Monday, May 14, 2012

Waldo Hotel, Clarksburg, WV


Front (Western) facade of the Waldo Hotel.

The Waldo Hotel, located in the heart of Clarksburg, WV, was once among the crown jewels of the state.


Mezzanine balcony overlooking lobby.

Designed in the Beaux Arts style, with elegant interior ornamentation, it was in operation for about 90 years before the boards went up.


Blue corridor with intact paint and undamaged carpet.

Some parts of the hotel are still in remarkably good condition.


Upper-floor room demonstrating significant water damage.

Much of the building, however, has suffered significant water damage in a short period of time, and as of February 13, 2009, the Waldo is condemned.

A Brief History of the Waldo

Wealthy socialite and Virginia State Senator Waldo Goff had an estate built in Clarksburg, a city in what was to become West Virgina, in 1839; he named the Neo-Classical mansion "Waldomore".  It was here that his son Nathan Goff was born; Nathan would go on to be Secretary of the Navy under Rutherford B. Hayes, as well as to serve as a U.S. Congressman.  He would be the longest surviving member of the Hayes cabinet, living until 1920.

After retiring from a notable political career as a member of the Republican party, Nathan Goff decided to erect a magnificent hotel in the center of his hometown, in order to increase the prestige of Clarksburg as well as to provide a social center for state Republicans.  He decided to honor his father, who had passed away in 1881, and named the forthcoming structure the Waldo Hotel.

The architect chosen for the project was Harrison Albright, then the State Architect for West Virginia.  Known to Goff through his political affiliations, Albright was something of a risky choice for the job - skilled at municipal architecture and having some experience with more utilitarian projects in the Philadelphia area, he only had a few lavish and ornamental commissions under his belt - though his next hotel after the Waldo would be the celebrated West Baden Springs Hotel in Indiana, which featured the largest free spanning dome in the world at 200' diameter.

Albright designed an elegant Beaux Arts edifice, ornamental but lacking in bombast.  The focus of the interior was on a grand lobby; here, an 11-foot-wide marble staircase led up to a mezzanine level with a wraparound balcony, and a smaller matching staircase completed the journey to the second floor, which featured another wraparound balcony.  Here, ornament was employed in abundance, with every detail carefully considered - from the tiled floors, to the classical gold-and-blue color scheme, to the detailed plasterwork that covered everything from the insets for electrical lighting in the ceiling to the "W" emblems spread throughout.  The remainder of the first-through-second floors was a maze of kitchens, workers' areas, and various meeting rooms, as well as a ballroom.  The remaining floors contained various rooms and suites, some available to the public, and some reserved for those with connections.

With primary construction completed between 1901 and 1904, the hotel soon developed a reputation for luxury, and attracted the wealthy and elite from the region.  As Goff had planned, it became a noted meeting place for Republican politicians and supporters, and this continued even after the deed passed to Goff's sons upon his death.  Guy Goff, who lived in a suite of rooms on the fourth floor of the Waldo, attempted to run a campaign against Herbert Hoover, which was ultimately unsuccessful.

The Lobby

The lobby of the Waldo Hotel is easily the most striking architectural feature of the 108-year-old building; despite some serious neglect, its beauty is still quite evident.



View of lobby from second-floor balcony, depicting ceiling detail and grand staircase.
 


View of ceiling and balconies from ground floor.
 


The 11-foot wide grand marble staircase leading to the mezzanine is now blanketed in a mouldering carpet, just as the ornate tiled floor is blanketed in plaster dust.
 


The peeling paint of the mezzanine balcony reveals many years of color changes as the building was repurposed.
 


Turning to the right from the previous image allows an idea of the view which greeted hotel patrons mingling on the mezzanine balcony.
 


View of second-floor balcony, with staircase (right) leading down to mezzanine level.
 


At the corner of the second-floor balcony, the elegant plaster detailing seen throughout the lobby is evident.
 


This view of the second-floor balcony shows the level of deterioration that the plasterwork is undergoing due to the ongoing neglect of the Waldo Hotel.
 


A view down into the lobby from the eastern side of the second-floor balcony.
 

