The train station in Fredericksburg, Virginia was originally constructed in 1910 by the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad (RF&P Railroad) to serve rail passengers in the Fredericksburg region and is situated between Princess Anne and Caroline Streets. In 1927 the two tracks and associated passenger platforms serving the station were elevated to eliminate the at-grade street crossings and greatly improve safety between train and vehicular traffic.

Westmoreland State Park Visitor Center was an experience that Trinity Construction Group, Inc. treasured. This is a beautiful building that is being used for the park’s visitor center, and administrative offices. This visitor center sets on the edge of the river with a sensational view. This project was a LEED project and the building received a LEED GOLD CERTIFICATION recognizing the project for the use of environmentally sensitive practices and materials during construction.

Trinity Construction Group provided Stafford County High School with a new girl’s softball field. Given that players were playing in standing water, the existing field was excavated to create an even playing field and a new drainage system that allows water to run off the field. Bermuda grass was planted and new fencing around the field was installed.