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Martinsville, Virginia 24112
(Photos)
Martinsville City Hall and Courthouse. Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1967.
First United Methodist Church in Martinsville, Virginia.
First National Bank of Martinsville. Built in 1925. Martinsville, Virginia.
First National Bank of Martinsville and Henry County plaque. Martinsville, Virginia.
The Showroom entryway. Martinsville, Virginia.
The Showroom. Martinsville, Virginia.
Globman’s Furniture sign. Built in 1915. Martinsville, Virginia.
Big Chair. Martinsville, Virginia.
Martinsville Hotel. Downtown Martinsville, Virginia.
Doorway of Chief Tassel Building in Martinsville, Virginia.
Chief Tassel Building. Martinsville, Virginia.
Globman’s Furniture Building. Built in 1915. Martinsville, Virginia.
Detail Work on old Montgomery Ward Building. Built in 1930. Martinsville, Virginia.
Montgomery Ward Building. Built in 1930. To the right is a portion of the Woolworth Building (1922). Downtown Martinsville, Virginia.
Piedmont Trust Bank. Built in 1922 using the Classical Revival Style. Martinsville, Virginia.
Hotel Thomas Jefferson in downtown Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1927 using the Classical Revival Style. It billed itself as fireproof with its partially obscured sign.
Lobby of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Grilles in Post Office lobby. Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Lobby of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Lobby of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Lobby of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Cornerstone of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Cupola of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style. A WPA project.
Entryway of Post Office in Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
Post Office. Martinsville, Virginia. Built in 1939 using the Colonial Revival Style.
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