By 1907, the line had reached Taylor's Valley, Virginia. The Hassinger Lumber Company, whose mill was seven miles away in Konnarock, Virginia, built the Virginia-Carolina and Southern Railway to make this connection. Later, the V-C&S would be absorbed into the V-C, which used it as a branch line to the mill.
By 1907, the railroad had reached Taylor's Valley, Virginia, bridging the gap between two locations. The Hassinger Lumber Company, located seven miles away in Konnarock, Virginia, constructed the Virginia-Carolina and Southern Railway to facilitate this connection. Subsequently, the V-C&S would be absorbed into the V-C, which utilized it as a branch line to supply the mill.