Decline and Abandonment of the Waldo

The heyday of Clarksburg was in the 1920s and 30s, when many prominent families had settled in the area, manufacturing in the surrounding areas was at its peak, and the city was a hotbed of political action in the State of West Virginia.  But the modest empire built by the Goff family and others was beginning to crumble, and after World War 2, the census numbers stabilized and began to drop.  The city fell into decline, with the population peaking in 1950, and declining in every census since then.  Manufacturing was beginning to flee the area, and residency there was no longer seen as desirable by the elite of the region.  Clarksburg was beginning to take on a feel familiar to cities in the Rust Belt of today, and the Waldo reflected this change.

In the 1950s, the Waldo was converted from a hotel to a longer-term rooming house, and soon, it found its final use as an apartment building.  Over ensuing years, as the economic downslide of Clarksburg continued, the apartments were lower-and-lower rent; because it had been designed as a European style hotel - without a separate water closet for each room - the apartments were not desirable, despite the elegance of the building.  Renters who could afford it preferred their own private bathroom, and so the Waldo was being used as low-income housing by the 1970s.

Towards the end of its tenure as an apartment complex, the tenants were complaining about various maintenance issues, and the deterioration of the building began, even as it was still occupied.  Eventually, in 1994, the decision was made to shut the Waldo down rather than spend the money to make the repairs necessary to keep it going.  Shuttered, the building began to decay more rapidly.

Residential Areas of the Waldo

The third through seventh floors of the Waldo Hotel, originally hotel rooms, were converted for longer-term residential use in the 1950s.  Today, these areas are in various states of decay.


On the top floor, it is possible to see from a decayed kitchen to the side of the building as well as into an adjoining room, thanks to windows placed at a diagonal.
 


A straight-on view of the same kitchen gives a sense of the level of water damage the property's owners have failed to prevent in recent years.
 


While the room adjoining the above kitchen is reasonably intact, the room across the hallway - seen here from the former - is beginning to collapse, with some holes in the floor.
 


A view of the hallway outside of the rooms pictured above.
 


The attic on the south side of the building has only one finished room, pictured here in a long exposure - to the naked eye, this scene was nearly pitch-black.
 


A seven-minute exposure illuminates the extremely dark sloped corridor immediately outside the room pictured above.
 


Even after the conversion to apartments, the grander rooms at the ends of the southern wing maintain some of their luxurious details - such as this tiled fireplace.
 


Above a similar fireplace, some pencil scratchings from May Day, 1917 are still evident.
 


Much of the Waldo is carpeted, and in hallways such as this, which have not been hit as hard by the neglect the building has suffered, even the paint on the walls is reasonably intact.
 


Many of the apartments contained cheaply installed wardrobes such as this one; this particular room also features a window looking out directly at another wall of the building.
 


Door into an apartment in one of the relatively undamaged portions of the Waldo.
 


A blue sky above, in combination with light bouncing off of various colored reflectors, gives interesting color casts to many of the rooms now that the artificial light has been shut off.
 


Despite the decay, the beauty of this building is evident, particularly in undamaged areas such as this large common room.
 


Some original architectural details have been hidden by more recent construction; here, a lovely piece of molding is hidden behind a fake wooden panel.
 


This later-period staircase was likely installed between the first and mezzanine floors in order to keep up with fire codes.




It appears that work got underway to remove mouldering carpet at some point in this upper-floor hallway, but was never finished; piles of rolled carpet are found throughout the hall.
 


After the residential floors are reached via the main staircase or the servants' stairs on the north end of the building, this central staircase connects floors 3-7.
 


Some of the color and design choices for the apartments are quite interesting.
 


In another room which has suffered tremendous water damage due to owner neglect, the shell of a fireplace overlooks a pile of fallen plaster which is carpeted in moss and algae, which will speed the destruction of the building along.
 


There is enough moisture inside the Waldo to maintain various flora, as well as fungus - here, mushrooms have taken root in damp crumbled plaster.
 


While the superstructure of the Waldo is in great shape, the interior is rapidly deteriorating due to the fact that no money has been put into maintaining it.  Here, water has rotted a doorframe to the point that the door was able to pull free from its hinges and fall.
 


