Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum
Under $25Tour the small West Baltimore brick row house where Edgar Allan Poe lived with his aunt's family in the 1830s.
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Walk among historic locomotives and rail cars inside an 1884 roundhouse on the birthplace of American railroading.
901 W Pratt St · Baltimore, MD
Formerly the B&O Railroad Museum, this Baltimore site holds about 250 pieces of rolling stock and the country's largest collection of 19th-century locomotives. The centerpiece is the 1884 roundhouse, its roof rebuilt after a 2003 snowstorm collapse, beside the 1851 Mount Clare Station. Regular passenger rail service in America began here in 1830, and you can buy a separate ticket for a short train ride on the museum's historic track.
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