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Send new information to the maintainer of this database by clicking on the "Submit information" button at the right of the picture for which you want to provide information, and then following the instructions on the page that it opens. You can view an enlargement of any picture by clicking on it. If you would like to submit a new picture and information, click here to send an email to the maintainer of this database. Picture number: 001 Street address: 10th Street between Main & Lee Comments: Picture number: 002 Street address: 10th & Main St.; 926 Main (demolished) Comments: This was one of Lucille Bland's rental properties. I remember Homer Humphreys living there around 1950. Robert and Martha Gatlin lived there in the late 1970s. Picture number: 003 Street address: 10th & Lee St. (demolished and replaced) Comments: Current name: Martha Baughan house Martha Baughan lived in this house until she went to the Riverside Convalescent Center on Chelsea Road. She gave piano lessons to many children in the Town of West Point. This was also the home of her parents and her mother gave piano lessons to many in the town also. (now destroyed and replaced) Picture number: 004 Street address: 926 Lee Street Comments: Current name: Tom Whitmore House Susan Carr, second grade teacher for many years lived here. Picture number: 005 Street address: 727 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Horowitz Meat Market Current Name: Wyatt-Ogg Furniture Company Building date: ca. 1905 In the 1940-50s, this was the Jenkin's Furniture Company. W.C. Jenkins sold the business to Wiley Ogg, Sr. and Robert Wyatt. Wyatt sold his interest to Ogg, but the name remained. Picture number: 006 Street address: Comments: Historic name: Treat Building In the 1950-60s this was a furniture store run by J. Roland Norman and Temple Wyatt Picture number: 008 Street address: 908 Lee Street Comments: Historic name: Hudson House Common name: Salais residence Built 1905...by a Dr. Hudson for his parents. For many years the Pillsbury residence. Picture number: 009 Street address: Comments: Historic name: The Value Shop Mr. Vernon Yow ran a clothing store here for many years. Picture number: 010 Street address: Comments: The store on the left was the Nook Restaurant run by Ximena O'Connor and later was the site of the Tidewater Insurors run by Tyler Bland Sr.,Tyler Bland Jr., and Tyler Bland III. The store on the right was Peter Frost's Clothing. Picture number: 011 Street address: Comments: Current name: West Point Antiques Prior to 1964, the area of this building next to the barbershop which is at the left, was a doctor's office, William H. Cox, M.D., prior to 1946, then from 1946-1964 it was run by William H. Hosfield, M.D. Picture number: 012 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 013 Street address: 909 Main Street Comments: Current name: Mitchell Law Office Picture number: 014 Street address: 9th & Main St. Comments: Picture number: 015 Street address: 900 Main Street (demolished) Comments: Historic name: Royal Hotel, Treadway Rooming House Current name: Medical Building This building had apartments upstairs and a community center on the ground floor until it was converted to a medical office building in 1984. Originally the Ridgeway House, then the Royal Hotel. An addition was made to this building around 1960. A large ballroom was in the rear of the building and "Teen Club" dances were held here within the memories of many alive today. Picture number: 016 Street address: 827 Main Street Comments: The building is attached to former Chandler-Nance grocery store. Later it became the Miller Grocer store. Dental office of Dr. Otis Allen Bristow Jr. from the 1980's through 2005. Picture number: 017 Street address: 621 Main Street Comments: Current name: West Point Downtown Business Center Former Leggett's Dept. Store and prior to that Browning Chevrolet. This has been Browning Chevrolet, the Leggett Store, and the C&F Operations center. It is now West Point's Downtown Business Center Picture number: 018 Street address: 829 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Chandler-Nance Store Building Date(s): 1905 Miller Grocery operated here for a number of years. Owned by Dr. & Mrs. Otis Allen Bristow, Sr., a West Point dentist, since the late 1940's and then his son, Dr. Otis Allen Bristow, Jr. also a West Point dentist and local historian. Picture number: 019 Street address: 826 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Trible's Law Office Building date: 1974 Before this law office was built, this site was the location of a Gulf service station. At one time the proprietor was Eugene Jackowski. Picture number: 020 Street address: 818 Main Street Comments: Sutton and Causey Law Office Picture number: 021 Street address: 618-622 Comments: Historic name: Anderson Buildings Current name: York Theatre 620 Main Street - York Theatre was originally run by my grandfather Thomas Jefferson