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Exploring the Stunning Architecture of Camden Station in a Vintage 1872 Photograph

Take a look at the stunning architecture of Camden Station and its surrounding area in a vintage 1872 photograph. Explore the intricate details of the station and the evolution of Baltimore with us in this blog post.
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Transportation has always been a vital component of the growth and development of any community, and in Baltimore, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has played an important role in shaping the city’s landscape. Camden Station is a stunning example of a railroad station that has stood the test of time, and in this blog post, we’ll explore a captivating vintage photograph that showcases this architectural wonder in all its glory.

The photograph in question was captured back in 1872 and portrays Camden Station in all its grandeur. For those unfamiliar with the location, Camden Station is situated beside Camden Yards, and to this day, it remains an iconic landmark of Baltimore. The photograph offers a glimpse into the station’s past and how it has evolved over the years. The intricate details captured in the photograph, from the architecture to the surrounding environment, are simply breathtaking.

The photograph is an albumen print from the book Photographic Views of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Its Branches, From The Lakes to The Sea. The book features a collection of images that illustrate the various attractions found along the route of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Baltimore and Chicago. The photo is a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into the station’s construction, making it a popular destination for tourists and commuters alike.

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Description: This is an albumen print from the book Photographic Views of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Its Branches, From The Lakes to The Sea, which is illustrated with images of attractions found along the route of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Baltimore and Chicago.
This is an albumen print from the book Photographic Views of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Its Branches, From The Lakes to The Sea, which is illustrated with images of attractions found along the route of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Baltimore and Chicago. Source: SMU Digital Libraries

In addition to the vintage photograph, there is another picture of Camden Station captured slightly after the first one. This photo provides a glimpse of how the station has changed over the years, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of the location. The two photos, when compared side by side, highlight the growth and transformation of Camden Station and the surrounding area.

For those interested in the history of the area surrounding Oriole Park at Camden Yards, there are numerous other blog posts available to explore. These posts delve into the rich history of the location, from its beginnings as a bustling industrial hub to its current status as a popular tourist destination. Overall, the photographs and accompanying text provide a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of Baltimore and its landmarks.

Camden Station
Camden Station – Source: UMBC
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Take a look at some of our old posts about the area around Oriole Park at Camden Yards too.

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