Virginian rail station marks 10th anniversary of fire with renovation plans Evan Jones January 27, 2011 1 minute read A Roanoke landmark is marking an unhappy anniversary this weekend. It has been ten years since fire heavily damaged the Virginian Railway Passenger Station. But as News/Talk 960’s Evan Jones reports, restoration work should begin this year. Share: Post navigation Previous: Sen. Jim Webb still undecided about 2012Next: “Maroon Money” injects green into Salem economy Related Stories UW shows off new home at an upcoming open house Denise Membreno April 7, 2026 Lebanese Festival preparing to celebrate 25th anniversary Clark Palmer April 7, 2026 Kaine touts next round of funding for McAfee Knob parking lot improvements Gene Marrano April 6, 2026