Gaddy back in the early 1900's. My grandmother Emma Gaddy ran it for awhile after Tom died. My mother and aunt (Charlotte and Mary Lee Gaddy) grew up in West Point and graduated at the West Point High School. We believe that my grandmother sold it after awhile and then moved back to Richmond VA with her daughter Charlotte. My sisters and I are still trying to find out any further information on the Gaddy family when they lived in West Point. If anyone has any information at all, please contact me. Robin Shepherd 2006 Colts Neck Road Reston, VA 20191 h) 703-476-8835 c) 703-915-6376 robinbshepherd@aol.com robin.shepherd@ngc.com w) 703-345-7846. Picture number: 022 Street address: 813 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Whaley's Jewelry Building date: 1905 Whaley's Jewelry then Heath Jewelers, later an occulist shop, Stephen Palmer's law office. Picture number: 023 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 024 Street address: 807 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Pumphrey Cleaners This was Joe Pumphrey's Cleaners, then later Jordan's Cleaners. Picture number: 025 Street address: Comments: This is over by the Knights of Columbus Bingo hall. The doors and windows have all been boarded up. I don't think it is being occupied anymore. Picture number: 026 Street address: 802 Main Street Comments: Building date: 1923 Family legend has it that this was one of the few banks that did not fail during the depression. The bank directors arranged for additional cash to be on hand, backing with their personal funds. After a few days, when people realized their withdrawals would be honored, there was no more run on the bank. M. P. Chandler was one of the directors at that time. Picture number: 027 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 028 Street address: Comments: 7th street(?) towards Mattaponi river, was torn down after Hurricane Isabel, I think. Marsha & Snappy McGinley lived in the house next door that was also torn down. There is still one of these 3 small homes standing. Picture number: 029 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 030 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 031 Street address: 605 Main Street Comments: Building date: 1895 Picture number: 032 Street address: Comments: Building date: 1964 This was built in 1964 as the Harris and Hosfield doctors' office. In 1984 it became the office of Prince and Griffin Optometrists. Picture number: 033 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 034 Street address: 611 Main Street Comments: Cole House Building date: 1905 Picture number: 035 Street address: 422 Eighth Street Comments: Historic name: The Piltcher Boarding House (1944-1955?) Current name: John Payne House (1959-present) Building date: 1901 The Schillings who owned the Dime Store (which is what it used to be called lived here when they owned that business. Also years before "Corky" Denmeade and his wife lived here when he ran the theater. Picture number: 036 Street address: 525 Main Street Comments: James O'Connor House Building date:1895 Picture number: 037 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 038 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 039 Street address: 525 Main Street Comments: Pumphrey House Building date: 1890 Picture number: 040 Street address: 501 Lee Street Comments: Dr. Bray's House Building date: 1920s Picture number: 041 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 042 Street address: 501 Lee Street Comments: Historic name: Bray House Current name: Tad Darden's House Picture number: 043 Street address: 421 Eighth Street Comments: Kelly House Building date: 1960 Picture number: 044 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 045 Street address: 513 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Bristow House Building date: 1940s (?) 1930s" Picture number: 046 Street address: 434 Fifth Street Comments: Common Name: Sue Martin House Building date: 1895 Picture number: 047 Street address: 8th & Lee Sts. Comments: Brake Home Picture number: 048 Street address: 516 Main Street Comments: Clopton House Building date: 1907 Picture number: 049 Street address: 424 Seventh Street Comments: Current name: Hodges House Building date: 1915 Picture number: 050 Street address: 430 Fifth Street Comments: Bell House Building date: 1910 Picture number: 051 Street address: 508 Main Street Comments: Cook House Picture number: 052 Street address: 421 Seventh Street Comments: Fire Bell Picture number: 053 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 054 Street address: 720 Lee Street Comments: Current name: The Hood House Building date: 1940 Picture number: 055 Street address: Lee Street between 7th & 8th Comments: This home and the one next door was owned by Dr. O.A. Bristow and rented out for many years. My grandmother, Luella Freeman, lived in this house in the 1980's. Picture number: 056 Street address: 416 Sixth Street Comments: Hudson House Building date: 1940s Picture number: 