Historic President Street Station

The surviving headhouse of Baltimore’s first railway station. The platforms and train shed no longer survive, but the building narrowly escaped demolition on several occasions, and has been operated by volunteers as a museum since 1997. Formerly the Baltimore Civil War Museum, it still includes some exhibits on the station’s role during the U.S. Civil War. Operated by Friends of the President Street Station, and being considered for inclusion in the National Park System.

• museum
• outdoors
• history
• family

Address

601 President St

Getting there

cross street Fleet, east of Pier 6 Concert Pavilion

Hours

Daily 10AM-4PM

Price

$3/adult, $2/student, children under 12 free

Website

presidentstreetstation.org (opens in a new tab)