Old Stone House

The Old Stone House is an early building in Morgantown constructed from cut stone and reflecting colonial-era construction methods. The structure displays characteristic features including thick stone walls and traditional window and door openings from that time.

The building was constructed during Morgantown's early settlement period and represents building techniques of that time. Its inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places highlights its importance to local history and historic preservation.

The building displays craftsmanship from Morgantown's early days, visible in its stone walls and simple details. Visitors can see how the first settlers worked with local materials and building methods.

The building is located in a central area of Morgantown and is accessible to visitors. You should check locally for current access details and viewing opportunities before planning a visit.

The building preserves traces of skilled stonework showing how craftsmen created precise masonry without modern tools. These details are often overlooked but reveal much about the expertise of early builders.