057 Street address: 422 Seventh Street Comments: Historic name: Roberts house Common name: Wayne & Marsha Healy Built around 1905 Picture number: 058 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 059 Street address: 824 Fifth Street Comments: Building date: 1895 Picture number: 060 Street address: 421 Seventh Street Comments: Prior to the building of the Fire Department on this site, it was the location of the Bristow Brothers Bus Company. Picture number: 061 Street address: 711 (E) Lee Street Lot 4 Comments: Historic name: John William Marshall Home Building date: February 13, 1901 Home sites in middle of property, he purchased from his mother E.E. Marshall. On February 27, 1901 he purchased lot No 423 and in 1903 he purchased lot 425. The home was in his wife's name (Marie A. Kidd Marshall). He owned J.W. Marshall Oyster Packing Co.(the largest Oyster Packing Co. in the United States at that time. They had one son John Meacham Kidd (Jack) Marshall. Picture number: 062 Street address: 417 Sixth Street Comments: Historic name: Old library building This was the public library for many years. Later was used by the Town of West Point as the Police Station, then as the Parks and Recreation Building. Picture number: 063 Street address: Comments: Historic name: Bristow House This is one of the two houses side by side on 7th and Lee St. owned by Dr. O.A. Bristow dentist. Picture number: 064 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 065 Street address: 424 Sixth Street Comments: Current name: Topping House Building date: 1930 Picture number: 066 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 067 Street address: 801 Lee Street Comments: Building date: 1920s Picture number: 068 Street address: 428 Sixth Street Comments: Courtney House Building date: 1930 Picture number: 069 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 070 Street address: 429 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Stark house Current name: Parsonage for First Baptist Church Former site of Stark house, used as a hospital during Civil War. Now the parsonage for the Baptist Church Picture number: 071 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 072 Street address: 429 Sixth Street Comments: McGeever House Building date: 1930 Picture number: 073 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 074 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 075 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 076 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 077 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 078 Street address: (demolished) Comments: Picture number: 079 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 080 Street address: 511 Lee Street Comments: Building date: 1920s Common name: Sears Crescent Comment: This is the Sears Crescent, and you have several other kit homes in West Point. Please contact me, as you also have the Sears Ivanhoe, one of the biggest and best Sears Homes ever offered. http://www.searshomes.org/index.php/2011/02/11/west-point-virginia-sears-homes-yes-military-academy-no-2/ Picture number: 081 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 082 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 083 Street address: 317 5th Street Comments: Building date: Early 1940s Picture number: 084 Street address: 315-318 Fifth Street Comments: Historic name: O'Connor Hotel Building date:1895 Elizabeth Gray, Executive Secretary of Chesapeake Corp., lived here for many years. Since Elizebeth Gray lived here, it was a bed and breakfast for a few years. Victor and Scott Britton bought the home in 1997 and converted it back into a duplex rental property. The home has undergone a nearly complete renovation into a single family home for Scott and Rexella Britton and their two girls, Ashley and Savannah. Picture number: 085 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 086 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 087 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 088 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 089 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 091 Street address: 630 E. Lee St. Comments: Historic Name: J. Frank & Hunter Marshall Smith Home Current name: Lawrence Wood home Building date: The deed I have states thst my grandfather purchased the property on June 6, 1906 from Maria H. Morton.There is a long story that goes with this property. It includes the Herndons' graves, fire of 1903 and how the Smith's took almost a year to rebuild on this property. Home started on July 1, 1906 and moved in on May 1, 1907. Home was sold to Jimmy & Sally Mayo on March 28, 1929. My Grandparents had bottling company in carriage house in back (West Bottling Works - Pepsi-Cola, built 1908). My father, Joseph F. Smith planted pecan tree in back yard. My grandfather owned Planters Warehouse in Richmond, Va. Grandmother ran business in carriage house. Grandfather died here on Sept 10, 1914. Picture number: 092 Street address: ? (E) Lee