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At Aberdeen, Maryland stands the last original B&O station on the Philadelphia Branch. Designed by Frank Furness, the 1885 structure saw passengers until 1958 at which time the B&O converted it to equipment storage, a role it would serve for successor CSX into the 1990s. Local groups then began efforts to preserve the historic station and perform repairs.

During 2014 the station was moved onto a new foundation about 50 feet further from the still-active tracks. Both volunteer help and donations are needed to complete the restoration efforts; you can mail contributions to the address specified at Aberdeen Room Archives and Museum.

All photos below were snapped during autumn 2009 and come courtesy Dave Hiteshew.

Exterior

Deterioration Detail

Interior

Exterior Artifacts

Eastbound Train Passes Station and Crosses Bel Air Road