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| Chesapeake and Ohio Historical Society posted Today in the Kanawha Valley, C&OHS at the St. Albans Depot celebrates the City of St. Albans, WV's railroad heritage for the holiday season! Featuring new exhibits for December, a gift shop restocked, and with the one-of-a-kind depot decorated for the holidays, we look forward to seeing our friends who have supported our mission in West Virginia! Saturday, December 7, 2024, 10 AM to 2 PM St. Albans C&O Depot 400 4th Ave, St. Albans, WV 25177-2829 Our friends and next-door neighbors at the St. Albans Historical Society, WV will also be open, making today a wonderful day to share and learn about our history in western Kanawha County. Answers to your railroading questions and photos will also be part of the event, and as always, stories from the C&O Railway to Amtrak will be told to all in attendance by current and retired railroaders. |
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| Jim Pearson Photography posted WAITING ON A TRAIN - Sitting here at the old C&O depot at St. Albans, WV waiting on a train on November 3rd, 2022. Been here about 40 minutes so far and don’t need to be at Cass Scenic Railroad until late. Next stop from here is Thurmond, WV. Tech: iPhone 14 Pro It was built in 1906. |
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| Dennis DeBruler commented on Jim's post I learned just yesterday [while studying the coaling tower in Peach Creek] that a CSX/C&O branch leaves the mainline in St. Albans to serve the coal country to the south. According to the 2004 SPV Map, CSX still serves most of these "tendrils" in the mountians. Every, "crossed pickaxe" icon marks the tipple of a mine. 1957 Charleston and Bluefield Quads @ 250,000 |
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