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English: Illustration of President Street Station, Baltimore, Maryland, in 1869. View looking south. The passenger depot was built by the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad (PW&B) in 1850. Seen to the left, behind the headhouse, is the 208 ft long, barrel-vaulted train shed. To the right is the freight station, built in 1852. Seen in front of the station, on President Street, is a track used to transfer passengers (by horse-drawn cars) to the Camden Station of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. This illustration is an inset to the main, large scale perspective map. Contrast adjusted for legibility. |
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"E. Sachse, & Co's Bird's Eye View of the City of Baltimore 1869." (Baltimore: E. Sachse & Co., 1870} Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division, Washington, D.C. Call No. G3844.B2A3 1869 .S3
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| Author | E. Sachse & Co. |
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