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The LiverySuites and Dining at Weatherbury Farm |
" When finished, the livery will stable people, not horses, and it will house them in luxurious suites complete with a breathtaking view of the countryside" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 4, 1999 |
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During the first six months of
1997, we dismantled this livery stable (shown right as it once stood in nearby Washington, PA) and moved it to
the farm. From mid-February through the end of June, we spent every free moment (weekends,
vacation days and nights after the time changed) dismantling. As with all our projects, we
learned loads of new skills and enjoyed the opportunity to work together as a family. This wonderful building, which we have called "The Livery" was slated for destruction as new houses were to be built were it stood. Our goal was to save it for future generations, restoring the outside and inside, using the original wood and components as much as possible. Through the creative re-use of the stable as lodging accommodations we hope it will last until the next century, preserving a part of Washington County history. Check out our "reconstruction photo album"
for photos of the dismantling and reconstruction. The three suites at the Livery and the downstairs hall were opened on Memorial Day, 2004. |
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The Hall in the livery is
where breakfast is served at Weatherbury Farm. There is also a
kids' corner with farm toys, books, games and videos. |
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Weatherbury Farm Vacation Bed and Breakfast 1061 Sugar Run Road Avella, Pennsylvania 15312 |
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phone:
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587-3763 |
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Weatherbury Farm Vacation Bed and Breakfast is a non-smoking farm vacation. |
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