LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
You’ll discover a soul refuge here. And if you ever want to go exploring, we recommend our Lewisburg, West Virginia– known as “America’s Coolest Small Town.” Lewisburg is a charming historical town that looks like a movie set from the 1800s. Take a stroll down the main street and you’ll discover the picturesque grace of Lewisburg, including a unique collection of delightful and intriguing little shops along the way.
Lewisburg is host to a number of festive events throughout the year, including The State Fair, The Jeep Jamboree, Taste of Our Town in October, and the world-famous Chocolate Festival in April. Want to learn more about Lewisburg?
Explore Lewisburg
World Class Whitewater rafting ranging from family friendly floats to the New & Gauley River season, which attracts Big Water Enthusiasts from around the world each year.
If winter sports are more your thing, you’ll find world class skiing at Snowshoe Mountain. And a short day-trip will take you deep into the unique beauty of West Virginia.
RESTAURANTS
There are so many great restaurants in downtown Lewisburg, WV and in the immediate area that we certainly cannot name them all. However, we are happy to recommend a few that are our personal favorites.
Please feel free to call the Manor should you have any questions or if we can be of further service to you. It would be our pleasure to make reservations for you.
ACTIVITIES
EXPLORE LEWISBURG
You don’t have to spend long in West Virginia to understand why it’s called “Almost Heaven”. The natural beauty surrounds you. And the charm is something you’ll discover the moment you greet a local.
Lewisburg was voted “The Coolest Small Town in America,” for many good reasons.
The roots of Lewisburg date back to pre-Revolution days when it served as an outpost during the French and Indian War. It was named for Colonel Andrew Lewis, whose militia defeated Chief Cornstalk in 1774. Several buildings around town date back to the 1700s.
The charm of Lewisburg attracts artists and artisans of all kinds, who share their crafts and wares throughout this historic little town. You won’t see any fast-food chains in this beautiful burg. Instead, you’ll find an assortment of quaint and fascinating cafes and shops that provide a delightful escape from the corporate big box stores.
Lewisburg is also home to one of only four Carnegie Halls in the United States. In 1902, the famous industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie built and dedicated this beautiful Greek Revival building to the people of Lewisburg. Today, Carnegie Hall showcases entertainment and cultural treasures from all over. You’ll also find theaters, art galleries, antique stores, and much more.
If you’re a history buff, stop by the Old Stone Presbyterian Church, which has a been a mainstay of Lewisburg history since the 1800s. The church cemetery is the resting place for soldiers from from the Battle of Lewisburg, following the battle of 1862.
Lewisburg is a blend of history, art, music, events, shops, and cafes with all the charm of 1800s America.