Martinsburg Roundhouse

Official social platform for the historic Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg Shops, owned by the Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority and supported by the Berkeley County Roundhouse Foundation. 
Located at 100 East Liberty Street sit on approximately 13 acres along the banks of Tuscarora Creek in Martinsburg,  the three primary structures of the historic maintenance complex are the West Roundhouse, Bridge and Machine Shop and Frog and Switch Shop. CSX, the modern owner of the B&O, closed the shops in 1985. The East Roundhouse was destroyed by fire in 1990. 
In 1999, the property was purchased by the Berkeley County Commission. Ownership of the property was transferred in 2000 to the Berkeley County Roundhouse Authority, a public corporation created by the West Virginia Legislature to preserve and adaptively reuse the site.
Built after the Civil War, West Virginia's 16th National Historic Landmark also is a Historic Civil Engineering Landmark (American Society of Civil Engineers).