Exploring museums is one of the best ways to learn about different forms of art, history, science and technology. And being able to top off this museum visit with a night or two (or three or four!) in unique accommodation makes the experience even more rewarding. In Wheeling, West Virginia, that’s exactly what you can do. Head to the Glass Museum at the Oglebay Institute to explore exquisite and intricate pieces of glass, then relax in one of Innisfree Farms’ four stunning rentals.
A few of the glasses on display include peachblow glass, Northwood carnival glass, and Victorian glass.

This five-foot-tall, 225-pound work of art is the largest piece of cut lead crystal ever created.

You will see for yourself how these beautiful works of art are created. Classes are also available.

Pair your visit to this museum filled with exquisite glassware with a one-night stay (or more) in unique accommodation at nearby Innisfree Farms.

This newest little house on the property is located in a pretty wooded area of the old horse farm. In addition to the opportunity to view wildlife, there are also two ponds and trails to explore.

You’ll have all the basic necessities here, including a cooktop, convection oven, sink, and refrigerator. There is also a fire pit, grill, table and chairs outside.

This 4,000 square foot luxury home is designed for large groups as it can accommodate up to 16 people.

There is also a large hall, with enough seating for everyone to gather. And of course, a beautiful fireplace to feel good. And outside you will find a garden patio, deck and fire pit.
Learn more about the Glass Museum and Innisfree Farms. Have you ever visited the Glass Museum or stayed at Innisfree Farms? Tell us about it in the comments!
For even more reasons to love (and visit!) Wheeling, WV, read all about its famous Victorian architecture.
Address: Oglebay Institute Glass Museum, 1330 Oglebay Dr, Wheeling, WV 26003, USA
Address: Innisfree Farms, 474 County Hwy 33, Triadelphia, WV 26059, USA