Lee-Longsworth House

The Lee-Longsworth House in Bolivar, West Virginia, showcases the architectural evolution from Georgian to Federal style. This historic house features remarkable interior woodwork and is linked to the prominent Lee family of Virginia. Originally leased to the US Government in 1799, it later changed ownership multiple times throughout the 19th century, often embroiled in legal disputes. Notably, it is rumored that Confederate General Stonewall Jackson occupied the house during the American Civil War, adding to its historical significance.