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- McDowell_County_Courthouse_(West_Virginia) abstract "The McDowell County Courthouse in Welch, West Virginia was built in two phases. The first part was built in 1893-34 in the Romanesque Revival style. A 1909 addition was built to complement the original building. The architect was Frank Pierce Milburn, a prolific designer of courthouses in the southern states. Milburn reported that the original brick design had been built in stone, and that the jail had been turned around, but stated that "the contractors had done a good job of which they could justly be proud."".