3249 Cyrus Road, House, Cyrus, Wayne County, WV

Significance: The Albert Thacker House is the best preserved and most ornate example of the small, T-plan, modified hall-and-parlor house built in the village of White's Creek upon construction of the Kenova and Big Sandy Railroad in 1903-04. The Thacker House was built by (or for) Albert Thacker, a blacksmith and part-time farmer who owned a number of village lots in White's Creek. The Thacker House is considered eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

Survey number: HABS WV-267-A

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1933 - 1970

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