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BELIEVING IN KEEPING THE SPIRIT OF OUR HISTORY ALIVE
Welcome to The Martinsburg Roundhouse
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The Martinsburg Roundhouse Latest
August 2020
Trains Magazine Special Edition: CSX at 40
In the special edition of Trains magazine, The Martinsburg Roundhouse is featured in an article titled "Sacred Places: These 40 locations are unique, historic, or just downright interesting." The Martinsburg Roundhouse is number two out of forty on this list.
November 2019
Civil Engineering: The Magazine of The American Society of Civil Engineers
In November 2019's issue of Civil Engineering: The Magazine of The American Society of Civil Engineers The Martinsburg Roundhouse is focused on the History Lesson section. The title of the article by T.R. Witcher and is titled "Civil War and Labor Strikes: The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg Shops."
Martinsburg Roundhouse | 100 Liberty Street | Martinsburg | West Virginia
The Center includes 13 acres with three B&O Railroad shop buildings. The main attraction is the completely enclosed 1866 cast iron frame Roundhouse. It is situated along 1,000 feet of the Tuscarora Creek. The B & O Railroad shops operated until 1988. This site was active early in the Civil War and was the site of the first National Labor Strike of 1877.
Saturday tours are from 10 AM - 4 PM, $5 per adult, $3 for students and children under 5 yrs are free. Private tours can be arranged. Cost is $35 for two and $5 for each additional person. Please call the Visitors Center.
The Roundhouse will be closed for the Winter Season after 3 PM on the last Saturday in October. We plan on reopening on the first Saturday in April. Please call The Roundhouse at 304-260-4141 for information.
FRIENDS OF THE ROUNDHOUSE
(Volunteer)
The Friends of The Roundhouse are a vital part that keeps this beautiful, historic facility running smoothly. We can always welcome more tour guides, event committee members, or maybe help with maintenance of grounds or building. Perhaps helping with a train layout or working our company store is more for you. We are open to new ideas. Consider joining our group of volunteers. You can contact Spring Giovannelli by calling 304-260-4141 press option 3.
PHOTO GALLERY
The Roundhouse Center is known to be a wonderful site for photography. Many wedding photos, graduations, and many published scenery shots have been photographed here.
Families have been here for Holiday photos on our caboose and the float which is in the Martinsburg Christmas parade.
Photographers love taking photos of the ruins of the old Roundhouse or of the cupola from inside the Roundhouse. Glance through the gallery at the photos from the past and present.
RENTAL INFO.
Though still a bit rustic, the historic Roundhouse can be rented for many different types of events. A little imagination and you can hold your event where “Stonewall” Jackson started his raid in 1861 or where the first labor strike in America was held. Or in modern days, the site of filming for several mini-series and weddings.
Tables and chairs are available and you are welcome to bring your own food or caterer. One or all 3 buildings can be rented.
To inquire about event rental information, please contact Spring Giovannelli at 304-260-4141 press option 3 to schedule an appointment.
HELP US TO KEEP OUR HISTORY ALIVE AND OUR COMMUNITY GROWING.
Any amount of volunteer hours or Donation will be greatly appreciated
