Baltimore’s Penn Station is being renovated
Encased in wrappings, as well as history, Penn Station’s face lift begin
Scaffolding making its way around the station. Next time you see this facade, it’s going to shine!
— Baltimore Penn Station (@BaltPennStation) April 15, 2022
📸: @Multivista #baltimore #pennstation #baltimorepennstation #historicpreservation pic.twitter.com/03YUwhfzUS
Check out the station and surrounding area in the early 1920s! #tbt #baltimorepennstation #baltimore pic.twitter.com/I6Ub84xxAi
— Baltimore Penn Station (@BaltPennStation) April 21, 2022
Then & Now: The Past, Present & Future Of Baltimore's Penn Station https://t.co/vCO5oaZHMx pic.twitter.com/WPJ24QgU84
— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) March 24, 2022
Did you know that the clock overlooking the station plaza is eight feet in diameter and that the hands are actually made of wood? As part of the historic preservation process, the clock and surrounding sculpture are being fully cleaned and returned to working order. pic.twitter.com/aIwm860dOj
— Baltimore Penn Station (@BaltPennStation) July 12, 2022
Baltimore’s Pennsylvania Station is wrapped in dark construction mesh as stone masons determine the condition of the stone facade.
— The Baltimore Sun (@baltimoresun) June 12, 2022
https://t.co/3hbCuxrtQ7
Here’s a great photo we sug up showing Baltimore’s Union Station in 1917. https://t.co/jVSNYOgj07
— Ghosts of Baltimore (@GhostsofBmore) August 2, 2022
Sad! 