The Barn at York Hill
WVU Jackson’s Mill State 4-H Conference Center
Conference center – handles groups up to 400. All types of equipment needed for any meeting, educational schooling, etc. Fully-equipped
World’s Largest Tea Pot
Constructed By William Babe Devon. Was A Gigantic Wooden Hodshead Barrel For A Hire’s Root Beer Advertising Campaign. Devon Purchased
World War II Memorial
The World War II Memorial lists the names of 23 Glenville State College students who died during World War II.
Woman’s Club of Fairmont
A glorious setting, available by reservation, for private catered dinner parties, receptions, bridge parties, club meetings or weddings. This mansion
Wine Cellar Park
Wine Cellar Park is a park where families or groups can spend peaceful quality time. It is listed in the
Wildlife Diversity Program
Wildlife Diversity is a program of the WV Division of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Section. It researches, conserves and provides
Wheeling Heritage Trail
Trail Running Along The Banks Of The Ohio River And Wheeling Creek. Call For More Information. This facility is included
West Virginia Veterans Memorial
The West Virginia Veterans Memorial honors thousands of West Virginians who gave their lives for the safety and freedom of
West Virginia State University Capitol Center Theatre
Opened as the Plaza Theatre in 1912, it featured high-class vaudeville entertainment and novel attractions. In 1921, the building was
West Virginia Heritage Crafts, Inc.
Artisan cooperative featuring all West Virginia-made craft items. Also mini-museum and Civilian Conservation Corps museum on site. Preserving Appalachian traditions
West Virginia Center For African – American Art & Culture, Inc.
Non -profit Organization Established To Provide An Enhanced Cultural Learning Experience For All Visitors. We Are A Diverse Group Of
West Virginia Book Company
Hours of operation: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Mon. – Fri. Bookstore specializing in books about West Virginia and Appalachia,
Watters Smith Memorial State Park
Historical park features a restored pioneer homestead, a pool, horseback riding and hiking trails. This facility is included in “A
Watoga State Park
Riverside Campground has 50 sites and is open from April 1 to October 31. Twenty five sites are reservable from
Washington Heritage Trail National Scenic Byway Welcome Center
Welcome Center is open from 10AM to 6PM, except Sundays. Full service Welcome Center in Caperton Station, home to Amtrak,
Walking Tour of Historic Lewisburg
Self-guided walking tour of historic Lewisburg chronicling the town’s history, founders and architecture. Brochure can be picked up at the
Walking Tour of Historic Franklin
View historic Victorian style homes and businesses.
Walkersville Covered Bridge
Crossing The Right Fork Of The West Fork River, This 39 Ft. Bridge Was Built In 1903. Location: From Walkersville
Virginia’s Chapel and Slave Cemetery
This quaint chapel served as a Confederate hospital and Union stable during the war. A slave cemetery is located behind
Vietnam Memorial
Located next to the Princeton Tourist Information Center. Memorial lists Vietnam Vets Bland, Giles, Tazewell, Wythe counties in VA and
Victoria Theater
First opening its doors in 1904, Victoria Theater is the oldest operating theater in West Virginia. Located in the registered
Upper Big Branch Miners Memorial
The Upper Big Branch Miners Memorial is a permanent memorial to the twenty-nine victims of the Upper Big Branch Coal
Twin Falls Resort State Park
Set in the rugged mountains of Southern West Virginia, Twin Falls Resort State Park is the ideal site for nature
Tu-Endie-Wei State Park
The historical park celebrating the 1774 Battle of Point Pleasant and Mansion House Museum that was built in 1796. There
Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (formerly Weston State Hospital)
We offer daytime historic tours including museum rooms, night time paranormal tours, overnight ghost hunts, photo tours, festivals flashlight tours
Town of Harpers Ferry
This quaint 19th century town is designated a National Historic District by the National Register. The architecture of the houses
Town Of Bramwell
City Office/Town Hall
Thurmond Depot
Open From Memorial Day through Labor Day daily 10 AM to 5 PM Special Programs – Walking tours Exhibits –
Thomas Shepherd Inn
If today’s fast paced world gets to be too much, visit us and stay in one of our lushly decorated
The Old Brick Playhouse
Formerly the Randolph Garage Company, circa 1919, this late Edwardian style brick building is a contributing structure to the Downtown
The James Wylie House Bed and Breakfast
The Inn at Moler’s Crossroads
Once the vacation home of an international traveler, The Inn at Moler’s Crossroads is an exquisitely furnished and impeccably detailed
The Goff House-Historic Site and Antique Mall
Former home of militia Col. David Goff, this house was abandoned by the family and used as the Beverly Union
Szilagyi Center for the Visual and Performing Arts
The Szilagyi Center for Visual and Performing Arts is the former Rowlesburg School. It now houses the Greatest Generation WWII
Sumner School
Sumner High School in Parkersburg, established in January 1862, was reputedly the first free school south of the Mason-Dixon Line
Strawberry Inn
The Strawberry Inn is a tiny piece of heaven. This cabin rests beside a creek where you can hear the
Stealey – Goff – Vance House
Historical home.
