3249 Cyrus Road (House), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The buildings associated with the Albert Thacker House were built upon construction of the Kenova and Big Sandy Railroad in 1903-04. The complex of Thacker buildings were adapted to a rural villa... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Wash House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Wash House is a utilitarian structure used coevally with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Wash House are considered eligible f... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Wash House, About 20 feet south-southwest of ...
Significance: Changes in the function and organization of the Wash House represent one typical trajectory in the evolution and use of domestic fuel types and power sources used on an American farmstead of the t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Wash House, About 20 feet south-southwest of ...
Significance: Changes in the function and organization of the Wash House represent one typical trajectory in the evolution and use of domestic fuel types and power sources used on an American farmstead of the t... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Wash House, About 12 feet southwest of house, Cyrus, ...
Significance: The wash house is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered to be eligible for listing in ... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Chicken House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Chicken House is a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House. The house was built in 1903 by Albert Thacker, a blacksmith and part-time farmer. The Thacker H... More
White's Creek Post Office, West end of Cyrus Road, 65 feet South of 34...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a basement, underground, lobby, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Wash House, About 20 feet south-southwest of ...
Significance: Changes in the function and organization of the Wash House represent one typical trajectory in the evolution and use of domestic fuel types and power sources used on an American farmstead of the t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Chicken House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Chicken House is a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House. The house was built in 1903 by Albert Thacker, a blacksmith and part-time farmer. The Thacker H... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
White's Creek Post Office, West end of Cyrus Road, 65 feet South of 34...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commerce, shopping, main street, city downtown, early 20th-century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
3249 Cyrus Road, Wash House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Wash House is a utilitarian structure used coevally with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Wash House are considered eligible f... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Wash House, About 20 feet south-southwest of ...
Significance: Changes in the function and organization of the Wash House represent one typical trajectory in the evolution and use of domestic fuel types and power sources used on an American farmstead of the t... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Coal House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Coal House was a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Coal House are considered ... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Tool Room Shed, About 25 feet directly behind house, ...
Significance: The shed is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered eligible to the National Register of... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Tool Room Shed, About 25 feet directly behind house, ...
Significance: The shed is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered eligible to the National Register of... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Equipment Shed, About 320 feet south-southwes...
Significance: The Equipment Shed is a minor contributing structure associated with the Abraham Cyrus Farmstead. The farmstead derives its significance from associations with events of local history, and member... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Coal House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Coal House was a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Coal House are considered ... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Wash House, About 12 feet southwest of house, Cyrus, ...
Significance: The wash house is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered to be eligible for listing in ... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Chicken House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Chicken House is a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House. The house was built in 1903 by Albert Thacker, a blacksmith and part-time farmer. The Thacker H... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Wash House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Wash House is a utilitarian structure used coevally with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Wash House are considered eligible f... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Wash House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Wash House is a utilitarian structure used coevally with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Wash House are considered eligible f... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova an... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Wash House, About 12 feet southwest of house, Cyrus, ...
Significance: The wash house is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered to be eligible for listing in ... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
White's Creek Post Office, West end of Cyrus Road, 65 feet South of 34...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commerce, shopping, main street, city downtown, early 20th-century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
White's Creek Post Office, West end of Cyrus Road, 65 feet South of 34...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commerce, shopping, main street, city downtown, early 20th-century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
3240 Cyrus Road, Privy, About 45 feet northwest of house, Cyrus, Wayne...
Significance: The privy is a contributing structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was built between 1892 and 1901. The privy was built to a standard design by W.P.A. workers in... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Coal House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Coal House was a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Coal House are considered ... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Wash House, About 12 feet southwest of house, Cyrus, ...
Significance: The wash house is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered to be eligible for listing in ... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
White's Creek Post Office, West end of Cyrus Road, 65 feet South of 34...
Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commerce, shopping, main street, city downtown, early 20th-century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
3240 Cyrus Road, Privy, About 45 feet northwest of house, Cyrus, Wayne...
Significance: The privy is a contributing structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was built between 1892 and 1901. The privy was built to a standard design by W.P.A. workers in... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Barn, About 160 feet south-southwest of farmh...
Significance: The Barn is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places as a contributing structure associated with the Abraham Jackson Cyrus Farmstead. The Cyrus farmstead is sig... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Brooder House, About 300 feet south of farmho...
Significance: The Brooder House was built in 1943 to help meet the needs of war-time agricultural production. Though situated on farmlands then owned by Abraham Cyrus, the Brooder House represents the establis... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
3249 Cyrus Road (House), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The buildings associated with the Albert Thacker House were built upon construction of the Kenova and Big Sandy Railroad in 1903-04. The complex of Thacker buildings were adapted to a rural villa... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Wash House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Wash House is a utilitarian structure used coevally with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Wash House are considered eligible f... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Wash House, About 20 feet south-southwest of ...
Significance: Changes in the function and organization of the Wash House represent one typical trajectory in the evolution and use of domestic fuel types and power sources used on an American farmstead of the t... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Privy, About 45 feet northwest of house, Cyrus, Wayne...
Significance: The privy is a contributing structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was built between 1892 and 1901. The privy was built to a standard design by W.P.A. workers in... More
3249 Cyrus Road, Coal House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The Coal House was a utilitarian structure contemporaneously used with the Albert Thacker House, built in 1903 and occupied by a local blacksmith. The Thacker House and Coal House are considered ... More
3240 Cyrus Road, Wash House, About 12 feet southwest of house, Cyrus, ...
Significance: The wash house is a minor structure associated with the residential site at 3240 Cyrus Road, which was established between 1892 and 1901. The property is considered to be eligible for listing in ... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Equipment Shed, About 320 feet south-southwes...
Significance: The Equipment Shed is a minor contributing structure associated with the Abraham Cyrus Farmstead. The farmstead derives its significance from associations with events of local history, and member... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
3240 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: The house at 3240 Cyrus Road was built between 1892 and 1901. It may have been built as a rental residential property in anticipation of local population increase or commercial development though... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
Abraham Cyrus Farmstead, Farmhouse, 3271 Cyrus Road (County Road 1/6),...
Significance: The Farmhouse is significant in terms of its associations with the history of White's Creek, the lower Big Sandy River valley, and certain families instrumental in its development. First, it is t... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More
3251 Cyrus Road (Commercial Building), Cyrus, Wayne County, WV
Significance: In the years 1941-1954. this was the community store and post office in Whites Creek (Cyrus). It succeeded the Chapman, Lambert, and Piles stores. After 1955, it was partitioned, enlarged, and u... More