Historical Marker

Laurel Railroad Depot

First Street at Main Street · Laurel · Prince George's

Maryland marker

Inscription

Laurel Railroad Depot Built by the Baltimore aand Ohio Railroad in 1884, this "Amercian Queen Anne" structure continues in daily use. The architect, Francis H. Baldwin, also designed the rear wing of the State House in Annapolis. The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.

Erected on May 8, 1982 by The Laurel Historical Society. Justice Gabriel Duvall Chapter, DAR. Brig. Gen. Rezin Beall Chapter, DAR. City of Laurel

Location

AddressFirst Street at Main Street
CityLaurel
CountyPrince George's
StateMaryland
Coordinates39.102728, -76.841864

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