The Humanities Council acts with the support of the Preservation Alliance of West Virginia and the Kanawha County Historical and Preservation Society, with deed covenants guaranteeing the historic integrity of the property. The restoration of the Hubbard House is an ambitious but attainable vision, and the Council is looking locally and statewide for partners in this vision for an important West Virginia landmark. Funds are being sought from an array of sources, including individuals, foundations and corporations, and state and federal grants and appropriations. Contributions can be made in increments over three years, beginning in 1999. Other special payment options may be arranged.
All contributions are tax-deductible to the extent of the law.
Visit this website for photographs of this important preservation project. To begin, click here for photos of the house before and after restoration.