But despite the damage to some areas of the building, there are other areas which are quite intact.  In these areas, it is possible to see the potential for reuse of this grand historic building.
 


Some rooms are so undamaged as to almost look ready for new tenants to move in.
 


Here, a doorway divides a two-room apartment at the end of the southern wing.
 


The main structural elements in the Waldo are still useable, and with quick action, the building could be saved and repurposed.
 


But despite the grandeur and beauty of this building, its current owners are making no motion to actually preserve it; it is falling prey to demolition by neglect, like so many historic buildings in America.
 


If action is not taken to, at the very least, stabilize the building soon, it will likely fall prey to the wrecking ball.
 


A hallway leads back to a machine room where modern ventilation machinery is in place - the building was completely renovated once, and could be renovated again.
 

The Present and Future of the Waldo

Abandoned since 1994, various options have been floated for the redevelopment of the Waldo Hotel.  The hotel was briefly owned by the McCabe Land Co., which bought it for the stated purpose of preventing it from being demolished (as reported by Abandoned).  Since then, it has fallen into the hands of the Vandalia Heritage Foundation.  Vandalia, a 501(c)3 non-profit entity, claims the motto: "Economic Revitalization through Historic Preservation".  However, it is quite clear that the economics trump historic preservation with this group - there was absolutely no evidence that any serious effort had been made to fix up the property in the decade-plus the building has been owned by Vandalia.

Had, at the very least, roofing repairs and mothballing occurred in 2001 when the deed was transferred, the building would be in much better shape and cost much less to restore.  Now, the "preservation" group is claiming that they don't have the money to save the Waldo, despite $100K in preservation funding from the State of West Virginia and the fact that they had the ability to go in to collect scrap metal to sell.  After getting nowhere towards preservation despite years of ownership, the Waldo Hotel was officially condemned on February 13, 2009.  Although Vandalia was granted an extension in order to allow them to get their house in order - as it were - the only work that appears to have been done on the Waldo is the removal of further metal to sell for scrap.  The building is still incredibly humid, and nothing has been done to fix the roof or to stabilize the structure.

The future of the building is unclear, but things do not look good for this grand piece of the Goff legacy.  Locals, tired of seeing a dilapidated eyesore, are pushing for demolition.  There are no publicly posted plans which include Vandalia transferring the property to another entity with the resources and know-how to rehabilitate it.  Although a site visit - and the photos taken during this visit - make it clear that the building is an ideal candidate for adaptive reuse, there don't seem to be any motions being made in this direction.  Meanwhile, the water is still creeping in.


A tiny diagonal hallway connects the southern wing of the building with the main corridor.
 


Significant water damage has caused most of the plaster to collapse in this apartment; still, the superstructure remains intact and the floors traversable.
 


An interior room - nearly pitch black to the naked eye - demonstrates water damage to plaster, as well as various algae and molds which have grown on the damp drywall partition at left.
 


The future of the Waldo Hotel is currently hidden in murky shadow.


As always, I would like to invite any of my readers who are in the know about this building's future - or anybody who's lived here or has a personal connection - to reach out to me through my email address, or to leave a comment below.

72 comments:

Amy Heiden said...

Killer historical account Ian. You got some incredible photos at this locations, some I completely missed or didn't think to photograph. Really nice work.

Anonymous said...

Wow, you are amazing!

Anonymous said...

Great, yet sad, photos. I would love to own some of those 6 panel solid wood doors. You just don't find things like that anymore without paying an arm and a leg.

Anonymous said...

Your photography, as always, is so beautiful.

Heather said...

I thoroughly enjoy your essays. I hope you can keep them coming for a long time. :)

Root Digger said...

Thank you for updating the accounts of the status of the "Waldo Hotel" where my Grandfather worked in 1918-1925.

Anonymous said...

Comme toujours de superbes photos qui intriguent, font rêver et dérangent par leur force poétique et dramatique. On se sent mélancolique au sortir de ces belles et étranges atmosphères; ainsi tout passe et ce qui fut beau un jour, ce qui fut vivant, fait désormais, défiguré par l'abandon, presque peur !

