The sign at the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway depot said "Beckley" but it was actually located at present-day Mabscott. "Beckley Station" was opened in Sept. of 1904. This point on the line became known as "Beckley Junction."

Between 1904-1906, the Piney River & Paint Creek Railroad built a line from Beckley Junction to Cranberry, passing through Beckley where it established a depot. Photo, circa 1906.

Beckley's "modern" passenger station, an attractive stone structure built by the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway not many years before passenger service from/to Beckley was discontinued.

This structure is said to have served the GC&R as its depot in Beckley. Photo is looking down present-day 1st Ave., towards Neville Street and present location of the First Baptist Church.