Brunswick Heritage Museum

Brunswick Heritage Museum in Brunswick, Maryland, traces both the town’s railroad past and its broader local history. Originally founded as the Brunswick Railroad Museum, it expanded its mission and took its current name in 2013 to reflect Brunswick’s development as a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company town. Housed since 1974 in a 1904 former fraternal lodge, the museum stands beside active rail lines and includes exhibits on community life, the C&O Canal, and the wider Potomac transportation corridor. Its upper floor features an HO scale model of the B&O’s Metropolitan Branch and Brunswick’s immense 1907 classification yards, once the nation’s largest and most modern built for a single railroad.

Brunswick, Maryland · United States