I-79 Southbound Welcome Center
OPEN 24 HOURS. RESTROOMS, PAYPHONES AND VENDING MACHINES. INFORMATION STAFF ON DUTY providing brochures, travel information, reservations, staff will plan
I-64 Eastbound Welcome Center
Interstate 64 Eastbound Mile marker
Huntington High Renaissance Center
The Huntington High Renaissance Center is an arts facility that includes rehearsal and performance space, an art gallery and classrooms.
Holly River Restaurant
Homemade bread, blackberry cobbler, lasagna, rhubarb pie and roast beef sandwiches are just a sampling of the Holly River Restaurant.
History Center Museum
The History Center Museum opens every summer, from June- September. Sunday afternoons from 1-4 pm, you can visit the History
Historic National Road
Heritage Village
Heritage Village includes shops, offices and local historical buildings. This facility is included in “A Guide to Accessible Recreation in
Heritage Towers (Exhibit Facility/Museum)
This historic exhibit, titled “From Slavery to Statehood,” tells the story depicting African-American contributions in West Virginia. The historic event
Heritage Towers
Heritage Towers exhibits were created as a special tribute to a time-honored African American tradition nationally celebrated as Black History
Heritage Craft Center of the Eastern Panhandle, Inc.
The Heritage Craft Center is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of heritage crafts. The learning center offers craft classes
Helvetia Hutte Restaurant
Known for its original recipes brought from Switzerland over a century ago. Menu items include a rosti, sauerbraten, chicken, homemade
Harpers Ferry Historical Association
Harpers Ferry Historical Association Bookshop has books, videos, photos and toys.
Harpers Ferry
In 1859 John Brown and his followers marched from the Kennedy Farm in Maryland to the town of Harpers Ferry.
Governor’s Mansion
Completed in 1925, this home has welcomed national and global dignitaries, ambassadors, public officials and corporate leaders. Notable features are
Ghost Tours Of Lewisburg
Take a candlelight walking tour of haunted homes and sites in the Lewisburg Historic District. Two tours are offered each
Ghost Tours Of Beckley
Candlelight walking tour is held On Saturdays Only. Walk-by tours of Downtown Historical Beckley, Include Several Mansions, The Raleigh County
George Washington Heritage Trail
Established to follow the footsteps of George Washington, this trail is everything a history aficionado could ever want. The trail
General Adam Stephen House
Stone home of the founder of the town of Martinsburg, Revolutionary War General Adam Stephen. Constructed in the late 1770s
G. W. Henderson Plantation (Henderson Hall)
One of the few plantations left in the state is Henderson Hall in Williamstown. Built in 1836 overlooking the Ohio
Front Porch Restaurant
We hope you’ll enjoy the very casual atmosphere of The Front Porch…the food…the view! On a clear day you can
Fort Tackett
Built near present-day St. Albans in 1786, Fort Tackett stood on land that originally belonged to George Washington, which was
Fort Mulligan
The valley of the South Branch of the Potomac River was a middle ground, situated between the all-important middle Shenandoah
Fort Gay Library
The Fort Gay Library is a one-story building next to the Fort Gay Middle School. It features one room for
Fort Edwards Foundation, Inc.
The Fort Edwards Foundation is an historical site dedicated to preservation of, and education about, a settler’s fort built here
Fort Boreman Historical Park
Located just two miles from downtown Parkersburg, the park features a reconstructed Union Civil War fortification, trenches, interpretive signage, picnic
Fish Creek Covered Bridge
Historic Fish Creek covered bridge, ca. 1881, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the only
First Black School in Charles Town
In 1865, the Freedmen’s Bureau, working with the American Missionary Association, established schools in Jefferson County for the newly freed
Fenton Art Glass Company and Fenton Gift Shop
Though Fenton Art Glass Co. ceased traditional glassmaking in 2011, they continue to use more than a century of glassmaking
Fayetteville Historic District
The Indirect Artillery Firing method, later used around the world, was first used by Confederate Sergeant Milton W. Humphreys on
Fairfax Stone State Park
One of the oldest markers in the U.S. Marks boundary between Maryland and West Virginia and is a state park.