R'laine said...

I feel we are kindred spirits. I too have discovered the joy of photographing old, derelict buildings. These photos are gorgeous, just gorgeous. Thank you for sharing them with us.

TrippyBeth said...

I stumbled across your blog per chance... i am in love with your photography and the histories.
THank you!
I look forward to seeing more from you!

Anonymous said...

It is very sad - people calling for the demolition of this beautiful building - meanwhile, even in its current state, if allowed, it will long stand after our modern structures fall

Unknown said...

I really enjoyed reading through your post, you take amazing pictures! It's really a shame that it went through some significant water damage and that it probably will never be the same again. But if they could restore to the best of their ability, that would be something special.

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Anonymous said...

Ian, I graduated from Salem College in 1969 and the Waldo Hotel was the "downtown campus" of Salem College during the 1960's. The main Salem College campus was located in Salem, 14 miles west on rte 50 and was know as the "farm." The Waldo was a comnpletely self contained campus, including dorm type rooms. A closed circuit TV system enabled some classes to be conducted at the "farm" and accessed at the Waldo and vice/versa. In the late 60's Salem developed a new campus at the "farm" and vacated the Waldo. This is the first I have seen it since 12/1969. Hard to believe it has fallen into such ruin.

Anonymous said...

I am from Clarburg, born and raised. I used to walk by this building every day. I always found it to be beautiful and wondered what was on the inside, why was no one doing anything with it? Now I know. It makes me sad and happy at the same time. Sad of what it's turned into, happy of how grand it obviously once was, and proud to have been a part of that somehow, if only by living in the same city. Thank you for creating this post.

atss said...

Thank you for your much detailed, pictorial account of the Waldo Hotel, and what a grand hotel it was in it's day. I only wish I had the deep pockets necessary to restore it to it's former grandeur, plenty of people do, but it is not likely any will take on the task. Nathan Goff is my 2nd cousin, 5 times removed, as his great grandparents, John Waldo and Jemima Abbott Waldo, are the parents of his grandmother, Zerviah Waldo Goff, and my 5th great grandparents. Nathan Goff had the Goff Building erected at West Main and Court Streets, and it still is in use as an office building today.
Sincerely,
Donald L Wallo

Anonymous said...

I live in clarksburg and see this building everyday and its finally getting soo bad that bricks are falling from up high on the outside and landing on the road and sidewalk and its becoming dangerous to walk beside the building... And its said there are numerous stray cats in and out of the building... the inside was once very beautiful though

Anonymous said...

You should visit Morris Memorial in Milton, WV.

Anonymous said...

I think this beautiful structure needs to be salvaged! Its apart of our history, and i know several people who will agree with me. I wish i could buy this property to fix it up abd make it into what it once was a beautiful landmark to bring tourism back into clarksburg!

Lori said...

Typical Clarksburg,WV.Forget saving history, they will just tear it down and build a new bank or put in a parking lot. I've lived here all my life and that's the way it goes. It's really sad. Beautiful piece!

Anonymous said...

A nonprofit group is working diligently to keep up with the taxes and to raise funds to repair the roof to prevent further damage. there are people interested in the restoration of this valuable part of North Central West Virginia history. Website is www.savethewaldohotel.com
there is a mailing address as well as a gofundme page, for donations. Let's pitch in a little, it will mean alot.

Anonymous said...

There are a couple of Face Book Accounts with information on this Hotel. The Restoration Group recently hosted two restoration professionals who were quite impressed with the potential for restoration. The Restoration Group is compiling a proposal and has already submitted one grant request. The Hotel will rise again.

Anonymous said...

The Hotel is sold and restoration is on the horizon. The Waldo Hotel Preservation Society continues to work with the new owner, as well as other historical buildings in Harrison County, WV.

Hidden Magnolias said...

Thank you for this great post. I have never heard of this building but it is nice that you have documented it and wrote an interesting history.

Anonymous said...

