boundary. In the 20th century, Richmond greatly expanded and much of the old roadbed has been demolished to make way for new developments. Some sections still remain: The first half mile before terminating in the Stonehenge Village shopping center A tenth of a mile from Alverser Drive to the Jaguar car dealership A quarter of a mile centering on Pocoshock Creek A few long sections around Chippenham Parkway Furthermore, some sections of the spur lines exist: a twentieth of a mile section of the spur to the Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Company (formerly known locally as the "English" company) southeast of the intersection of Walton Park Road and Walton Park Lane and a few sections of the Midlothian company spur, which the Richmond and Danville Railroad used as the southern part of its Midlothian spur. Notes Further reading Thomas F. Garner, Jr., editor, Historically Significant Sites on the Mid-Lothian Coal Mining Co. Tract In Chesterfield County, Virginia, a collection of articles and excerpts Coleman, Elizabeth Dabney (1954) Forerunner of Virginia's First Railway by Virginia Caval-cade Magazine, Volume IV, Number 3, page 7. Virginia State Library: Winter issue, 1954. Scarburgh, George Parker, (1850), Opinion of Honorable George P. Scarburgh, of Accomac, Virginia, in the cases between the Chesterfield Railroad Company and the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company Richmond, VA: H. K. Ellyson Gamst, Frederick C. (1990) The Ingenious Railroad on Falling Creek, Virginia's First article in: The Messenger Chesterfield Courthouse, VA (October 1990 issue . No.18, p. 1, 4-9) James, George Watson (1967), Gravity plus mules equal "steam." in: Virginia Record Richmond, VA. (April 1967 issue v.89, no.4, p. 8) McCartney, Martha W., (1989) Historical Overview Of The Midlothian Coal Mining Company Tract - Chesterfield County, Virginia External links Chesterfield County Virginia official website, Historic Chesterfield page Chesterfield Railway Chronology Trains From Yesterday: The Bicentennial story of Southern Railway*Virginia Places: Coal Transportation pages Midlothian Mines and Rail Road Foundation Old Dominion Railway Museum, Richmond, VA Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Highway Marker official website Coal Mining in Chesterfield County, Virginia website Virginia Historical Society Chesterfield Historical Society Trains From Yesterday: The Bicentennial story of Southern Railway Defunct Virginia railroads Horse-drawn railways Railway lines opened in 1831 Railway lines closed in 1851