Maryland (1892) part of the Brunswick Historic District. New Oxford, Pennsylvania (1892), built for the Western Maryland Railway, currently a museum. Washington, Pennsylvania (1892) Weston, West Virginia (1892), in use as a municipal building. Winchester, Virginia (1892). Stone exterior; currently the headquarters of the small Winchester and Western Railroad. West Newton, Pennsylvania (1893) Mount Royal Station (1896), Baltimore, Maryland. NRHP 73002191 Harpers Ferry, West Virginia (1896) was moved from its original location in the 1930s and later had its control tower removed. It was restored in 2007 and the tower was rebuilt. It was officially re-dedicated on Saturday, April 28, 2007. NRHP 79002584 Piedmont, West Virginia survives in a modified form, including removal of a top floor. Several other non-passenger buildings survive including freight stations in Ellicott City, Maryland and Martinsburg, West Virginia Baldwin's stations are a favorite with photographers because of their picturesque appearance. Built of brick or wood in the Queen Anne Style, the most famous are festooned with decorative gables, spires, and brickwork. Roman Catholic Church and institutions The Roman Catholic Church was also a major part of his life and work. Baldwin took a special interest in ecclesiastical work, undoubtedly motivated by his own religious beliefs and dedication. His work on numerous churches, seminaries, schools, and health care facilities spanned his entire career. He was awarded a gold medal, Bene Merenti, by Pope Leo XII for his work on the buildings at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Among his many other churches and Catholic buildings are the following: The Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Mount Washington, Baltimore (He was a parishioner here) Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Savannah, Georgia (1876) St. Ann's Church on Greenmount Avenue in East Baltimore St. Leo's Church in the Little Italy neighborhood of East Baltimore (1881) Church of St. John the Evangelist in Forest Glen, Maryland Theresa Hall at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland on North Charles Street in north Baltimore Buildings at St. Mary's Seminary and University, then on North Paca Street, in Seton Hill neighborhood in west Baltimore Caldwell Hall, Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. McMahon Hall, Catholic University of America in Washington, DC The Baltimore City College (public boys high school - second building on site), at North Howard and West Centre Streets, Mt. Vernon-Belvedere neighborhood, westside Baltimore (1893-1895) Commercial and other buildings Hutzler Brothers Palace Building, on North