Later, in 2005, Governor Joe Manchin cited structural defects as a reason for repairing and remodeling the mansion. Their efforts, which cost an estimated $1.2 million, used both leftover campaign money as well as private funds.
In 2005, Governor Joe Manchin identified structural defects as justification for repairing and remodelling the mansion. The project, costing approximately $1.2 million, was funded by leftover campaign money and private donations.