Vintage Parkville-Overlea: The Railroad Foreman's House
Do you know where in the greater Parkville-Overlea area this photo was taken?
Until about the middle of the 20th century, a railroad ran right through the heart of Baltimore County, ferrying passengers from Baltimore to York, PA.
In the Parkville-Overlea area, the Maryland and Pennsylvania (or Ma & Pa) railroad had stops at Oakleigh and Loch Raven. Passenger service along the railroad line was discontinued by 1954, and by 1958 sections of the railroad south of the Mason-Dixon line had been abandoned.
The home pictured in this January 1940 photograph belonged to the foreman of the Ma & Pa railroad.
Do you know where it was located? Check out a map of the Ma & Pa railroad on Wikipedia.
The photo was downloaded from the Baltimore County Public Library's Legacy Web photo collection.
Share your best guess and your memories of the old days of Parkville-Overlea in the comments below.
charles heintzelman
12:29 pm on Sunday, October 14, 2012
i'm guessing cromwell bridge and saytr hill rds
Steve
12:53 pm on Sunday, October 14, 2012
I am gonna guess and say on top of Luskin's Hill.
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