Saved West Virginia Endangered Properties

Check out these success stories for West Virginia. These properties were once endangered and have been saved for adaptive re-uses in most cases. Click the photo if you want to read about how the property had been endangered and the progress it made to be saved.

Former Greenbrier County Public Library, Lewisburg (Greenbrier County)

The former Golden Rule building sat vacant and was filled with storage items before being renovated by Woodlands Development Group into affordable housing. Located in Belington (Barbour County).

Former Elkins Coal & Coke Company Building now a restroom facility and trailhead for Deckers Creek Rail Trail. Located in Masontown, Preston County.

This old Esso Service Station in Fayetteville was saved by local residents who have converted into a restaurant. (Located in Fayette County).