the Greenbrier

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the Greenbrier

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WV 24986

 

the hotel

Throughout the 19th century, The Greenbrier was the southern summer resort. Guests came to use the mineral water, to enjoy the mountain climate and to mingle with the famous of the day.

 

the mineral water spring

Today many of the original cottages are preserved as guest accommodations, although enlarged and modernized. In 1913, the central Georgian section of The Greenbrier opened on a year-round basis, with golf and tennis as featured attractions. Subsequent additions to this National Historic Landmark have refined the hotel’s architecture to reflect the Colonial Virginia style. Following use as an army hospital during World War II, the hotel’s interior was redecorated by Dorothy Draper.
 

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