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BALTIMORE ORIOLES
The park that started it all. Oriole Park at Camden Yards opened on April 6, 1992 and single-handedly reversed 25 years of multipurpose concrete stadium thinking.
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Oriole Park at Camden Yards opened in 1992 and revolutionized stadium design. It was the first retro-style ballpark, proving that a modern facility could honor baseball's architectural traditions while incorporating the surrounding urban fabric.
The B&O Warehouse, an 1,116-foot-long former railroad warehouse beyond right field, is the longest building on the East Coast and has never been reached by a fair ball.
Build specs
STATUES & MONUMENTS
The Bambino
Eutaw Street
Bronze of a young Ruth as a Baltimore native, before his Yankees fame.
EXTERIOR FEATURES
Beyond Right Field
1,116-foot former railroad warehouse — the longest building on the East Coast. Houses offices and the club store.
Between Stadium and Warehouse
Pedestrian street with bronze baseballs embedded in the pavement marking where home runs landed.
1992–present
Named for the historic Camden railroad yards on which it was built.
Also known as
Boog Powell — former Orioles MVP — has operated his BBQ stand at Camden Yards since 1992. The pit beef sandwich is Baltimore.
Eutaw Street
Boog Powell's pit beef sandwich. A Camden Yards institution since 1992.
Various stands
Maryland jumbo lump crab cake on a brioche bun with Old Bay remoulade.
Dempsey's Brewing
Full-service brew pub on the right field lower concourse that brews its own beers on site.
Pabst (contract)
National Bohemian — to Baltimore what Old Style is to Wrigley. Cultural significance is enormous.
Sections 1-30, Right Field
Right field side faces southwest — full sun for Baltimore day games.
Sections 332-360, Upper Third Base
Upper deck third base benefits from the warehouse shadow late in the game.
All Sections
The B&O Warehouse casts a long shadow across right field by sunset.
Walk Eutaw Street between the B&O Warehouse and the park before the game. The home run markers in the pavement show where balls hit the warehouse facade during Home Run Derby contests.
Natty Boh — National Bohemian — is the cultural beer of Baltimore. It's a light American lager, it's cheap, it's everywhere, and drinking one at Camden Yards is correct. Heavy Seas Loose Cannon is the upgrade.
Boog Powell's pit beef stand in the right field picnic area is worth the arrival time. Eat a pit beef sandwich and a cup of Natty Boh before the gates open.
The B&O Warehouse is lit from below after dark, turning from red brick to amber. The view of the warehouse from the field level right field seats at night is the definitive Camden Yards image.
MARC train from BWI or Union Station drops you directly at Camden Station, which is part of the ballpark. This is the correct way to arrive.
Upper deck along the first base side, Sections 340–355. The view includes the full park, the B&O Warehouse, and the Baltimore skyline beyond left field.
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Weird, wonderful, and worth the detour.
A massive legal graffiti mural wall in Baltimore's Station North arts district. Blocks of paint on brick that changes constantly. The city funded it. The art never stops.
Poe died in Baltimore in 1849 under circumstances that remain genuinely mysterious. His grave in Westminster Hall churchyard was a pilgrimage site before pilgrimage sites were a thing. The catacombs beneath the church are open for tours.
A stone Darth Vader holding a lightsaber, Gothic-carved on the National Cathedral.
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