http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery 33 photos in 5 albums en-US Sat, 06 Sep 2008 20:42:13 -0400 Gallery 1.5.3, http://gallery.menalto.com/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss 40 http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Garvey-House-Guest-House-Interiors/Sitting_Area.thumb.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery 144 144 http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/Garvey-House-Guest-House-Interiors 37d08855a9bc95136bc9f47e419c9a55 Sat, 06 Sep 2008 19:52:40 -0400 http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/view_comments.php?set_albumName=Garvey-House-Guest-House-Interiors http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Garvey-House-Guest-House-Interiors/Sitting_Area.thumb.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Garvey-House-Guest-House-Interiors/Sitting_Area.sized.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Garvey-House-Guest-House-Interiors/Sitting_Area.thumb.jpg 144 144 The Garvey House and Guest House are furnished in the comfortable mismatch of styles of the early 1900s. Our growing collection of period antiques are features throughout both residences. However, don't feel as if you can't touch anything: we're a family bed-and-breakfast, and we expect a little wear and tear when children and outdoor recreation are concerned. http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/New-River-Gorge-Area 7b55bd6c4452b264f92bb52c40552920 Fri, 14 Sep 2007 20:18:24 -0400 http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/view_comments.php?set_albumName=New-River-Gorge-Area http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/New-River-Gorge-Area/New_River_Gorge.thumb.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/New-River-Gorge-Area/New_River_Gorge.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/New-River-Gorge-Area/New_River_Gorge.thumb.jpg 144 144 The New River Gorge Area offers many attractions. Hiking, biking, fishing, rafting and on the third Saturday in October they close the New River Gorge Bridge to vehicles so you can stand on it! http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/New-River-Gorge-Lodging 705fb2ded9d1d716c0717788cfa4fe11 Tue, 28 Aug 2007 11:24:31 -0400 http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/view_comments.php?set_albumName=New-River-Gorge-Lodging http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/New-River-Gorge-Lodging/Valentina_s_Hideaway.thumb.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/New-River-Gorge-Lodging/Valentina_s_Hideaway.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/New-River-Gorge-Lodging/Valentina_s_Hideaway.thumb.jpg 144 144 All rooms include private bathrooms with claw-footed shower-tubs. Each is decorated in the comfortable, rural style common among better homes in the region in the early 1900s. All include large windows to admit the invigorating mountain air. http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/Main-Garvey-House-B-B 0e8c64aab7bb109a5568ba8eca055cb8 Tue, 28 Aug 2007 11:19:45 -0400 http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/view_comments.php?set_albumName=Main-Garvey-House-B-B http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Main-Garvey-House-B-B/Where_Breakfast_is_Served.thumb.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Main-Garvey-House-B-B/Where_Breakfast_is_Served.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Main-Garvey-House-B-B/Where_Breakfast_is_Served.thumb.jpg 144 144 The Garvey House was built in 1917 for the family of the superintendent of the Maryland New River Coal Co. Its guest house was built about the same time. Both were designed to make full use of the environment. Cellars were built into the hillsides behind both homes, convenient to their kitchens. Large porches were particularly enjoyable on cool summer nights. http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/Gardens-Outdoor-Areas a163fd16c161c3dd22df4f5e709cd490 Tue, 22 Aug 2006 18:36:33 -0400 http://www.garveyhouse.net/gallery/view_comments.php?set_albumName=Gardens-Outdoor-Areas http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Gardens-Outdoor-Areas/Three_Paths_Meet.thumb.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Gardens-Outdoor-Areas/Three_Paths_Meet.jpg http://www.garveyhouse.net/albums/Gardens-Outdoor-Areas/Three_Paths_Meet.thumb.jpg 144 144 Walls and walks of native stone meander through the shady hillside gardens behind the Garvey House, planted about 1918 under the direction of Mrs. Garvey. The gardens feature a gazebo, two small goldfish ponds, and grotto-like terraces shadowed by hemlock. Native plants, including ferns, mosses and rhododendron, are features throughout.