Seneca Rocks
Seneca Rocks, located in Monongahela National Forest, is one of the best-known landmarks in West Virginia and have long been noted as
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
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
Pies and Pints – Charleston
This West Virginia treasure in Fayetteville now has another location in Charleston. The pizza crust is hand-stretched and baked on
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.
New River Gorge National River
Green Bank Observatory
Come enjoy the Green Bank Science Center, featuring hands-on exhibits and displays that introduce you to the science of radio
McColloch’s Leap
During an attack by Native Americans on Fort Henry in September 1777, Maj. Samuel MuCulloch, a fearless soldier known for
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 Convention & Visitors Bureau
Mason Dixon Historical Park
End of the Mason-Dixon Line. Two pavilions, amphitheater, playground, ball courts, dining room, museum, gift shop.
MacFarland-Hubbard House
The Mac Farland-Hubbard House, a National Register of Historic Places property, is the third oldest house in Charleston and home
Lost World Caverns
Descend 120 feet below the Earth’s surface into a vast wonderland of stalactites and stalagmites. Lost World Caverns, discovered in
Locust Creek Covered Bridge
This Bridge Spans Locust Creek In Pocahontas County Near Hillsboro. Thought To Have Been Built In The 1870s. Near The
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
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 Henry Statue
According to the legend of John Henry, “Steel-Drivin’ Man,” he was seven feet tall and could do the work of
Jim Surkamp Tours
Tours of Harper’s Ferry, Charles Town, Shepherdstown, and Antietam National Battlefield.
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
Hank Williams, Sr. Memorial Bridge
The Bridge Carries Traffic Across The Bluestone River On Route 19 At Spanishburg. This Is Where Hank Crossed Shortly Before
Grandview (New River Gorge National Park & Preserve)
Highest point in the park. Offers hiking trails, overlooks, and shelters (which are available for reservation). Open from 9 a.m.
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 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
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
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
Fish Creek Covered Bridge
Historic Fish Creek covered bridge, ca. 1881, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the only
Ernest Bowman & Brother
Hardware Store Is Worth Going Into Just To Experience The Spaciousness And Solid Dignity Of A Venerable Franklin Landmark. Rebecca
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
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
Doughboy Statue
Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and erected in 1925 by the Berkeley County Memorial Association, this memorial is dedicated
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,
Cranesville Swamp Nature Preserve
At Cranesville Swamp the elements of wind, water, mountains, and temperature have created a landscape that is both beautiful and
Confederate Cemetery
A cross-shaped mass grave containing the remains of 95 once-unknown Confederate soldiers who were killed or mortally wounded during the
Charleston East End Main Street
One of the oldest and most diverse neighborhoods in Charleston, the East End is an eclectic community with a funky,
Ceredo-Kenova Library
The Ceredo-Kenova Library is a one-story structure adjacent to the Ceredo-Kenova War Memorial Building. Built in the 1980’s, the library
Centre Market Historic District
Welcome to Centre Market, an eclectic mix of shops and quality dining. Wheeling’s Centre Market, built in 1853, is older
Cathedral State Park
Cathedral State Park is an ancient hemlock forest of majestic proportions, and one of the last living commemorations of the
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.
Campbell Mansion
The Campbell Mansion Is A National Historic Landmark And The 19th Century Home Of Alexander Campbell, Founder Of Bethany College,
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
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.
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
North Bend State Park
Named for the horseshoe curve of the North Fork of the Hughes River, North Bend State Park in West Virginia,
Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce
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6 dark-sky destinations & adventures after sundown in WV
Here in West Virginia, we enjoy a nightlife that isn’t just average— it’s Almost Heaven. Of course we have the usual
7 hands-on heritage sites the whole family will love
In West Virginia, you can turn back time and revisit history. Literally. The state has a uniquely rich and exciting