162 Randolph St, W, Lewisburg, WV 24901 (MLS# 26-1350)

Property Attributes: Historic

Amenities: Balcony

Features Interior: Crown Molding

Flooring: Hardwood; Vinyl

Countertops Kitchen: Laminate

Countertops Bath: Solid Surface

Items to Convey: Ceiling Fan(s); Clothes Dryer; Clothes Washer; Dishwasher; Range; Refrigerator

Cooling: None

Heating: Hot Water

Sewer: Public Sewer

Water Source: Public

Exterior Material: Block

Foundation: Stone

Roofing: Metal

Levels: Two

A unique property with character and possibilities. History: This historic home was built by George Rapp in 1840 with slave labor making the bricks. Eventually, Judge Adam Snyder, who served as Supreme Court Justice form 1882-1890 lived in the house. Judge Snyder was wounded in the first battle of Manassas. This battle was a significant win for the south. Woodwork mantels were handcrafted by Conrad Burgess, master woodcarver, who worked closely with John W. Dunn architect and mast builder, Dunn's works include many US National Register of Historic Places such as Morlunda, Greenbrier County Courthouse, Mountain Home, and John Wesley United Methodist Church just to name a few. Carriage stones remain at the entrance to the home In the early 1920, Marion Leslie Dunbar and Minnie Lee Crickenberger Dunbar lived in the house. In 1929 when the banks collapsed , the Dunbars lost the hose and moved to the Maryland area. Later the house was used as a boarding house. The old boarding house addition was later torn down. Other prominent families who care for the house included Detch and Burford.