Wow, it almost looks like some place in a Stephen King novel. It's very sad to see the once-impressive architecture of our past now in a state of advanced neglect and decay. Cities like Detroit are full of these ghostly corpses. So much of Clarksburg exhibits the same feeling of a town past its prime, left to molder in the dark, while life moves on elsewhere.

Tiphanie said...

Nathan Goff jr is my great-great grandfather. My great grandfather, Waldo, and my grandfather Nathan III died here. I never got to know that side of my family and I really hope this amazing place is restored. I want to be able to, one day, bring my kids here and tell them the wonderful history of their family. I really hope I get the chance.

Todd Beck said...

They just don't make buildings like this anymore. Pride put into building was unmatched. I actually delivered mail here back before they shut it down. Would have loved to see this in it's hay day.

Unknown said...

I too have discovered the joy of photographing old, derelict buildings.

Unknown said...

I honestly hope they can restore this building to its natural beauty!!! I love in Clarksburg and its always been so beautiful!!! ♥️

beautifuldebbie said...

I was 21 in 1979 and was hired at Aerotech Airlines in Bluefield. I was a young black woman alone moving to Clarksburg and I found a room at this hotel. I had moved from Washington DC with the clothes on my back. I had been there one month and came home one day and this man spoke to me as I was walking into the hotel. I had no idea he had been thrown out and yes he was black. The next day they told me I had to leave. I am 61 and I have never forgotten the way they treated me. I told them Idid not know this person. I worked for the airline they didn’t care. They’re were racist and felt like all black people were alike. I had to move in with a coworker. Then was hired as a Flight Attendant and moved to Philadelphia. There are things in your life you remember that scared you, this was one 40 years later that still haunts me. I’m glad it closed and I’m sure the people that ran it are dead and gone. Good riddens.

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แม้ฝั่งที่คุณเลือกวางเดิมพันบาคาร่า ออกต่อเนื่องกันอย่างดีเยี่ยม ก็เล่นฝั่งนั้นฝั่งเดียวแบบตลอดจังหวะทำเงินของคุณจะเร็วทันใจเยอะขึ้น แม้กระนั้นถ้าเกมพนันมาในแบบออกสลับกันไปๆมาๆก็ให้เล่นแบบสลับตามลักษณะของเกม เป็นจะต้องพลิกแพลงได้ไม่ว่าเกมจะเป็นแบบไหนก็ตาม
• อย่าลงทุนมากเกินไป
การเล่นพนันเกมนี้ไม่มีความจำเป็นที่จะต้องลงเงินต่อรอบมากเกินไป รอบละ 20 – 100 บาทก็จัดว่าสมควรแล้ว ขึ้นกับว่าทุนของคุณมีแค่ไหน ก็ปรับให้กับเงินที่มีสำหรับการลงทุน

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จุดเด่นจากการได้รับเครดิตฟรีเพื่อร่วม บาคาร่า
ในตอนนี้การร่วมเล่นเกมพนันออนไลน์ หรือ บาคาร่าได้รับความนิยมเป็นอย่างมาก รวมทั้งการได้รับเครดิตฟรีก็นับว่าเป็นเร่องที่นักการพนันส่วนใหญ่สนใจ ถ้าเป็นแบบนี้แล้ว การได้รับเครดิตฟรี นับว่าเป็นเรื่องที่ดีเลิศๆแล้ว แล้วก็การนำเครดิตฟรีไปใช้ก็นับได้ว่าเป็นเรื่องที่สำคัญเป็นอย่างมาก แล้วก็ห้ามให้ขาดเลยเด็ดขาดๆที่ผู้เล่นจำเป็นต้องศึกษาเล่าเรียนให้ดีก่อนจะมีการเริ่มพนัน
การได้รับเครดิตฟรี บาคาร่ามีจุดเด่นเช่นไร บาคาร่า
เมื่อนักการพนันที่ชอบในการเล่นเกมการพนันออนไลน์อยู่แล้วนั้น ได้รับเครดิตฟรี นักเล่นการพนันก็สามารถที่จะนำเครดิตฟรีที่ตัวนักการพนันได้ ไปต่อยอดในเกมการพนันในรอบการพนันที่คุณลงเล่นได้เลย

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