History The coal heritage foundation, organized in conjunction with the boone county development authority, purchased a building in downtown madiso...
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Water Ways is a fantastic family day out for all ages and abilities with truly something for everyone!It features two giant downhill water...
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Kanawha ValleyLocated just seven miles south of Charleston, West Virginia, Kanawha State Forest is in close proximity to the heavily popul...
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The South Charleston Museum is an independent non-profit museum, and a member of the American Association of Museums, the Council of His...
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The basic mission of Charleston Stage Company is to perform high quality and innovative theatre productions for West Virginia audiences....
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West Virginia Department of Commerce Capitol Complex, Bldg. 6, Room 525,
Charleston, WV
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ExploreWV GeoChallenge is a group for geocache enthusiasts in West Virginia and surrounding areas. Through ExploreWV, various geocaching tr...
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Mission:To inspire creativity, learning and wonder through experiences in the Arts and Sciences for all people of West Virginia and the region.Visi...
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In May of 1932, Miss Sara Spencer, a teacher and advocate for children's theatre programs, started a theatre group as an outgrowth of her...
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The Park was created over 50 years ago by a dedicated group of Kanawha County residents. It has grown into one of the most beautiful parks in...
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Blenko Glass is an American institution and has been in business since 1893. Exquisite color, skilled craftsmen and imaginative designs have made B...
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Laurel Lake Wildlife Management Area, a 12, 851 acre area, is located seven miles northeast of Lenore, West Virginia. Laurel Lake originate...
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About Us:The Hatfield-McCoy Trails is made up of over 600+ miles of trails and located in the rich mountains of southern West Virginia. As on...
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History:The Gauley River and its gorge have been a barrier as well as a corridor for human activity. The area was used for fishing and hunting by N...
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HistoryLong before Hawks Nest became a state park, the area was a nesting ground for numerous osprey and the site of a trail used by Native America...
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About Us:The Hatfield McCoy Marathon was founded in 2000 and sponsored by the Tug Valley Road Runners Club. Our inaugural race began with just 13 r...
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