Linden Spring

We feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to engage with you through our workshops and holiday celebrations, fostering a sense of community and connection.

Can you recommend anyone interested in utilizing an outdoor setting for educational or recreational purposes, such as yoga, art classes, book clubs, or exercise programs? Linden spring could be an ideal location.

Email Jeni at [email protected] to learn more

FALL FESTIVAL 2024 at Linden Spring, home of the Westvirjeni Gardens and Studio

September 21, 2024

2-7PM

Live Music from The Gypsy Ramblers, The Bob Keel Experiment, and Jade Tremba

Fun for the whole family with pop-up shops, food and beverage vendors, kids activities, bonfires, and more!

Get your early bird tickets (only $10) or VIP lounge using the link below:

https://www.westvirjeni.com/collections/fall-festival

We are still accepting sponsors, food and beverage vendors, and pop-up shops. Email us at [email protected] to learn more and apply!

Photographer friends!!! Who wants to do sunflower shots? Message me for details

https://www.shepherdstownchronicle.com/news/2024/06/28/seventh-annual-summer-solstice-celebrates-community-raises-funds-for-noble-cause/

Seventh Annual Summer Solstice celebrates community, raises funds for noble cause SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Seventh Annual Summer Solstice fundraiser drew a crowd to Linden Spring on Saturday evening. The fundraiser, hosted by Westvirjeni boutique style floral and event business, was held to raise funds for Breast Cancer Awareness, Inc. (BCA). “It’s a fun time to celebrate the so...

Hey local friends!!

We are a drop off location this year for Julie Kuhn Gaver annual Soles of Love in the Garden charity!

We are collecting NEW shoes for kids in need..any soze and style you choose.

The goal this year is 5,000 pair of shoes. It can happen and more IF everyone in the community joins together to help us put shoes on the feet of our kiddos.

Drop your new shoes at our drop location in fornt of the Westvirjeni studio, located at 4997 Engle Molers Rd Shepherdstown

There will be a box outside the studio door for your convenience.

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Other drop off locations include:

AmeriServe, Hagerstown
Asbury United Methodist Church
Basal Therapies & Preschool
The Stephanie Bittner family
Blue Ridge Risk Partners – Paula Rhoderick
Sukanya Bora
Beth Lenox Cangemi
Camp Bow Wow Frederick
Law Offices of Lena Clark
Sarah Bussard and Kara Clemson
Citi
Colonial Jewelers
DLaw
Mattie Dougherty
Everything Frederick- Dani Gurrie
Fit 2 Shine Studio- Kelly Jarvis
Georgetown Insurance
Gloria Grove
Tracy Grubb
Megan Hedges
Helping Hands and Caring Hearts – Jenifer Zimmer
Jenuine Yogi- Jennifer Carpenter
Audra Jacob
Melissa Burdette LeClair
Eb Lunsa
Ladies Philoptochos of Sts Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church
Anne Martin
McCaskill Financial
Middletown Family Practice
Middletown United Methodist Church
Middletown Valley Bank – all branch locations
Chrissy Miller
Red Heifer Winery
Christi Roberts
Betsy Selby
Paulette Shockey
Specialty Granules – Claire Keefer
St. John’s Lutheran Church on Church Hill Road
Timika Thrasher
Velnoskey Wealth Management Group
Village Crossing at Worman’s Mill
Cindy Warfield at Worman’s Mill
Patricia Weakley
WLR Automotive
Westvirjeni
Woodsboro Bank – all branch locations
Yellow Springs Dental

Please join us!

Tour Stop #2 - Linden Spring

4995 Engle-Molers Road
Shepherdstown


When you walk through the deep doorway of Linden Spring, the large stone fireplace, blackened by two centuries of use, that anchors the end of the house, is one of the first things to catch your eye. Deep windowsills, venerable ceiling beams, period hardware and four working fireplaces add to the authenticity of this 18th century home. But in fact, much of what you see is only half a century old.

Linden Spring was built in 1779 by Robert Lucas and his son on a large parcel of land granted by Lord Fairfax. Almost 2 centuries later, the house was almost completely gutted by fire. The house stood derelict for 20 years until purchased by Bob & Martha Putz, who began a total renovation in 1970. Robert Putz resolved to return the house to its original condition and spent many hours studying all aspects of 18th century houses, including building techniques, woodwork details, cabinetry, and more.

Shown by Shenandoah Garden Club

Refreshments will be served.