Banking On It

A West Virginia woman makes her home in a historic bank.

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Wanda Dillon had her eye on a stone 1881 bank in Bramwell, W.V., for decades. Once known as the richest bank per-capita in the United States, the building itself is a treasure.

The interior includes intricate hand carved woodwork, mahogany paneling, Italian marble and the original vault. Dillon preserved the features of the historic structure while adapting it as her home.

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