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The whole scene will turn around the Point or Rock station once served by the B&O. The station was built 1873 in the Victorian Gothic style. It was designed by renowned architect E. Francis Baldwin who would construct a number of stations and depots for the B&O. The railroad station is still used today by MARC (Maryland Area Regional Commuter) which was known prior to 1984 as Maryland Rail Commuter. The building belongs however to CSX Transportation who uses it as office for MOW (Maintenance of Way).

An H0-scale kit of this structure has been offered in 2002 as a limited edition by Model Tech Studios.

Name	Point of Rocks Railroad Station
Architectural Style	Gothic
Architect	E. Francis Baldwin
Construction year	1873
Built for the RR company	Baltimore & Ohio - B&O
Belongs today to	CSXT - CSX Transportation
Railroads	CSX, MARC, Amtrak
State	Maryland
County	Frederick County
Location	on U.S. 28 / Clay Street
National Register Information System ID	73000918 (pdf file)
Official address	4000 Clay Street Point of Rocks MD 21777

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