You can look up the Chesapeake Beach Railway online and email them about the photos, but I don't think there are any. Brown Station was a whistle stop, and there may have been a platform or a hut, but very long ago. The Right of Way (ROW) goes to Brown Road very close to Brown Station Road in that little patch of woods on the north side of Brown Road. If you look at Bing maps, in the birdseye view, you can see the ROW tracking southeast through the farms and coming through that patch of woods I just described, east of Lantana. So Brown Station Road indeed took people to Brown Station. The ROW continues southeast through the jail property on Dille Drive, and comes out onto Old Marlboro Pike just west of Brown Station Road, before you get to Starting Gate. The ROW appears as a line on the map, and also as a line of trees. Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission owns most of the right of way today.
Maybe you might be able to unearth a photo and share it. Mrs. Harriet Stout is the curator of the museum. She knows just about everything there is to know about the railway. I learned a lot from her.

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: Are there any photo's of the old brown station
: stop on the chesapeake railroad? Can anyone
: identify where exactly this stop stood on
: brown rd?
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: Thanks for the help!
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