West Virginia high school built in 1923 reopens 103 years later as a 40-room hotel
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- A West Virginia high school built in 1923 has reopened as a 40-room boutique hotel.
- Former classrooms now serve as guest rooms and lounges, combining the building’s historic character with contemporary design.
A West Virginia high school built in 1923 has found a new life as a 40-room boutique hotel, reopening 103 years after its construction.
The building had stood closed for more than a decade. Its former classrooms now serve as cozy guest rooms and inviting lounges.
The renovation preserves the campus’s historic charm while giving it a contemporary residential design and a new purpose for visitors.
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