Elmwood Cemetery
The Elmwood Cemetery includes the graves of several Confederate veterans, including Henry Kyd Douglas, staff officer to Gen. “Stonewall” Jackson,
Eckhart House Tea Room, Tours and Gift Shoppe
The Eckhart House is an 1892 Queen Anne Town Home located in Victorian Old Town which is the N. Wheeling
DuBois on Main Museum
DuBois High School, 1917-1956, was one of two black high schools in Fayette County, WV. Black students came from the
Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park
A peaceful park with a panoramic view now marks the spot where one of West Virginia’s largest and last important
Dr. Robert B. McNutt House
Dr. Robert McNutt House is located at 1522 North Walker Street, Princeton, WV. It is the only house left standing
Downtown Bluefield Historic District
Located five miles from exit 1, off I-77. View historic Victorian architecture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Bluefield is
Douglass Junior and Senior High School
The Douglass Junior and Senior High School stands as a symbol for the black citizens of Huntington. The school served
Doughboy Statue
Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and erected in 1925 by the Berkeley County Memorial Association, this memorial is dedicated
Doughboy Monument and Memorial
This life-size, historical replica of a WWI foot soldier, also called a doughboy, stands at approximately seven feet tall on
Donel C. Kinnard Memorial State Veterans Cemetery
The Cemetery serving veterans of the southern counties, has 354 acres designed to provide a final resting place for West
Dola Mine Memorial
At 10:57 p.m. on Thursday, April 25, 1963 an explosion at Clinchfield Coal Company’s Compass No. 2 Mine in Dola,
Doddridge County Museum
Doddridge County Museum is a small county museum which houses artifacts and documents ranging from pre Civil War and forward.
Discover Historic Oakhurst Links at The Greenbrier
Enjoy a round of golf on the most historic course in the United States! Built in 1884, Oakhurst Links was
County Line Guest House
As A Non-hosted B | B Vacation Facility, You Really Do Have The Place All To Yourself! The County Line
Country Trails Bikes, LLC./ The Cairo Supply Co.
Welcome to our old-time general store. bike shop and visitors information center at Country Trails Bikes, LLC/The Cairo Supply Co.,
Country Inn of Berkeley Springs
70 unique rooms, English country gardens, an exclusive cottage and retreat center, gift shop, Gallery Room, Conference Room, and Parkview
Confederate Cemetery
A cross-shaped mass grave containing the remains of 95 once-unknown Confederate soldiers who were killed or mortally wounded during the
Colonial Hotel-Motel
A quaint family-owned motel-hotel reminiscent of how hospitality used to be. 10 rooms. Yr. 1900 Hotel and modern motel units.
Collis P. Huntington RR Historical Society
Railroad Excursions, outdoor and Indoor Museum and private railroad car rental. This facility is included in “A Guide to Accessible
Coal River Science & Education Center
The Coal River Center is an educational and informational center for visitors to the Coal River Watershed region. The 1,700
Coal Miner’s Statue
Coal Heritage Trail
The Coal Heritage Trail is a driving trail that|nbsp; winds through more than 187 rugged miles of scenic industrial heritage,
Coal Heritage Museum & Arts CenterCoal Heritage Museum & Arts Center
A downtown museum dedicated to preserving the heritage of the coalfields for future generations. The museum contains memorabilia of the
Cliff’s Museum of Automobile Memorabilia
Museum of automobile history memorabilia in a 1940’s styled dealership; with 13,000 sq.ft. of collectables: WV license plates of all
City of Vienna
City of Princeton
City offices.
City of Nitro
Nitro is known as a “Living Memorial to World War I.” A shortage of gunpowder during the conflict sparked the
City of Moundsville
City of Dunbar Shawnee Regional Park
Shawnee Regional Park now managed by the City of Dunbar contains something for everyone. The park offers areas for meetings,
City of Bluefield
Exit 1 off I-77 to Rt. 52 into downtown Bluefield.
Chief Logan State Park
Campground with 26 sites all with electric and water hookups. 14 sites also have sewage hookups. This facility is included
Cheat Summit Fort
General George B. McClellan ordered this fort to be built in 1861 to secure the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike and protect the
Chamber of Commerce of the Mid Ohio Valley
Cass Scenic Railroad State Park
Cass Scenic Railroad State Park offers excursions that transport you back in time and lets you relive an era when
Cass Historical Museum
Cass Historical Museum. The history of Cass and the regions logging industry come alive before your eyes. Through railroad artifacts,
Carter G. Woodson Memorial
In the fall of 1995, the city of Huntington erected a statue in honor of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, “Father
Carnifex Ferry Battlefield State Park
Carnifex Ferry Battlefield State Park is located on the rim of the Gauley River Canyon only minutes from Summersville Lake.
