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FROM INTERSTATE 81: Take Exit 16 to Martinsburg (WV 9 East), following Edwin Miller Boulevard to North Queen Street, turning left onto Roundhouse Way to reach the intersection of East Liberty Street and Roundhouse Way (100 East Liberty Street). Continue southward crossing Liberty street and paved entrance area at historical marker, follow gravel road along railroad track to black entrance gate to Roundhouse, look for "Open" feather sign, park along black fence.

FROM U.S. 11 (NORTH) QUEEN STREET: Travel North to Pennsylvania Avenue, turning right onto Hooge Street and then right onto East Liberty Street, turning left onto gravel entrance road for Roundhouse at intersection at East Liberty Street and Roundhouse Way. Turn onto gravel entrance road at historical marker for Roundhouse, follow along railroad track to black entrance gate to Roundhouse, parking along fence. 
 
PARKING: On-site vehicle parking areas on 12.94-acre site are unpaved and in grass areas around the complex. Approximate Parking Capacity: 250 cars. 

Historical Tour Guests should look for spaces near "feather" open sign. ADA-reserved parking area perpendicular to black fence along railroad track.



Seasonal Tours

​Wednesday-Saturday: 10 AM to 4 PM

Sunday: 12 to 5 PM

 April-October

roundhouse1866@gmail.com

304-260-4141

Street Address

100 East Liberty Street

Martinsburg, WV 25404

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Official platform for the Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority, a public corporation authorized by Act of the West Virginia Legislature for preservation and revitalization of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg Shops. 

 

Mission: To Establish an Experiential Place in Support of Community Engagement, Culture, Small Business, History Education and the Arts in Eastern West Virginia.

 West Virginia's 16th National Historic Landmark - Site of the sole-surviving cast iron frame roundhouse in the world!

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