Current use: |
Administration offices and attention of students. The center provides career guidance and planning for students seeking employment. |
Location: |
5th. Avenue, in front of Holderby Hall |
Designers: |
Unknown |
Completed: |
Circa 1930
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Name: |
For Virginia Governor James Cabell, for whom Cabell County is named. |
This building was formerly a house. Its style is eclectic, in the Tudor manner, popular at the US between 1890 and 1940. It has a half timbering, decorative, mimicking medieval infilled timber framing, with stucco infilling between the timbers. The walls also alternates with red-brick, as it happens with the northern façade that faces 5th. Avenue. Note the superposition of gabled volumes at the front, and the crossing of a perpendicular gabled section backward.
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