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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South. The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)

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March 01 2012 - Completing Trail a Credit to Its Fans
After more than 15 years of planning, raising money and construction, the Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail Project is nearly complete. It runs along the Piney River in Amherst and Nelson counties.

February 29 2012 - Third phase of Blue Ridge Railway trail project under way
AMHERST — The third phase of the Virginia Blue Ridge Railway Trail Project along the Piney River in Nelson and Amherst counties is under way.

February 29 2012 - Amherst Board Approves Funding for New Welcome Signs
Most municipalities have a sign welcoming residents and visitors, and Monday ... The Medina Railroad Museum is the largest train museum in New York state.

January 28 2012 - 2012 Railroad Hobby Show held at Big E
When the 2012 Amherst Railway Society’s Railroad Hobby Show rolled into West Springfield Saturday thousands of model railroad enthusiasts couldn't wait to get on board.

January 11 2012 - Freedom Landing Festival returning to North American Black Historical Museum
AMHERSTBURG — The North American Black Historical Museum (NABHM) will be hosting its third annual Freedom Landing Festival later this month. "The purpose is to draw attention to Amherstburg as a major crossing point on the Underground Railroad," said NABHM curator Kenn Stanton.[...]

November 25 2011 - Sanford woman killed by train while walking on Virginia train trestle
MADISON HEIGHTS, Va. - A woman from Sanford who studied at Liberty University died after a train struck her as she walked with a group of classmates on a railroad trestle in Amherst County.

November 20 2011 - Woman Fatally Struck By Train On Trestle In VA
A Liberty University student is dead after a train struck her as she walked with a group of classmates on a railroad trestle in Amherst County.

November 19 2011 - Liberty University Student Killed By Train In Amherst County
AMHERST - The name of the Liberty University student who was killed by a train in Amherst County has been released.Police identified the victim as 18 year-old Emmaline Williams of Sanford, North Carolina.Williams

November 18 2011 - One killed on railroad bridge
One person died and four were injured in an incident on a railroad bridge in Amherst County.

November 18 2011 - Train hits, kills woman in Amherst County
A Norfolk Southern train headed out of Lynchburg hit and killed a woman in the middle of a train trestle. Another woman jumped off the bridge, but was badly injured. Investigators will be back at the scene of a Lynchburg train trestle Friday, following an accident that left one person dead.

November 18 2011 - UPDATED: Name of Liberty University student killed in Amherst County train incident released
A Norfolk Southern train headed out of Lynchburg hit and killed a woman in the middle of a train trestle. Another woman jumped off the bridge, but was badly injured. We have new information on the train accident that killed a Liberty University student and injured another student Thursday night.

November 18 2011 - UPDATE: One Dead in Fatal Train Accident, Police Release Names of All Involved
UPDATE 10:00 A.M. Amherst Co., VA - The Amherst County Sheriff's Office is now releasing the names of all the people involved in the fatal pedestrian train accident Thursday night on River Road in Madison Heights.

November 12 2011 - Crews train for crashes into buildings
In Amherst, firefighters spent part of the day practicing how they'd respond to a scene that's become a common occurrence in western New York lately.

October 23 2011 - ERCA pursues Greenway funding
WINDSOR, Ont. -- Hikers, bikers and nature likers are being urged to support ERCA in its online pursuit of a $100,000 grant towards developing the Essex-Amherstburg Greenway, a 22-kilometre multiuse recreational trail similar to the existing Chrysler Canada Greenway.

October 08 2011 - Voting now open in effort to land funding for Amherstburg-Essex trail
ESSEX — The general public is being asked to help click the Amherstburg-Essex trail into reality.[...]

October 08 2011 - Amherst train station project moves ahead with land purchase
Amherst County's long-forlorn train station is back on track.

July 15 2011 - Norwich officials pitch train idea to Southeastern Council of Governments
City officials presented a plan Thursday to raise between $250,000 and $1 million in grant money for a proposed railway that would run from New London to Amherst, Mass.

July 15 2011 - Amherst supervisors ponder cost of depot renovation
The cost to renovate the former Amherst train depot would exceed $900,000, architects and contractors told Amherst supervisors last week.

June 26 2011 - No injuries in freight train derailment
AMHERST Several cars of a freight train derailed in Amherst yesterday afternoon, but no injuries were reported, police said. The derailment happened about 3 p.m. near South East Street, Amherst police Lieutenant William Menard said. There were no hazardous materials or traffic problems involved, according to police. New England Central Railroad owns the tracks, Amtrak spokesman Steve Kulm said ...

May 31 2011 - Train derailment closes Amherst street
A South Amherst street will be closed at least 24 hours while heavy equipment is brought in to clear a seven car freight train derailment.