What Secrets Hide Inside This 1840 West Virginia Home?

Step back in time with us as we explore the stunning Hamilton House, a beautiful home from 1840 located near Alderson, West Virginia. This exclusive tour showcases the rich history and architectural beauty of this preserved historic home, highlighting its significant role in the region's heritage and it's being the birthplace of Traveler, Robert E. Lee's beloved horse.

Discover the unique features of this historic home, from its interior decor to the expansive grounds that tell the story of the house's legacy. Our guide will take you through each room, providing fascinating insights into the daily life of the inhabitants and the farm's historical importance.

We also show footage of the nearby newly restored Greek Pavilion on the grounds of what was formerly the Blue Sulphur Springs Resort, which once rivaled the more famous Greenbrier Resort in terms of size and popularity.

00:00 - Introduction
00:38 - Date House Built
2:47 - Blue Sulphur Springs Hotel was nearby
3:12 - Old & New Views of the Pavilion at Blue Sulphur Springs
3:57 - Front Parlor
5:53 - Was the current home built around original log cabin?
7:30 - Traveller Story, Gen. Robert E. Lee's favorite horse
8:47 - Kitchen
10:35 - Grandparents Bedroom turned into bathroom
11:50 - Going upstairs to see bedrooms
12:29 - Horse Hair Plaster
14:42 - Wallpaper on the ceiling
16:30 - Summer Kitchen
17:47 - The round wall
18:34 - Going outside to look at tin wrapped around back edition
21:42 - Trouble with Bees
22:54 - Conclusion

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