West Virginia State Capitol Complex
Information and reservations for touring the WV State Capitol Complex: Hours: Guided tours 9:30am – 3:30pm Monday thru Friday. Tours
Star Movie Theatre
A mom and pop neighborhood movie house in a Depression-era theater showing films since the early 1930s. First-run, mainstream movies
Spring Hill Cemetery and Park
Offering commanding views of the city, this cemetery includes a section with several Confederate soldiers’ graves. Its historical significance is
Spencer Heritage Park
Visitors Can Tour A Fully-furnished One-room Schoolhouse, See A Working Oil Derrick, And Visit A Train Depot That Has Been
South Side Depot
The South Side Depot is a unique experience here in Grant County, WV. We have such a variety of items
Smoot Theatre
Enjoy unforgettable entertainment in this restored 1926 vaudeville house – the Grand Lady of downtown Parkersburg. Artists of national and
Simpson Creek Covered Bridge
Located near Bridgeport, the original bridge was washed out in 1899. The 75 Ft. Replacement is a half mile below
Shepherdstown Historic District
Established in the 1730s as Mecklenberg, Shepherdstown is the oldest town in West Virginia. In the wake of the Battle
Second Ward Negro Elementary
This elementary school represents African-American history in Monongalia County from 1938 to 1954, the years during which it functioned as
Sam Black United Methodist Church
Built in 1901 and dedicated in memory of the Rev. Sam Black (1813-99), a longstanding Methodist circuit rider. The church,
Ronceverte Walking Tour
Self-guided walking tour of historic Ronceverte. The brochure chronicles the town’s unique lumber and railroad history and captures tales of
Ronceverte Train Depot
Built in 1914, this is the only craftsman-style building remaining on the railroad line. The first year of its opening,
Ronceverte Historic District
A 120-acre historic district in downtown Ronceverte. The oldest building dates back to 1810, but most of the building came
Robey Theatre
The Robey Theatre was built by Hamond Robey in 1911 specifically for the exhibition of films. Robey moved his theatre
Rich Mountain Battlefield Foundation
Rich Mountain Battlefield Civil War Site & Visitor Center
Site of the July 1861 Civil War battle for control of the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike. This early union victory catapulted Gen.
Restored One-Room Schoolhouse
Philippi Covered Bridge & Historic District
The city of Philippi was the site of the first land battle of the Civil War on June 3, 1861.
Paint Creek Scenic Trail
The Paint Creek Scenic Trail is a state designated scenic byway/backway. The Trail exists to encourage the understanding and enjoyment
Olivet Cemetery
Formally set aside as a cemetery in 1851, the shelling of Moorefield took place from this hillside in 1863. A
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Following the Battle of Lewisburg, May 23, 1862, the Old Stone Presbyterian Church was used as a hospital. Several Civil
Old Judy Church
Historical Church.
