The Coal House: One of West Virginia's most unique buildings

At the corner of East 2nd Avenue and Court Street sits the Coal House. The single-story structure was built in 1933 and is made entirely out of coal! And, 91 years later, the Coal House is still in use. It serves as the home of the Tug Valley Chamber of Commerce.

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