Westport is the most northern of a three-stop extension, the original first south of Downtown Baltimore, that opened on August 20, 1992. The station consists of two side platforms for the two-track line located just above (and on top of a retaining wall) from Kloman Street parallel and just below the tracks to the east. There are no exits directly down to Kloman Street, this street is alongside a railroad track and a vacant lot. The station has a single entrance at the northern end of the platforms. Here a wide pedestrian plaza leads between low-rise but dense residential houses to the T-intersection of Cedley Street and Kent Street.
For amenities, the northbound platform has two, the southbound platform one, small black structure covering a bench with a glass windscreen on two sides.
Photos 1-20 taken on August 31, 2024;
Stepping off a Northbound train with a New Jersey tourism ad for Little State: Lotta Wow
The ADA ramp at the northern end of the northbound platform with a train stopped in the station
Looking across to the opposite platform with a bit of a retaining wall along it
The pedestrian to the only station exit
Looking across the pedestrian crossing to the grade-crossing to the station's only exit
The Westport information Light RailLink Map and the TVMs behind it
Looking across to an ADA ramp and water beyond it
The ADA ramp and water beyond
Looking down to the northern station entrance/exit
Water visible from beyond the southbound platform's ADA ramp
Looking down the Southbound platform, signs fading at Westport
There is a black shelter on each platform
Looking across to the shelter with water beyond at Westport
The Westport: Southbound platform sign
The ADA High Ramp at the northern end of the platform
Looking down the mini-high platform with Caution Uneven Surface next to the tactile warning strip
Looking across to the southern, back end of the Northbound platform, no pedestrian grade-crossing, no nothing, just vacant meadow
LRV #5025, at the back of the only two car LRV train stopping on this Sunday afternoon
Last Updated: March 10, 2025
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