In 1933, industry arrived in Villadoz through the railway network Zaragoza - Caminreal, which was administered by the company "Ways of Iron of the North".

To half of the above-mentioned century there were unified the railway Spanish companies and it happened to form a part of Renfe, in addition the line extended up to Teruel.

During the Spanish Civil War, there is some information to indicate that there was an attempt on the railroad, and five republicans of Santa Cruz de Noguera were executed on the railway bridge.

In 2006, the múdejar tower of the parochial church of Santiago Apostle and the peiron[check spelling] of the Virgin of Carmen underwent reconstruction.

Villadoz has a railway's alighting-place, where the line 49th of Renfe Media Distancia (Huesca - Zaragoza - Teruel - Valencia) stops.