Canty House
Now a part of the holdings of West Virginia State University, the Canty House was privately built and owned until
Campbell Mansion
The Campbell Mansion Is A National Historic Landmark And The 19th Century Home Of Alexander Campbell, Founder Of Bethany College,
Camp Allegheny 1861-1862
This haunting, windswept encampment was successfully defended on December 13, 1861, when Confederate Gen. Edward Johnson’s troops repelled an attack
Camden Park
Affordable fun close to home.
C & O Railroad Depot
The restored C|O Depot (c. 1896) sports its original colors and a small museum of local and railroad history which
Burning Springs Park
Money. Power. Politics. War. Prosperity. A self-guided tour presents the captivating stories of the nation’s first oil and gas field.
The Bunker at The Greenbrier
After being kept classified for more than thirty years, the doors to the bunker hidden beneath The Greenbrier resort are
Bulltown Historic District
In 1863, Confederate forces led by William L. “Mudwall” Jackson, cousin of “Stonewall” Jackson, attempted to overtake Union fortifications on
Bulltown Campground
Reservations: 1-877-444-6777 or at . Opens late April, closes Thanksgiving weekend. Reservation Season: Memorial Day through Labor Day. RATES: $20
Brooke County Visitors Center
Our goal is to attract visitors to the region in order to promote the treasures that are found in the
Brooke County Historical Museum
Formerly Miller Tavern (1798-1840), the building now houses a museum displaying furniture manufactured in Wellsburg, items of the 1780-1800-1900’s, toys,
Brewstel Hostel
The Brewstel Hostel encompasses the entire second floor of our historic building. It features all the amenities of a hotel
Brass Pineapple Bed & Breakfast Inn
Beautifully appointed period B |amp; B, with traditional, post colonial, and modern furnishings. All the amenities top shelf. Breakfast and
Bramwell Historic District
Bramwell, located on the western edge of Mercer County, is approximately one and one-half miles from the Virginia border and
Booker T. Washington Boyhood Cabin
Located just behind the African Zion Baptist Church, Booker’s cabin was built to match a photograph of his home. Booker
Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park
The only way to experience the enchantment of historic Blennerhassett Island is via a 20-minute sternwheeler ride. From Point Park
The Blennerhassett Hotel
The Blennerhassett is an elegant, historic, full-service hotel in downtown Parkersburg featuring boutique-style guestrooms and state-of-the-art conference |amp; catering facilities.
Bistro 112
Bistro 112 is a neighborhood French Bistro in the center of historic downtown Shepherdstown. The Bistro, decorated in eclectic art,
Beverly Heritage Center
The Beverly Heritage Center combines four historic buildings in the center of Beverly, West Virginia, to tell the story of
Berkeley Springs State Park
Berkeley Springs State Park is located in the center of Berkeley Springs, W.Va. The bathhouse first opened in 1930. Since
Travel Berkeley Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB)
Berkeley County Historical Society
The archives |amp; research center is located at 136 East Race Street. Our files contain the following: files on local
Belle Boyd House
Famous civil War Spy, Belle Boyd, spent part of her childhood in this house built in 1853. During the war,
Beekeeper Inn B&B
The Beekeeper Inn, nestled among the beautiful mountains of Randolph County, West Virginia, is a magical place hidden by tall
Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine
The Exhibition Coal Mine is the largest and most popular coal heritage destination in the region. After years of planning,
Beachamp – Newman Museum
Free admission Monday – Friday – by appointment only. This historical museum building was built in the 1830s by Alfred
Battlefields Inn Vacation Rental – Harpers Ferry
The Perfect Harpers Ferry Vacation Rental! Welcome to the Battlefields Inn in Historic Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, where the Battlefields
Alpine Theatre
The Alpine Theatre opened December 25, 1936. Admission was 25¢ per adult and 15¢ per child. Candy was 5¢; popcorn
For the Kids, by George Children’s Museum
The Washington Heritage Trail Welcome Center in Martinsburg is a kid-friendly orientation exhibit and shop leading visitors onto our region’s
4 best scenic mountain road trips
There is no better way to explore West Virginia than our winding, curvy mountain roads. Whether you’re on 4 wheels
Wheeling National Heritage Area
The Wheeling National Heritage Area preserves and celebrates the city’s dramatic setting, resources, and history, including its role as the
Wheeling Artisan Center
This renovated industrial building with a three-story atrium in the heart of downtown Wheeling is a tribute to this city’s
Tawney Farm, LLC
Looking for a peaceful and private, safe and secure place to camp on the Gauley? Look no further! The Tawney