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Woodvale

Mile Mark: 31.20
Elevation: 1850'
Date Built: 1889
Published Plans: EBT 117

Woodvale was created by RI&C and named after Richard D. Wood, an early activist on behalf of the railroad. The town's purpose was to serve a new mine, RI&C No. 6, which was sunk to allow coal in this area to be mined without the need for long hauls underground.

Woodvale had a 1919 population of 1,200.

View a 1994 aerial photo of Woodvale.

View a 1994 aerial photo of Woodvale.

HAER info at the Library of Congess site>
HAER info at the Library of Congess site>

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