Mission & Charge: Created by an Act of the West Virginia Legislature in 1999, the Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority is a public corporation. It is charged preservation and redevelopment of the Martinsburg Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Shops, a 19th century maintenance hub strategically situated between Baltimore and Cumberland, Md. The site was designated West Virginia's 16th National Historic Landmark in 2003.

 

Meetings: All meetings of the Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority board of directors are open to the public and are held on the the second Wednesday of each month at 6 PM, unless otherwise.

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Board of Directors: Members are appointed to 3-year terms by the Berkeley County Council, the governing body of Berkeley County. The City of Martinsburg has been invited to appoint three members.

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Chair: H.D. Boyd Jr. 

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Berkeley County Council Liaison: Dan Dulyea