Carbon County Structure Rapidly Falls to Reclamation Project near U.S Highway 6

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As traffic speeds by on U.S. 6, the Willow Creek tipple and monument stand as mute witnesses on the other side of the highway. The transfer station that once carried coal from mine number three to the processing area at the mining complex is being disassembled. The station, which for years has stood unused, is a familiar landmark to those who have travelled the canyon. Demolition will be completed within a couple of weeks.

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