East Fairmont High School. Former East Fairmont High School, Morgantown Avenue, 1921-22. Negative Number: 2196 10 Collection: Marion County - Joanne Cimaglia

Roll 121. Third Ward Brick School House, Grafton, WV -- Elevations, floor plans, (boiler room, center stair, classrooms), WD File — Box: 20 Citation Staff Only West Virginia and Regional History Center Andrew C. Lyons, Architect, Drawings for Buildings in …

The society operates the Marion County Historical Museum, which is housed in the former home of Governor William A. MacCorkle. The museum showcases exhibits on the history of Marion County, including Native American artifacts, coal mining memorabilia, and Civil War artifacts.

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Fairmont, a densely packed streetscape appeared and many buildings reached heights of from four to ten stories. Adding to this development that coincided with the city's growth and prosperity from c. 1

The Marion County Historical Society & Museum hosts a collection of amazing and diverse artifacts from past centuries. The museum and the society provide a connection to the events, times, fashions and culture of days past; everyone, regardless of age, can appreciate the fascinating history waiting here that can be explored time and time again.

Jun 7, 2021 · The Society is dedicated to preserving the local history of Fairmont, Marion County and North Central West Virginia. Today, Marion County Historical Society operates a local history museum that includes the former Sheriff's Residence and a portion of the old county jail.

This is intended to be a complete list of the properties and districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Marion County, West Virginia, United States.

The HPRC reviews proposed signs, exterior renovations, and new construction within the city's historic overlay districts as shown on the official zoning map. The only current historic district with adopted design standards is the Downtown Historic District established in 1995.

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