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Welcome
Built in 1841 by James C. Mcgrew for his bride, Persis Hagans McGrew, this red brick home has historical, architectural, and cultural attributes. It has withstood changes in history from its days before the Civil War through the advent of indoor water, gas lights, electrical wiring, and telephone. Today, it is the site for educational and community programs that honor McGrew's role in West Virignia's statehood and promotes our State's rich traditions in music, arts, and craftsmanship.
You are warmly invited to visit the house and it's grounds during one of the upcoming Events so that you, too, can appreciate its History and become a part of its Preservation for future generations to enjoy.
You are warmly invited to visit the house and it's grounds during one of the upcoming Events so that you, too, can appreciate its History and become a part of its Preservation for future generations to enjoy.
