Bluefield Archite cture Fueled by Coal Era Significance
Bluefield’s downtown core largely built between 1920 and 1925 reflects the coal era’s dominance. Archivist Stuart McGehee notes the National Register listing for key structures, designed by Alex Mahood and city manager Clarence Ridley, from First National Bank to Kee Building.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bluefield
Stuart McGehee
McGehee
Pocahontas
Tuefield
Alex Mahood
Clarence Ridley
First National Bank
Federal Street
Princeton Avenue
Thornton
First National Bank of
Ee Samuel Walton
Ira’s
Diamond World
Ramsey School
Ripley's
Believe
Elks Lodge and Opera House
Raleigh Street
Lodge of the Elks
West Virginia
Bluefield Area
Wilbur Mills
Kee
Elizabeth Kee
United States District
Peoples Bank of Bluefield
Princeton Ave
Union Loan
People’s Bank
First National Bank of Bluefield
Pedigo’s
Central Baptist Church
Concord College International Fair Showcases Cultures
Concord College held its 1990 International Fair with eight nations represented by foreign exchange students and community members in traditional dress. Attendees enjoyed dances, tea ceremonies, and demonstrations from Africa, Arabia, the Caribbean, Korea, China, Pakistan, India, and Thailand, plus posters and language glimpses.
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Oncord College
Africa
Puerto Rico
Japan
Arabia
Caribbean
Korea
China
Pakistan
India
Thailand
Wellington Friay
Concord
Concord College International
Concord College
Concord Methodist Church Youth Fellowship
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South West Virginia
Duhling Street
First Baptist Church
Augusta Street
Central Baptist
Duhring Street
Immanuel Lutheran Church
East River Mountain
Kathy Johnson
Sheikh Al-mahdi
Sarah
Naser