Cambridge Train Station – Dorchester County, Maryland

Dorchester & Delaware Railroad (1880’s)
Cambridge & Seaford Railroad (1880’s-1910’s)
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad (1910’s)
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railroad (1910’s)
Pennsylvania Railroad (1930’s – )

Near intersection of Maryland Avenue and Trenton Street
In area often called “East Cambridge”
Close to Cambridge Creek

Just Starting on highlights for the Cambridge Station –

1886 – The Train Depot in Cambridge was destroyed by fire.

After Serving as a train station – it was used as a bus depot and then a Real Estate Office.

In 1889 – a man was killed on the tracks near the Cambridge Depot. The newspaper article mentions that the man struck was deaf.

There was also a freight warehouse for the Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad on the Choptank River in the 1910’s near the Steamboat Wharf.
In 1910 , improvements were being made to the station, which included new track and a new freight depot.

In the 1970’s, the old depot served as a bus depot.
Later it was sold and has been used as a Real Estate Office ever since.