1884 B&O Roundhouse - National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation
1884 B&O Roundhouse

1884 B&O Roundhouse

Photo by tPoz Photography

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Nicknamed “Baldwin’s Cathedral” after its architect, E. Francis Baldwin, the Museum’s stunning Roundhouse has been a Baltimore icon for over 137 years. It was the largest circular industrial building in the world when completed covering more than an acre and rising 125 feet into the air. One of the most versatile venues in the region, the National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation Roundhouse is ideal for corporate events, receptions, galas and much more. The possibilities are unlimited.

CAPACITY

  • 53,000 sq ft
  • 2,800 Cocktail Reception
  • 500+ Seated*

* Special accommodations to move trains for up to 800 seated

FEATURES & AMENITIES

  • Complimentary Onsite Secure Parking
  • Museum Store Access
  • Flexible Load-In
  • Valet Parking
  • Executive Director Welcome
  • Outdoor Terrace/Patio**
  • Custom Train Rides/Tours**

** Additional cost

PRICING

Up to 200 Guests200+ Guests
Sunday – Friday$4,500$8 / person
Saturday$5,000$8 / person
Available Fall – Spring, 5 PM – 11:30 PM. Outdoor Pavilion recommended during Summer.

Views of the B&O Roundhouse

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