Street Comments: Historic name: Hunter V. (Marshall) Smith home Building date: May 21, 1931 (Built by D.L. Gregg) My grandmother owned this lot since 1906 when she purchased Lots No 364 and 365 at the same time. She lived in this house until she died on January 4, 1943. My father (Joe Smith) sold it that year. Picture number: 094 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 095 Street address: 621 Lee St Comments: Historic name: John & Vera M. Asher Home First comment: Lot was purchased from the estate of E. E. Marshall (Vera's) Mother on May 8, 1920 and home was built that year. Lot 366 was purchased on January 7, 1921. John and Vera raised 6 children here and lost a son Samuel Duncan, age 15, when he fell off an ice truck. The little room on left was built for Vera as her room away from her children. She attended school in England and taught school. There were yellow roses growing on left front porch her favorite planted by her husband. After children left home, right side of home was made into apartment. John died April 11, 1945 and Vera died in little room on left April 21, 1964. Second comment: My wife and I just moved into the old John and Vera Asher house a couple weeks ago. The house is currently a rental property of John Butler and has been extensively renovated and converted from apartments back into the seven bedroom house that the Ashers built. I was interested to see that the construction date on the house was constructed in 1921. Prior to us moving in, Mr. Butler removed all of the first level flooring and found evidence to lead us to believe that the house was constructed much earlier, between 1880 and 1890. Various construction techniques that were used then and were obsolete by 1921. I'm not trying to discredit the previous post but I was wondering if the historical society knew of any other structures present on lot 366? Perhaps Mr. and Mrs. Asher used an existing structure as the framework for their house. Any info on our home or the Ashers please email me here. Third comment: I will be glad to discuss this property with current owner. I have the deeds to this property. Vera's parents had a home on the property until the fire of 1903. The properties on the block from 6th to 7th Streets have a lot of history. You can contact me here. Fourth comment: This house was also owned by Charlie and Ann Carlton. Charlie was the town firechief. My grandmother, Luella Freeman lived in the downstairs apartment that included the small room in the 70's. The small room was her bedroom. Mrs. Green lived in the upstairs apartment. She worked in the shoe department at Leggett's. Picture number: 096 Street address: 9th & Lee St. Comments: Picture number: 097 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 098 Street address: Comments: Current name: The Mayo Home The two Mayo sisters lived here with their parents and continued to live here until they were elderly. ------------------------------------- The Mayo sisters were my cousins. I liked nothing better than to visit them on a Sunday afternoon and listen to their anecdotes of life in West Point. Dorothy worked for Citizens and Farmers Bank and Margaret worked for the hardware store up by the bridge (can't remember its name). Neither one drove; neither married. The water tower was in the back yard (visible in the photo) and the police station was next door. The ceilings were very low and I remember my father having to duck his head when he went in the entrance. Picture number: 099 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 100 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 101 Street address: 320 6th Street Comments: Current name: Patterson Home Historic name: Patterson Home Current name: William S. Gay Home Picture number: 102 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 103 Street address: Lee Street , corner 7th St. Comments: Historic name: J.W. Marshall home Current name: Charles and Ann Carlton home On December 4, 1937, a public auction was held in front of the Citizens and Farmers Bank Building, in a suit of M.L. Marshall, et al., vs. Ishmael Marshall. M.L. and Ishmael were J. Williams' grandfather's kin. Marie K. Marshall, John William's wife, wanted this property. It said in deed with cash in hand and with competitive bidding said Lot No. 366 was knocked out to Marie K. Marshall at the price of $1200.00 cash, that being the last and said highest bid. She and William lived here until she died in 1942 and he in 1948. Her will stated he could live in the home until he died and then it was to go to her oldest granddaughter Jackie. Picture number: 104 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 105 Street address: 428 9th Street Comments: Dr Mark Neale, DDS Picture number: 106 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 107 Street address: 7th and Lee Street Comments: Historic name: Browning Home This home was built by L.M. Browning who owned the Chevrolet business. He rented out the upstairs apartment. Picture