With how synonymous the warehouse now is with Oriole Park at Camden Yards, it's a good thing that secondary thoughts moved to the forefront of design minds. Published Aug 1, 2014 TIM NEWCOMB ...

The Maryland Stadium Authority is looking to fill The Warehouse at Camden Yards office building to capacity. The warehouse’s office space has a 6% vacancy rate, much lower than the 17.6% rate ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Lance Hayashi lives in Monroe, Washington, and has never been to Camden Yards. He dreams of one day roaming Eutaw Street along the red-brick B&O Warehouse, a unique treasure ...

Oriole Park at Camden Yards -- with the iconic B&O Warehouse beyond the right-field wall -- was filled to capacity for its first MLB game on April 6, 1992, as the new home of the Baltimore Orioles.

On the day of the 1993 Home Run Derby, newspapers estimated that a ball would have to travel 470 feet to hit the Warehouse; Griffey's home run is marked with a plaque that reads 465 feet.

The Orioles celebrate Opening Day a week from Thursday, but before the first pitch is even thrown, Baltimore’s ballpark is getting some additional love. Oriole Park at Camden Yards — which ...

When Camden Yards first opened in 1992, the team knew it wanted to commemorate home runs hit past the flag court, but the initial focus was on the warehouse – not Eutaw Street itself. "When the ...

The Maryland Stadium Authority is looking to fill The Warehouse at Camden Yards office building to capacity. The warehouse’s office space has a 6% vacancy rate, much lower than the 17.6% rate ...