engine is known to stop by...
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...and the yearly holiday train rides are the perfect way to get you into the Christmas spirit.
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Know a train lover who would adore this spot? Bring them to B & O Railroad museum for a unique day trip to remember.
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Address:

901 W Pratt Street

Baltimore, MD 21223

For more information on B & O Railroad museum, visit the website here.

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