number: 108 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 109 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 110 Street address: 7th and Lee Street Comments: Current name: The Wyatt House Building date: 1938 My family moved into this house in 1938. Many additions and improvements were made by my parents through the years. It was occupied by my family until my mother, Hazel Wyatt moved to the Gloucester House in 1990. They purchased the home from W.C. Davis who owned the hardware store on Main St. where my father worked. The store was located next door to where Thrift Realty is now located. Picture number: 111 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 112 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 113 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 114 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 115 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 116 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 117 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 118 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 119 Street address: Comments: Historic name: Wyatt House This was the home of Mary Wyatt for many years. Located on 9th street behind the Hudson and Bondurant Law Office. The house was extensively remodeled in 2005 to a more modern structure. Picture number: 120 Street address: Kirby St. Comments: Historic name: Massey Ice Plant Now destroyed Picture number: 121 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 122 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 123 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 124 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 125 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 126 Street address: 10th & Kirby Street Comments: Common name: Mrs.Irene Smith Comment: Irene lived there until her death. Picture number: 127 Street address: 10th & Kirby Street Comments: Common name: Tyson Smith Comment: Tyson Smith lived there for years. Picture number: 128 Street address: 10th & Kirby Street Comments: Historic name: Minnie Walton Common name: Willard & Laura Mae Walton Comment: Minnie Walton lived there for years. Willard & Laura Mae Bought it and lived there until their death. Willard passed on 11-2010 and it was willed to their daughter Mildred Lewis. Picture number: 129 Street address: 10th & Kirby Comments: Common name: Ricky & Elsie Fritter Comment: Ricky & Elsie Fritter lived here until 2008 and sold it to their nephew John Lewis Jr., who now rents the property out. Picture number: 130 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 131 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 132 Street address: 11th and Kirby Comments: Current name: Home of Mr. Charles Loving, his wife, Gladys Norton Loving, and sons John and Ashton Gladys died first, and after Charles Loving died, the house was sold to Obediah and Elizabeth Gresham. Picture number: 133 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 134 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 135 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 136 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 137 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 138 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 139 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 140 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 141 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 142 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 143 Street address: East side 5th Street between Main and Kirby Comments: This looks like the apartment house where I lived in 1977-1979. It was an old frame house with 3 separate one bedroom, one bath apartments.3 fenced front yards, one large back yard. Picture number: 144 Street address: 303 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Home - William E. Mitchell; Store - Mitchell's Store Current name: Mr. & Mrs. H.J. Gedro Building date: ca. 1850 Original store on Main Street believed to be the first store in West Point. This interesting old house on Third and main near Kirby Street is a rare one in that it probably antedates the incorporation of the town. It was the residence of William Mitchell, and legal records indicate it could have been built in the 1850s when construction had begun on the Richmond & York River Railroad. It was sold recently by R. Tyler Bland III to Herman Joseph Gedro. Mr. Bland restored the house to its present condition. Picture number: 145 Street address: 216 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Dudley-Aumack House Current name: Mrs. Thomas Wilson Building date: 1887-88 According to tax books of the 1880?s at King William County Courthouse, this brick house was built in 1887-1888 by Robert S. Dudley, son of Alexander Dudley of King and Queen County, president of the Richmond & York River Railroad. The house passed through a daughter into the Aumack family, then to Dr. A. Douglas Dudley, a Norfolk dentist. It was later occupied