Editing Sistersville, West Virginia (section)

===Historical sites===
The [[Sistersville City Hall]] is a historic city hall building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The City Hall is contributing property of the [[Sistersville Historic District]].

Other listed historic properties in Sistersville include the [[Wells-Schaff House]] (a/k/a "Welkin" was built beginning in 1832 by Eli Wells, son of Charles Wells, who wanted a residence outside the flood plain, and expanded in 1896 and renovated circa 1935), the [[Wells Inn]] (opened 1895, built by Eli Wells's son Ephraim who fostered local business development), the [[E. A. Durham House]] (built circa 1921 for oil executive E.A. Durham), and the [[Wells-Twyford House]] (built beginning 1854 by Eli Wells and owned by his heirs until acquired by the Twyford family, descended from Elizabeth Wells Archer, a different family than the Charles Wells descendants).