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Raleigh WV
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* Raleigh Coal & Coke Co. Substation, c. 1910, locally noted for its swatstika ornament.
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From: editorial@wvexplorer.com
@ 67.200.129.122
(Oct 13, 2002 01:08 EDT)
The reverse-swatiskas set in the course below this building's windows have turned heads since World War II; however, the building was built nearly 30 years before a similar design was adopted by the Naza Party in Germany.
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From: saltersc@aol.com
@ 66.190.128.27
(Dec 08, 2002 20:08 EST)
Does this look familar?
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From: w3v2@london.com
@ 65.134.240.199
(Dec 18, 2002 01:32 EST)
It's spelled swastika. It's an swastika.
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From: editorial@wvexplorer.com
@ 65.134.240.199
(Dec 18, 2002 01:36 EST)
We repeat, this is not a Nazi symbol -- a swastika. This is a reverse version used not-too-commonly as a decoration. The building was designed in 1907. The party didn't adopt the symbol until 1938.
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From: jvandenberg1@new.rr.com
@ 24.208.15.104
(Jun 07, 2004 09:10 EDT)
I live in Wisconsin. The reverse swastika is seen around here on buildings built around 1900 that are of Nordic/Scandinavian design. This is about 25 years before the movement that became the Nazi party began.
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