and owned by J. Carter Fox and his father, Tarrant Fox. --See Lon Dill, "All Around Us," Tidewater Review, Feb. 23, 1983. --------------------- This was my great great grandfathers home. My grandfather was GUSTAVUS GARNETT DUDLEY and my mother was Countess Thorton Dudley. My great grandfather was Alexander Dudley. Bobbie Mullins Ferrante. Picture number: 146 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 147 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 148 Street address: 335 1st St Comments: Common name: Ronald and Vicki Dean @ 2010 Comment: at corner of Main, across from where Beach hotel pool was located. House built in 1931. Picture number: 149 Street address: 115 Main Street Comments: Common Name: Victorian Pointe Built in 1903 and owned by Charles Denmead and his family for about 40 years. House owners were then Sheppard, Moore, the Poroporone Baptist Church, Waring, Simms and Hodges before the Hydes bought it in 1969 and renovated it. Mac and Bebe Pillsbury bought the house in 1975 and raised their family in it. Bebe ran a bed-and-breakfast and called the house Victorian Pointe. The Brockwells bought it in 2010 after Mac and Bebe's passing and is currently renovating the house to historic standards. Picture number: 150 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 151 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 152 Street address: 113 Lee Street Comments: Building date: 1920's (the one with the screened-in porch) Comment: Rental property owned by Eric Zimmerman. Rented by the Harry M. Chapman family in the early 1970's. Latter used for storage by Dr O.A. Bristow Jr., who resided in the house to the left. Picture number: 153 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 154 Street address: 229 Lee Street Comments: This photo is from c. 1988. Purchased by Andrew Edwards in 1986 and sold to the Smith family in 1992. Picture number: 155 Street address: 315 Lee Street Comments: Current name: Luther Brown home (lg home with porch) Picture number: 156 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 157 Street address: Comments: Current name: York Wholesale Picture number: 158 Street address: 307 First Street Comments: Historic name: Dal Perry Sr. Home, "Yorkview" Common name: Paula Pillsbury Ellis & husband Mark Ellis Comment: corner of First & Kirby, "Yorkview" built in 1929 - across from old location of Beach hotel. We bought this house from Dal and Jackie Perry in July 2006 along with the empty lot across the street. Mark and I were married on the waterfront lot in August 2001. Picture number: 159 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 160 Street address: 11th St. Comments: Current name: Elvin & Vernelle Rilee home Picture number: 161 Street address: Comments: Historic name: Ashley's Store Current name: West Point Pharmacy Picture number: 162 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 163 Street address: 1216 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Gouldman House Current name: Mrs. George M. Trible, Jr. Building date: 1925 Mr. Gouldman was secretary and treasurer of the Chesapeake Corporation Builder: Walcott Picture number: 164 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 165 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 166 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 167 Street address: 1105 Kirby Street Comments: Current name: Mrs. Bessie Wolfe's home Picture number: 168 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 169 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 170 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 171 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 172 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 173 Street address: 1026 Lee Street Comments: Historic name: Wood and Sears house Common name: Peggy W. Sears Picture number: 174 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 175 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 176 Street address: 417 11th Street Comments: Historic name: Chalkley Funeral Home Current name: Vincent Funeral Home Picture number: 177 Street address: Comments: The welcome sign which once stood at the entrance to town coming from the Pamunkey Bridge Picture number: 178 Street address: Fourteenth Street Comments: Picture number: 179 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 180 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 181 Street address: 925 Main Street Comments: West Point U.S. Post Office Picture number: 182 Street address: 925 Main Street Comments: U.S. Post Office Building date: 1931 Picture number: 183 Street address: 1205 Main Street Comments: Historic name: Sam Bland House Building date: 1903 Picture number: 184 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 185 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 186 Street address: 1020 Main Street Comments: Historic name: West Point Methodist Church Current name: West Point United Methodist Church Building date: 1889 Picture number: 