"A community in Greenbrier County, Ronceverte, WV, was first laid out in 1871, by Cecil Clay but not incorporated until 1882. A.E. White served as the town's first mayor. By 1906, Ronceverte had a population of about 1,500 and was a important shipping point for railroad ties, lumber, and agricultural products. The town sits on the north bank of the Greenbrier River on US Route 219 and is located on the mainline of the CSX railroad." WVExp.com

    Like many small industrial town, Ronceverte has seen it's ups and downs. The demise of the river logging industry hit hard and the town became just another rural stop on the railroad. Recently, through the efforts of local entrepreneurs and like-minded organizations, Ronceverte is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Improvements to the downtown have been a cause for positive growth after a long period of stagnancy. More information on Ronceverte can be found at the links below.

City Of Ronceverte   towncharts.com