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After losing excursion trains, W.Va. rail town Hinton found a way to keep celebrating
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After losing excursion trains, W.Va. rail town Hinton found a way to keep celebrating
HINTON, W.Va. — For decades, special passenger trains brought hundreds of visitors to this historic railroad town each October, drawing the crowds that helped make Hinton Railroad Days one of West Virginia’s enduring fall traditions. When the excursions ended, local officials faced a difficult question: Could a festival built around train arrivals survive without them? Hinton Mayor Jack ...
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