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McCreery Hotel

2/1/2009

 
Hinton, Summers County

2017 Update: Mountain Plex Properties, LLC has completed a great deal of work on the hotel since taking over ownership in May 2009.  The restoration and renovation work include the following and is now considered a saved property:
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  • Parapet repair and new Dura-Last Roof in 2010 resolving all interior water leaks.
  • New guttering
  • Realignment and tuckpointing of bricks on the West side of the building.
  • Restoration of over 200 windows from the first floor to the fifth floor.  There are 13 windows left to be restored.
  • The restoration and renovation of first floor has made it possible to house two Mountain Plex offices and created space for a catering kitchen to serve the Conference and Event Center.
  • The upper floors have been cleaned of all wet debris and they are now mothballed.
  • Installation of a new HVAC systems.
2009: McCreery Hotel Construction on the five story “McCreery Hotel” commenced in 1907. When completed in 1908 it was regarded as the premier hotel on the railroad main line extending from Washington DC to Chicago, Illinois. Nominated to the National Register in 1984, it was a resting spot for many of America’s favorite celebrities and politicians. Currently operated by Human Resources Development and Employment, Inc., of Morgantown, the historic Hinton hotel faces considerable restoration challenges. Deteriorating roof and windows have allowed water intrusion to take a toll on the upper floors of the building. 
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