Slatyfork's Newest Bed and Breakfast is a Historic Landmark

Sharp's Historic Bed and Breakfast

Since 1912

Here are some images
of the Bed and Breakfast,
countless antiques, the kitchen,
foyer, the dining room and the parlor.

(304) 572 3547
Your surrounded with history here.

Bed and Breakfast | History | Tourism Times (1990) | Home

The Parlor

Our gathering room features an incredible parquet floor, a working Player Piano, and an extensive library of antique books and magazines.

The Foyer

Features a solid oak staircase, as well as an old pump organ.

An antique oak hall tree, guest book and of course solid oak floors which were used throughout this fine old home.

Be sure to sign the guest book during your stay.
One of the first phones in the county is mounted on the wall above its modern replacement.

The Dinning Room
Antique buffet, table and chairs.

The dinning room has several original paintings by Uncle Si Sharp.
Breakfast is served buffet style from 8:30am to 9:00am.

Built-in floor to ceiling corner cabinet.

Sharp's Historic Bed and Breakfast

The addition of the Bed and Breakfast expands the possibilities for family gatherings here in Slatyfor: most will appreciate the comfort and convenience of the Bed and Breakfast's accommodations.
Our service oriented staff is committed to helping you have a pleasant adventure here in Pocahontas County.

Call (304) 572-3547
eMail us:Stay@SharpsCountry.com
or write:
Sharp's Historic Bed and Breakfast
Slatyfork, WV 26291
To reserve your room.

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Tourism Times was originally published in 1990 by the
Pocahontas County Tourism Commission

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	The Parlor Our gathering room features an incredible parquet floor, a working Player Piano, and an extensive library of antique books and magazines.
	The Foyer Features a solid oak staircase, as well as an old pump organ.
	An antique oak hall tree, guest book and of course solid oak floors which were used throughout this fine old home. Be sure to sign the guest book during your stay.
	One of the first phones in the county is mounted on the wall above its modern replacement.
	The Dinning Room Antique buffet, table and chairs. The dinning room has several original paintings by Uncle Si Sharp. Breakfast is served buffet style from 8:30am to 9:00am.
	Built-in floor to ceiling corner cabinet.