Old Greenbrier Baptist Church
Organized in 1781, this church is the oldest Baptist Church in West Virginia with complete records since its organization. The
Nostalgia Inn
Stay, spa, dine and recreate! Nostalgia Inn is 10,000-sq. ft. of rustic charm nestled on a high plateau in beautiful
Nellis Archives & Historic District
National Coal Heritage Area Authority
McColloch’s Leap
During an attack by Native Americans on Fort Henry in September 1777, Maj. Samuel MuCulloch, a fearless soldier known for
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church is located at the corner of Court and Foster Streets in Lewisburg. The church traces its
Mount Iser Cemetery
At least 62 Confederate soldiers and one civilian, many of them killed at the Battle of Rich Mountain, are buried
Mothman – Point Pleasant
Although the Mothman Legacy began nearly 40 years ago, it still has a strong hold on the small community of
Morgantown Historic Audio Walking Tour
Step back into the colorful history of Morgantown with an audio Walking Tour of Historic Downtown area. Explore the distinctive,
Monroe County Quilt Trail
County-wide trail of quilt patterns painted on large boards and hung on various barns and historic buildings. Drive through our
Monroe County Convention & Visitors Bureau
Monongahela National Forest
Information on activities at Monongahela National Forest can be found at the Supervisor’s Office at this location. This facility is
Mercer County Railroad Museum
Memorial Park
Shelter: Capacity 24, 3 picnic tables, 1 grill, playground, water fountain and Port-A-John nearby
McNeel Mill
Along Rt 219 In Mill Point In Pocahontas County. Latitude: N38 15.40 Longitude: W80 18.01
McCoy’s Grand Theatre
The primary goal of MCT – indeed, the organization’s mission – is the development of lifeskills in children through participation
Mason Dixon Historical Park
End of the Mason-Dixon Line. Two pavilions, amphitheater, playground, ball courts, dining room, museum, gift shop.
Mannette Steel Drums
There was only one family of instruments created in the last 150 years: the steel drum instrument of the Caribbean.
MacFarland-Hubbard House
The Mac Farland-Hubbard House, a National Register of Historic Places property, is the third oldest house in Charleston and home
Locust Creek Covered Bridge
This Bridge Spans Locust Creek In Pocahontas County Near Hillsboro. Thought To Have Been Built In The 1870s. Near The
Library Commission
WV Library Commission Reference Library located in the Culture Center on the Capitol Complex offers wireless internet, public internet computers
Lewisburg Maple Street Historic District
Maple Street Historic District is a relatively small grouping of individual houses that have historically served the black population of
Lewisburg Historic District
Dating from the 18th Century, this quaint town was the site of a Civil War battle on May 23, 1862,
Lewisburg Cemetery (Dick Pointer grave)
The cemetery surrounding Old Stone Church was established in 1797. Across the street is the grave of Dick Pointer, a
Laurel Hill Civil War Battleground
Site of the longest battle in the Tygart Valley Campaign. Union forces ousted the Confederate army and protected important turnpikes,
13 places in WV where they still do it the old-fashioned way
Modern life is full of interesting gadgets and easy conveniences, but it hasn’t always been that way. There are plenty
Kissel Stop Cafe
A pleasant staff and inviting atmosphere are just two reasons the Kissel Stop Cafe is a great gathering place. The
Kimball World War I Memorial
This building is reported to be the first ever dedicated to black veterans. It also served as an important recreational
Kanawha County Public Library
The state’s largest public library system has one Main Library, one bookmobile, nine branches and one affiliate. Residents from all
Julia-Ann Historic Square District
Step into the past with a self-guided tour of Victorian grandeur. These were the homes of some of the most
John Wesley Methodist Church
This church, of colonial architecture, boasts a cupola belfry on the roof and inside features include high ceilings and slave
John Mathias Homestead
John Mathias House, also known as Mathias Homestead, is a historic home located at Mathias, Hardy County, West Virginia. It
John Brown Fort
Site where John Brown, his sons and at least five known black men (Lewis Sheridan Leary, Dangerfield Newby, John Anthony
Jim Surkamp Tours
Tours of Harper’s Ferry, Charles Town, Shepherdstown, and Antietam National Battlefield.
Jefferson County Courthouse
Built on land donated by George Washington’s youngest brother Charles, this 1836 Greek Revival brick building was the site for
Jackson’s Mill Campground
Jackson Cemetery
The family plot is the final resting place of Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson’s great-grandparents, father and sister. Clarksburg, W.Va., (between
International Mother’s Day Shrine
The small railroading town of Grafton was the birthplace of Mother’s Day, founded by Miss Anna Jarvis in honor of
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