Railroads -- Virginia

Southwest Virginia and Shenandoah Valley: an inquiry into the causes of the rapid growth and wonderful development of southwest Virginia and Shenandoah Valley, with a history of the Norfolk and western and Shenandoah Valley railroads ...

Thomas Bruce

Chesapeake & Ohio Alleghany subdivision

by Thomas W. Dixon.

Train running for the Confederacy, 1861-1865

[Carter S. Anderson ; edited by] Walbrook D. Swank.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad: linking North and South

Bob Kaplan and Deane Mellander.

Preservation of essential rail service

prepared by Rail and Public Transportation Division, Virginia Department of Transportation.

Proceedings of the Convention of railroad and canal companies of the state of Virginia, held in the city of Richmond, December 8, 1857: to which is appended a letter of Charles Ellet, jr., on the subject of railroad charges for freight and passengers.

Convention of railroad and canal companies Richmond, Va. 1857.

Facts and arguments favorable to the construction of a rail-road from Fredericksburg to Orange court-house: addressed to the citizens of Fredericksburg, Orange, Culpeper, Madison, Greene and Rockingham.

Virginia herald, Fredericksburg

The crooked & weedy: being a very informal, illustrated history of Virginia's most un-common carrier--Chesapeake Western Railway

Charles Grattan Price, Jr.

Appalachian Coal Hauler: the Interstate Railroad's mine runs and coal trains

by Hugh Wolfe, Ed Wolfe.

A study of the proposed Virginia Rail Transportation Development Authority

Roger W. Howe, James S. Gillespie, Joseph A. Matteo.