What: The Greenbrier Historical Society’s 13th Annual Stellar Evening event Where: Lewisburg Elks Country Club, Rt 219 North & Brush Rd. When: December 7, 2013 - RSVP by November 20th. Time: 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm Cost: Tickets for Stellar Evening are $75 per guest. Advance tickets only. Contact: GHS at (304) 645-3398
7:00 pm - Drinks and hors d’oeuvres A delicious plated dinner courtesy of TLP will be served … (8 comments)
The Greenbrier Historical Society’s biennial Lemonade and Lavender Homes Tour has been expanded this year and is featuring homes in the countryside of the Greenbrier Valley as well as the Town of Ronceverte.
For more information, click on Lemonade and Lavender Home and Garden Tour
This community event is brought to you by Rebecca Gaujot, Coldwell Banker Stuart and Watts, Lewisburg, WV.
The North House was built in 1820 and is a restored house museum located in Academy Park, the heart of Historic Downtown Lewisburg, WV. Following are the lecture series for July-August 2011:
Thursday, July 7 at 6:15pm - Dr. Robert Conte, Greenbrier Resort Historian “Greenbrier Resort Pictorial History” For over thirty years Dr. Robert Conte has been maintaining The Greenbrier’s archives and giving lectures on the resort’s history. For this presentation he has gathered together some new additions to the archives, primarily photographs … (9 comments)
Cooper Gallery Hosting Max Hayslette's Art Donation to North House Museum
Cooper Gallery, a showcase for contemporary and traditional art, will be welcoming Max Hayslette as he and Dale Tincher, officially present the donated original painting of 'The Meadow River Lumber Mill, Rainelle, WV' to the North House Museum's directors for permanent display in the Museum. Dale Tincher from Raleigh, NC, a 1964 Rainelle High School graduate, purchased Max Hayslette's original painting.
Seems everyone was out enjoying the day and the festivities. There was so much to do and see....starting with the Gingerbread House Contest (winners to be announced later) and having cookies and milk with Santa Claus.
Strolling down the street to
the Green Space, next to City National Bank, folks enjoyed watching … (13 comments)
The North House was built in 1820 and is a restored house museum located in Academy Park, the heart of Historic Downtown Lewisburg, WV.
The North House was built by John Dunn, a local brick mason who also built several other homes in the area during this period. The bricks used in construction of the house were made of red clay dug from the front lawn and fired in a kiln on the premises. The architect of the home is of the Federal period and is reminiscent of the Adams or early Greek Revival … (5 comments)
Author Bio: Rebecca Gaujot is a licensed REALTOR®. She started in 1988 in Northern Virginia and now a full-time agent in Lewisburg, West Virginia. She has over 30 years of experience helping home buyers and home sellers successfully navigate through a real estate transaction in Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, Fairlea, Caldwell,WV and other areas of the Greenbrier County since 2007.
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