The Union Bridge station, located in Union Bridge, Carroll County, Maryland, is a historic railway station that was built in 1902. It served as a stop for the Western Maryland Railway, playing a significant role in the transportation history of the region.
In 1976, the Union Bridge Station was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, affirming its historical significance and value. This recognition adds to the station's appeal for those interested in history and heritage.
Today, the Union Bridge Station houses the Western Maryland Railway Historical Society Museum. The museum showcases a collection of artifacts from the Western Maryland Railway, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's railway history.
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41 N Main St, Union Bridge
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