Buckhannon: Then and Now – Amalia Drive

Beckie Boyd
April 15, 2022

Buckhannon: Then and Now. Join us in showcasing the landmarks of Upshur County throughout history and today.

Pictured here is the bottom of Amalia Drive – leading to today’s WVU Medicine St. Joseph’s Hospital. Today, this is the site of the WVU Medicine St. Joseph’s Hospital Physician Offices.

*Photo courtesy of the Upshur County Historical Society*

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Buckhannon: Then and Now – Amalia Drive

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