2013 The Ft. Savannah Inn was sold at auction to Appalachian Mountain
Advocates.
2013 Greenbrier Valley Restoration Project, Inc. was incorporated as a
501(c)(3) organization.
2013 The old Ft. Savannah Inn buildings were demolished.
2013 The Meadows, a 4 ½ acre green space, was donated to GVRP.
2013 The log building roof was replaced to stabilize the building and
provide natural light with skylights and gable end windows.
2014 The deed for the Ft. Savannah Inn property was transferred to GVRP.
2014 Three 42” diameter culverts were installed to carry City stormwater
and the Andrew Lewis spring water from the end of the Barn to the
creek by the Market building.
2015 An old apple barn from the Eastern Panhandle was purchased,
disassembled, and transported to Lewisburg.
2015 Barnwood Builders assembled the timber frame Barn as Season 2,
Episode 3 for their TV series
2016 The foundation was built for the Withrow Market building.
2017 A ¼ mile walking path was constructed as a community service
project by Boy Scouts from several states and countries during the
2017 National Jamboree.
2018 An emergency generator was installed to supply electricity to the Log
Building and Barn.
2018 The Withrow Market building was constructed.
2018 The little white house where the Recycle Shed is located was
purchased and moved about a hundred yards to the lot across
Lafayette St.
2019 The upper parking lot with 23 regular and 2 handicap spaces
constructed using permeable pavers which represent the “best
practice” for stormwater management.
2020 The lower parking lot with 42 regular and 3 handicap spaces
constructed with permeable pavers.
2021 Over 50 species of native plants have been used for landscaping
throughout Montwell Commons.
2022 A walking path linking the Chestnut St. neighborhood with the
Meadows was constructed with a BeActive WV grant.
2023 A new 1/4 mile walking path with nice views was constructed from
Chestnut Street, high along the hillside and down to Lafayette St.
2023 A path extending up to Lee Street is in the planning stage.