Log House of Claysville

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The Log House of Claysville is located in Mineral County, West Virginia, United States.

Nearby on WV Route 93 sits a 200-year-old log house which has served as a residence and a way station for changing horses carrying the mail from Keyser, West Virginia to Petersburg, West Virginia. The current owners have restored the building and operate an antique and gift shop.

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