The Odenton Heritage Society will continue its celebration of Odenton's 150th anniversary with "Women on the Railroad," a photographic display showing local residents who worked in the headquarters of the WB&A Electric Railroad, coordinated troop train movements during World War II, and worked for the Railway Express Agency, a nationwide parcel service. The Society’s Museum, which displays community history and the growth of Odenton's railroads, is housed in the 1912 Old Masonic Hall (now known as the Odenton Historical Center)…

On Sunday, July 3, the Odenton Heritage Society will commemorate the beginning of train service on the Amtrak-MARC Penn Line with an addition to the Society's railroad display. In July 1872 -- 150 years ago -- steam-powered trains began running between Baltimore and Washington through Odenton. Modernized over the years, this line became a vital part of local and intercity transportation. Train service shaped Odenton's growth through employment, troop movements, commuting opportunities, and a busy junction with a railroad to…

Sunday, August 7 will be Photo Copying Day at the Odenton Heritage Society’s monthly open house. Bring your photographs of Odenton...its railroads, buildings, places, and people for a quick scan and immediate return. Digital copies help the Society’s image collection grow and puts your Odenton images into our collection! The OHS Museum, which shows more than 150 years of Odenton history, will be open from 1PM to 4PM. Admission is free.  The OHS Historical Center is in the restored 1912…