Come visit the site of one of the first two Forts built by George Washington during the French & Indian War. Click the link below for more information.
Traveler's Rest, also known as the old Stone House, was a stagecoach stop on the Northwestern Turnpike, built in 1810. Click the link below for more information.
This hidden gem located in Short Gap, West Virginia, was built in the late 1700's. The building was used as a tavern and an inn for travelers and soldiers.
Built in 1886, this was the former residence of Thomas Carskadon, the youngest member of the West Virginia Constitutional Convention, who later held many political offices.
The Historical Society is showcasing everything Mineral County in this new museum. Variety of displays include political items, school memorabilia, musical figures, and more!
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Open: Every Saturday (April-October) from 10am-2pm. Or by appointment.
Located on the top floor of the Greater Cumberland Regional Airport, this museum offers a look of the aviation history of the area. Check out cases with artifacts and look at pictures and timelines of historical events.
