Alderson Main Street Copyright 2016
PROJECTS
Greenbrier River Interpretative/Visitors Center:
What
once
was
a
vacant
Gulf
gas
station,
the
reformation
of
this
building
has
turned
out
to
be
a
major
focal
point
in
many
community
functions.
It
features
a
coffee
shop
and
gift
shop.
It
also
includes items to reminds us it was a gas station. (Click on photo for larger view)
More info here.
Alderson Train Depot:
The
current
standing
Alderson
Depot
was
built
in
1896
and
went
out
of
service
in
1973.
It
is
the
only
remaining
standard
station
with
a
bay
window
in
both
the
front
and
the
back..
It
was
built
by
a
C&O
road
crew
in
one
week.
Now
this
historical
building
has
been
fully
restored.
(Click
on
photo
for
larger
view)
More info here.
Alderson Alumni Park and Housby Gazebo:
This
beautiful
little
park
between
the
bank
of
the
Greenbrier
River
and
the
railroad
had
quickly
become
one
of
Alderson’s
favorite
landmarks.
It
is
also
use
for
many
community
functions.
(Click
on
photo
for
larger view)
More info here.
Alderson Memorial Bridge:
Although
not
the
only
organization
that
was
involved,
Alderson
Main
Street
was
one
of
many
in
the
restoration
of
the
bridge.
For
a
complete
account
of
this
major
project,
and
contributors,
see
the
Aldersonian.
(Click on photo for larger view)
More info here
.
Welcome To Alderson Signs:
Pictured
is
one
of
four
"Welcome
to
Historic
Alderson"
signs.
This
particular
one
is
located
at
the
City
Bank,
coming
down
the
Alta
road.
The
other
three
are
located
as
you
enter
Alderson
city
limits
on
the
Hinton
road,
Union
road,
and
from
Fort
Springs.
These
good
looking
signs
have
received
many
compliments.
Alderson Town Flag:
Alderson
Main
Street
produces
town
flags
featuring
a
design
by
Todd
Hanger.
Versions
of
this
flag
are
available.
(Click on photo for larger view)
More info here
.
