Falling Spring-Morgan's Grove

Falling Spring at Morgan's Grove is a historic house in West Virginia, completed by 1837 as part of a significant farm complex associated with the Morgan family. Originally settled by Richard Morgan, the property features notable springs and was the starting point of the 1775 Bee-Line March. The house, built by his grandson Jacob Morgan, showcases a blend of historical architecture with later additions, including a Japanese garden and enhanced porticoes. The site reflects the rich history of the region, including connections to the Civil War through William Morgan, a Confederate officer. Today, it stands as a testament to the area's heritage and architectural evolution.