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Built in 1831 with Ionic portico and three-storied tower. Photo and information from Milton, 1943.
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| Oldest building in downtown Wheeling, built 1821-5. Greek Revival architecture, beautifully preserved |
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| 1307 Chapline |
Interior, January, 2010
The building remains, as beautiful as ever, but minus the architecturally absurd tower.
Commemorative Plate from Thad Podratshy collection.
