Channel Your Inner Pioneer When You Spend The Night In An 18th-Century Cabin In West Virginia's Oldest Town
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Are you fascinated by what life would have been like a hundred or two hundred or three hundred years ago? Experience it for yourself (or at least, a taste of it) when you stay in a restored pioneer cabin from the 1700s that’s located in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, the Mountain State’s oldest city.
Learn more and book your own stay at this charming, historic cabin that will throw you right back to pioneer days at The Log Cabin’s Airbnb page. And while you’re this close to Shepherdstown, staying in your own West Virginia pioneer log cabin, don’t miss the chance to explore this historic town. As we previously noted, it’s the oldest in the whole state.
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