A Historic Rail Car Retreat
When you step foot onto the grounds of the National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation, where the first chapter of American railroading was written, you embark on a journey through time. The Museum affords visitors the opportunity to step into history, and that’s what your guests will get to do when you book the Royal Blue Observation Lounge Car. This vintage 1948 rail car, featuring table & lounge seating, a bright art deco interior with bar, provides the optimal setting for intimate gatherings in a truly unique, authentically historic space unlike any other in Baltimore. Give your guests an extraordinary experience at the National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation.
CAPACITY
- 20 Seated at Tables
- 35 Seated in Car
FEATURES & AMENITIES
- Complimentary Onsite Secure Parking
- All Access to Museum
- Train Ride (schedule permitting)
- Video Screen
PRICING
- Daily (8 AM – 4 PM)
- $650 for 4 hours + $150/hr
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“The Underground Railroad exhibit particularly made an impression. You can learn about the enslaved people who passed through Mount Clare Station as their last stop before reaching the northern states. Sobering and inspiring stories.”
Alison J.
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