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Fred Pace
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Journalist, The Herald Dispatch
Huntington
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By Fred Pace Verified| Coal Valley News Verified CHARLESTON — Another piece of Charleston history may soon be on its way for a change. The historic Woodrums’ Building, on the northeast corner of Laidley Street and Virginia Street East, is set for auction on Nov. 21. It’s a step that building owners William and Debra Board say they didn’t want to take but are being forced to.
By Fred Pace Verified| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified Another piece of Charleston history might soon be on its way for a change. The historic Woodrums’ Building, on the northeast corner of Laidley Street and Virginia Street East, is set for auction next week. It’s a step that building owners William and Debra Board say they didn’t want to take but are being forced to. “The bank would not help us,” said Debra Board, director of accounts of The Historic Woodrums’ Building real estate company, which owns the building.
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The Herald Dispatch
Huntington, West Virginia, United States
+1 800-888-2834