Idamay, West Virginia Flower Delivery
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Idamay Flower Delivery Service
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Idamay Zip Codes:
26576
Idamay: latitude 39.493 – longitude -80.2572
Idamay is a census-designated place (CDP) in Marion County, West Virginia, United States. Idamay is located along West Virginia Route 218, 1 mile (1.6 km) south of Farmington. Idamay has a publish office subsequent to ZIP code 26576. As of the 2010 census, its population was 611.
The community was named after Ida May Watson, the daughter of Consolidation Coal co-founder James Otis Watson and sister of Caroline Watson Fleming, wife of West Virginia Governor Aretas Fleming.
Consolidation Coal began construction upon their #87 Idamay mine and barracks in 1915. As the mine thrived, ‘company houses’ sprung occurring either built upon sight by the carpenter’s crew or transported from closed mines in Pennsylvania. The mine was fully involved by 1917 bringing the railroad, teams of migrant workers, and an established, fully self-sustaining town. Miners and their families were supplied later than a recreation hall, company store, first class school, community gardens, concerts, and picnics. Company nurses and doctors were always upon call, and the street car system supplied an simple means to the cities of Fairmont and Mannington. Throughout the 1920s and 30s, Ida May was most notable for her championship miner’s league team, the “Ida Mae Fence Busters.” Both mine league teams and professional baseball teams from across the country traveled for an try to usurp the champions, most failed.
In the in advance 1950s, Bethlehem Coal bought the mine renaming her the Bethlehem #44, for which she is most Famous today. Under Bethlehem, the Idamay mine was in the middle of the first to successfully utilize a roofing bolt system making her a working model for extra mines. As unionization took Keep and mine scrip dissolved, Bethlehem started selling company houses to miners. In order to preserve the communal pretension of life, the Idamay Improvement Association was founded in 1953 establishing by-laws for the development, general maintenance, and future of the town. When Bethlehem closed the mine in 1971, much of the remaining properties were deeded to the Association. The Idamay Improvement Association continues to oversee the town today.