Alexander W. Arbuckle I House
Lewisburg, West Virginia • Greenbrier County
Lewisburg, West Virginia • Greenbrier County
The Alexander W. Arbuckle I House is a distinguished two-story brick residence in Lewisburg, West Virginia, exemplifying 19th-century domestic architecture. It often features characteristics of the Italianate style, including decorative cornices and arched window treatments, reflecting the era's sophisticated design.
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