Enjoy West Virginia’s only Branson-style dinner shows. The Gandy Dancer Theatre features group performances from highly talented musicians and dancers […]
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Mountain Arts District
The Mountain Arts District (MAD) is a place, a network, a resource for artists, and online it is a directory […]
Read MoreMountain Music Trail
Community-based old-time musical expressions in the east-central Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia have long been associated with the topography, the […]
Read MoreMyles Center for the Arts
Inside Myles Center for the Arts on the campus of Davis & Elkins College, the creative arts are celebrated. The Myles […]
Read MoreOld Brick Playhouse
The Old Brick Playhouse Company is a professional touring theatre headquartered in the heart of the Potomac Highlands region in […]
Read MorePickin’ in the Park
Pickin’ is a weekly acoustic bluegrass and old-time jam sponsored by Augusta Heritage Center of Davis & Elkins College. It […]
Read MoreTalbott Frameshop
Located in the historic Talbott Building in downtown Elkins, Talbott Frameshop is a custom picture framing shop and art gallery. […]
Read MoreThe Delmonte Market
Located in the historic Delmonte Hotel, the Delmonte Market prides itself as a one-stop shop offering access to the regions […]
Read MoreTiny Church
Tiny churches are symbols of Christianity. For the small communities that build them, they are perfect for a small wedding […]
Read MoreStatue of Minnehaha
Minnehaha is the fictional lover of Hiawatha, from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s epic poem Hiawatha. The statue, which weighs approximately 800 […]
Read MoreRiverside School
From 1905-1954 the Riverside School was the only public school for African-Americans in Randolph County and is one of the […]
Read MoreScott Hill
Scott Hill Mansion & Magnolia Hall Event Venue available for weddings, parties, and gatherings. Scott Hill is a historic home […]
Read MoreWees Historic District
The Randolph County Courthouse and Jail were built in 1902 and 1904. They were listed on the National Register of […]
Read MoreGovernor H. Guy Kump House
Explore the beauty and history inside one of Randolph County’s historic treasures during seasonal public tours or events, or schedule a […]
Read MoreMaplewood Cemetery
Maplewood Cemetery is a cultural feature in Elkins. Five famous memorials are located here. There are three very important figures […]
Read MoreMt. Iser Cemetery
Mt. Iser Cemetery, located near Beverly in the Butcher Hill Historic District, has been claimed to be the only privately […]
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When James Westfall came to Beverly in 1772, he received a patent for land that included this burial ground. In […]
Read MoreThe Old Mill
The Day-Vandevander Mill, known as the Old Mill, is a historic grist mill near Harman. The original structure was built […]
Read MoreAppalachian Forest Discovery Center
The Appalachian Forest Discovery Center museum is located on the first floor of the Darden Mill, a National Historic Landmark, […]
Read MoreHalliehurst & Graceland Tour
The Davis & Elkins College campus includes five national register historic landmarks, four of which also comprise a National Historic […]
Read MoreBeverly Historic Walking Tour
Beverly, West Virginia, was founded as the county seat of Randolph County, Virginia in 1790. Today this historic significance is […]
Read MoreDowntown Elkins Heritage Quilt Trail
The Elkins Main Street Downtown Heritage Quilt Trail uses patterns that signify our history and heritage. Explore Elkins and experience […]
Read MoreDowntown Elkins Historic Walking Tour
The downtown Elkins you see today is only about 120 years old. Elkins was a planned city, laid out from […]
Read MoreRandolph County Museum
Experience the tangible artifacts of Randolph County’s history at the Randolph County Museum of the Randolph County Historical Society. Housed […]
Read MoreCheat Summit Fort
General George B. McClellan ordered this fort to be built in 1861 to secure the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike and protect the […]
Read MoreRich Mountain Battlefield
On July 11, 1861, Union troops under Gen. George B. McClellan routed Confederates holding the pass over Rich Mountain. This […]
Read MoreMonongahela National Forest Headquarters
The Monongahela National Forest is one of West Virginia’s primary recreational attractions and protects more than 919,000 acres in the […]
Read MoreValley Bend Wetlands Wildlife Management Area
Valley Bend Wildlife Management Area (WMA) covers 31 acres in Randolph County and is located fifteen miles south of Elkins […]
Read MoreTea Creek Wildlife Management Area
Tea Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is made up of 67,919 acres that stretch across Randolph, Pocahontas, and Webster counties […]
Read MorePotomac Wildlife Management Area
Potomac Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is home to 139,786 acres that spread across Randolph, Pendleton, Grant, and Tucker counties and […]
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