County

[47] Tucker Co, WV

Sides Painted

Color

Black

Structure

Brick Building

Unique Characteristics

Serves to steady nerves

Still Standing

Yes, Greatly faded

Credits

Photos 1-3 by Larry Zinn (Dec. 1987 - contributed by Butch Moon).

Photos 4 & 5 by Dave Tower (July 23, 2001).

Photo 6 by Elmer Napier (2001).

Photo 7 by Steven Rotsch (2003).

Photo 8 by Jarek Tuszynski (Mar. 6, 2004).

Photo 9 by Jack Powers (Nov. 23, 2006).

Photo 10 by Jimmy Emerson (Aug. 3, 2007).

Photo 11 by Val Baldwin Carnell (Feb. 2012).

Photo 12 by Sarah Ridgeway (June 24, 2012).

Photos 13 & 14 Google street view (Oct. 2015).

Photo 15 by Jarek Tuszynski (2015).

Photo 16 Bing Map's bird's eye view.

Photo 17 by Bruce Burnfield (Oct. 23, 2017).

Photo 18 by Deborah Farley Taylor Sullivan (July 2018).

Photo 19 by Bob Cork (May 26, 2020).

Photo 20 by Chris Stegner (Oct. 31, 2020).

Photo 21 Charlotte Pletcher (May 2, 2021).

Photo 22 by Chris Stegner (Aug. 28, 2021).

Photo 23 by Dave Stevenson (June 26, 2022).

Other Information

Old Sutton Theater. The Mail Pouch sign is on the back of the building and faces on Ash Alley (US-48).

Where to find it

Spruce St., in Thomas, on the left side of the street headed northeast. Spruce St. is a one-way street headed northeast. Entering Thomas from US-119, take WV-32 (Spruce St.) south into Thomas. Follow WV-32 south and bear right , where WV-32 becomes East Ave. Follow East Ave. south to intersection with Spruce St. Make a left onto Spruce St. The Sutton Theater is on the left side of the street about 0.2 miles north of WV-32 32 (East Ave.). The MP sign faces southeast. One end. Brick building (old Sutton Theater). Black background. Greatly faded.

Address

264 State Hwy.

City

Thomas

State

Zipcode

26292

Country

USA

Latitude

N 39° 09.03'

Longitude

W -79° 29.86'

lat

39.15045691

lng

-79.49772221