The Bramwell Historic District is located in Bramwell, West Virginia, and is recognized for its well-preserved architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This area showcases a variety of styles, including Victorian and Colonial Revival, reflecting the town's prosperous coal mining history. Designated as a historic district, it features numerous buildings that highlight the wealth generated during the coal boom. Notable structures include the Bramwell Presbyterian Church and several grand homes that once belonged to coal barons. The district is a testament to the region's cultural heritage and economic significance in the past.