Historic
Morris Harvey House

Step Back in Time
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*** TAX RELIEF SPECIAL ***
Stay First Night at Regular Price, Get
Second Night Free !!!
*** Must be used on consecutive nights. Offer expires
April 30, 2008. ***
Treat
yourself to an unforgettable stay at the Historic Morris Harvey House Bed and
Breakfast. Nestled in the quiet, historic downtown of
The
Historic Morris Harvey House, circa 1902, has been lovingly and tastefully
restored with a Victorian flair to provide you with a comfortable sanctuary. We
are proud that it is listed on the National Registry of Historic Homes. All of
our five guest quarters have been completely redecorated with tender loving
care. Furnished with beautiful antiques throughout, you will feel like you’ve
gone back in time.
Being
located in the middle of the New River Gorge recreation area, many of our
guests enjoy a wide selection of outdoor activities. Whether its whitewater
rafting, kayaking, rock climbing or just taking a stroll around town, you’ll find
plenty to do. We are also walking distance to many of
Our
bed and breakfast is an ideal accommodation for the extreme sports enthusiast,
the business traveler, a romantic getaway or any special occasion, honeymoons,
birthdays, anniversaries or just the need for a stress-free weekend.
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCEThe
Morris Harvey House was built by R. H. Dickinson and completed in 1902 for
Morris Harvey, one of Fayette County’s most outstanding citizens. Harvey, a
Confederate Veteran, was a famous banker, churchman, and sheriff of Fayette
County. He was president of the continental Divide Gold and Silver Company is
best remembered for generous contributions to establishment of Morris Harvey
College in Charleston, West Virginia. The failing Barboursville College changed
its name to Morris Harvey College in gratitude for his financial support. It
has maintained an excellent reputation as a fine arts college to this day. In
1989, it was incorporated as the Morris Harvey College of Fine Arts within the
University of Charleston. Morris Harvey and his wife Rosa lived in this house
and continued to support the town, Fayette County, and the state until their
death.

Stroll through our enchanting
garden planted in the spectacular fleur-de-lis pattern. Notice the corresponding design on the
stained glass windows located throughout the Historic Morris Harvey House.
All rooms $85.00
- $125.00 (plus tax)
Rosa’s Suite
First Floor
This
beautiful suite was the bedroom for Rosa and Morris Harvey. It features a
beautiful queen-size sleigh bed, fireplace and private bathroom with an antique
brass-footed tub and old-fashioned water closet.
The Library
Second Floor
Located on
the front of the house, this bright room has a great view of the street. A
queen-size bed with a brass & iron headboard, surround my antique
furnishings make this a very cozy hideaway.
The Grand
Suite
Second Floor
Features
a full bay window with antique day bed enclosed with fretwork & stained
glass. Furnishings include a queen size “cannonball” bed, fireplace and full
bath. This room also has a day bed that can accommodate a third person.
The
Second Floor
Offers a full antique bed, fireplace, half
bath within the room with a full antique bath including a brass footed tub and
shower right down the hall.
The Loft
Third Floor
This secluded area on the third floor
features a private sitting area and two separate bedrooms, each with a full
size bed. This area also has its own private full bath.
~Check-in time is
4:00 pm to 7:00pm.
~Check-out time is
11:00 am daily and 10:00 am Sunday.
~Smoking is not
permitted in the house, but guest may use the outdoor porches and patio.
~Sorry, we cannot
accommodate pets.
~Gift certificates are
available.
***For Special Packages and more
information, please contact us at (304) 574-1902 ***