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
Greenbrier Military School Museum
Now the WV School of Osteopathic Medicine, this school (1812-1972) and the former Greenbrier College on Church Street had their
Geological & Economic Survey
The Geological and Economic Survey is West Virginia’s information center for geologic and geographic attractions, topographic and geologic maps, highway
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
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
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
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
Doddridge County Museum
Doddridge County Museum is a small county museum which houses artifacts and documents ranging from pre Civil War and forward.
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 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
Coal Country Miniature Golf & Batting Cages
Miniature golf with a coal mining theme, batting cages, pavilion, snack bar and clean restroom. Groups welcome. Other attractions.
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
Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences
Discover the excitement at the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences, where you can experience music, theater, art and
City of Princeton
City offices.
Chief Logan State Park
Campground with 26 sites all with electric and water hookups. 14 sites also have sewage hookups. This facility is included
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,
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,
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.
Bulltown Historic District
In 1863, Confederate forces led by William L. “Mudwall” Jackson, cousin of “Stonewall” Jackson, attempted to overtake Union fortifications on
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,
Bramwell Historic District
Bramwell, located on the western edge of Mercer County, is approximately one and one-half miles from the Virginia border and
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
Beverly Heritage Center
The Beverly Heritage Center combines four historic buildings in the center of Beverly, West Virginia, to tell the story of
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
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
Prickett’s Fort State Park
This fort was constructed in 1774 to provide early settlers protection from Native American attacks. It was built within 10
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