187 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 188 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 190 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 191 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 192 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 193 Street address: 720 Main Street Comments: Historic name: State Bank Building Common name: Thrift Insurance Corp./Thrift Realty Picture number: 194 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 195 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 196 Street address: Comments: Main Street sidewalk in front of Richardson's Department Store. Now the West Point Antiques. Picture number: 197 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 198 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 199 Street address: 1023 Lee Street Comments: Historic name: Treat-Medlin House Building date: 1860 with an 1898 Victorian addition. One of the few Victorian Italianate-style dwellings in the district. It is a frame and weatherboard hip-roofed dwelling with bracketed eaves and gables, a front bay window, and a front porch with turned posts, a turned balustrade, and a spindle frieze. According to local tradition, the small attached office to the south was built in 1861 and was used as the West Point post office. Small attached office also served as the Confederate garrison headquarters early in the American Civil War. Picture number: 200 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 201 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 202 Street address: 414 Main Street Comments: Historic name: First Baptist Church Current name: First Baptist Church Building date: 1926 Major additions and alterations: Addition with 6 bays and hipped roof added in 1957 Significance: Original church completed 1876. New church cornerstone 1926. No parts of old church exist. Picture number: 203 Street address: 802 Main Street Comments: Current name: Citizens and Farmers Bank Judging stand at the Crab Carnival Picture number: 204 Street address: Comments: Crab Carnival parade Picture number: 205 Street address: Comments: Crab Carnival parade Picture number: 206 Street address: Comments: Crab Carnival parade Picture number: 207 Street address: Comments: Crab Carnival parade Picture number: 208 Street address: Comments: Crab Carnival parade Picture number: 209 Street address: Comments: Crab Carnival parade Picture number: 210 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 211 Street address: 705 Main Street Comments: Historic name: St. Morvitz-Cabe clothing store Current name: Radio Shack store Building date: 1905 Picture number: 212 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 213 Street address: Comments: Historic name: Dollar General Current name: Office Building Picture number: 214 Street address: Comments: Current name: West Point Margeaux's Florist Picture number: 215 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 216 Street address: 916 Main Street Comments: Historic name: St. John's Episcopal Church Current name: St. John's Episcopal Church Building date: 1882 Picture number: 217 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 218 Street address: Comments: Picture number: 219 Street address: Comments: West Point Hotel Picture number: 220 Street address: 1002 Kirby Street Comments: Historic name: McAllister-Riddle House Building date: 1912 Picture number: 221 Street address: 225 5th Street (demolished) Comments: Building date: ca. 1910 Originally built as a dress factory. This building represents the many factories, mostly marine industries, that once lined the railroad and shoreline of the peninsula. Picture number: 222 Street address: 327 11th Street Comments: Building date: ca. 1900 Picture number: 223 Street address: 333 5th Street Comments: Building date: ca. 1910 Picture number: 224 Street address: 430 5th Street Comments: Building date: ca. 1910 Picture number: 225 Street address: 434-440 4th Street Comments: Building date: ca. 1895 Picture number: 226 Street address: 323 6th Street Comments: Anderson-Mayo House Building date: ca. 1850 Picture number: 227 Street address: 323 6th Street Comments: Anderson-Mayo House Building date: ca. 1850 Picture number: 228 Street address: 419 2nd Street Comments: Here are 2 pictures of the house at the above address. We just moved here in May 2010. I'm afraid I do not know much about this house, other than I really love it and would love to know more about its history. All I know about my house is that it was built around 1900 an apparently was moved to this location from somewhere else. Picture number: 229 Street address: 419 2nd Street Comments: Here are 2 pictures of the house at the above address. We just moved here in May 2010. I'm afraid I do not know much about this house, other than I really love it and would love to know more about its history. All I know about my house is that it was built around 1900 an apparently was moved to this location from somewhere else.