the Church Hill Train Tunnel -- Richmond

• Locate on the Virginia Lore Map at Platial
• Newspaper clippings from the day of the collapse, from the Richmond Public Library
• Transcript from an interview with a person who was living in Church Hill during the collapse, from VCU Library's Special Collections and Archives department
• A fellow explorer's account, along with some great pictures, from VT Underground
• Crawling Into the Belly of a Richmond Legend, a newspaper article detailing reporter Mark Holmberg's journey into an opening in the tunnel, from the Richmond Times-Dispatch
• Full text of the article described above, posted in the Infiltration forum
• The only reports of the tunnel being haunted that we've been able to find, from the Shadowlands (search for the phrase "church hill" in this page and you'll find it).
• "Fear of Slide Stops Work of Steam Shovel," another newspaper article, also from the Richmond Times-Dispatch in 1925.
• Informational site on the tunnel, including very useful information like timelines and old photos. From Frederic Delaitre's Railway Pages.
• Map showing the entire length of the tunnel, from the Chesapeake & Ohio Piedmont Subdivision page.
• List of articles, some of which pertain to the tunnel, from C&O History magazine.
• Photo and a little blurb about the building that's right near the eastern entrance of the tunnel, from 100 Word Minimum.
• Text from a handout given out at the Valentine Museum, by Lisa K.