Weston Downtown Historic District

West Virginia, United States

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Weston Downtown Historic District, located in Lewis County, West Virginia, comprises 58 contributing buildings that form the central business district of Weston. Most structures were built between 1875 and 1920, though the earliest dates to around 1845. The district exemplifies Renaissance Revival architecture alongside later Art Deco and other period styles. Notable buildings include the Citizens Bank of Weston (1930), designed in Art Deco style; the U.S. Post Office (1933–1934); the Camden Building-Weston National Bank (1896–1897); the Old Citizen's Bank Building (1893); the B&O Railroad Depot, now the Weston Municipal Building; the Bennett House (c. 1830s); the Fuccy-Koblegard Building (c. 1901–1905); and the East and West Second Street Truss Bridge (1922). The district also includes the separately listed Jonathan M. Bennett House. The historic district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.