1500 College Avenue
"The Breezes," the Tudor Revival style
Frank S. Easley house, was designed by Alex
Mahood and built in 1919. Mr. Easley
served as president of the Bluefield Coal and
Coke Company. Local residents recall the
peacocks that strutted around the grounds.
Throughout the years, the house has remained in
the Easley family. |
1430 Whitethorn Street
The Spanish Colonial Revival house was designed by Alex
Mahood and built in 1924. for W.A. Bodell, owner of West
Virginia Heating and Plumbing Company. The business
served a three state area. He was also president of
Acme Motor Company |
2116 Reid Avenue
This lovely Mediterranean house was
designed by Alex Mahood and built for the L.G. Toney family
in 1920. Dr. Richard Vair Shanklin purchased the home
in 1946. It passed to his son, Dr. James R. Shanklin
and remained in the family until the early 1990's
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