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Camden Station was not Baltimore's first passenger station, but it was the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad's main station there after it was opened in 1856. Ever since the B&O gave its passenger service to Amtrak in 1971, only commuter trains stop at Camden, while long-distance trains use Penn Station instead. The building has fortunately avoided demolition, though it is no longer used by any railroad. It is now a sports museum adjacent to the Orioles' baseball park.

Description
Camden Station was not Baltimore's first passenger station, but it was the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad's main station there after it was opened in 1856. Ever since the B&O gave its passenger service to Amtrak in 1971, only commuter trains stop at Camden, while long-distance trains use Penn Station instead. The building has fortunately avoided demolition, though it is no longer used by any railroad. It is now a sports museum adjacent to the Orioles' baseball park.