Album: White Oak Railway Built during the early-1900's, the WO was a standard-gauge line owned and controlled by The New River Company (NRC). The line ran between Carlisle to Oak Hill, to various NRC mining operations in the plateau, and to a connection with the Virginian Ry. at Bishop. The WO also operated passenger trains over the C&O's White Oak Branch
from Carlisle to Glen Jean. Last change: 02/12/08
Contains: 6 items.
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Album: Piney River & Paint Creek Railroad Running between Beckley Junction and Cranberry, the PR&PC was a standard-gauge railroad built between 1904-1906. The line was owned and controlled by The New River Company. On the last day of the year 1917, the line was sold to the Virginian Ry. Last change: 02/12/08
Contains: 3 items.
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Album: Glade Creek & Raleigh Railroad Photos from the GC&R, a 3-foot narrow-gauge line running between a location near the mouth of Glade Creek in the New River Gorge to Raleigh and perhaps beyond(?) Last change: 02/12/08
Contains: 5 items.
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