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Rich Mountain Battlefiled Civil War Site
1861 Civil War Battlefield

Category: Beverly Historic Site in West Virginia

Description of this West Virginia Attraction: Site of the July 11, 1861 battle that lead Union General Geo. McClealln to victory and to leadership of the Army of the Potomac; Visitor Center with exhibit located in Beverly, WV; Battelfield location 5 miles west on Rich Mountain Road--contains interpetive signs and trails of the Battlefield and Camp Garnett Confederate fortifications; guided tours by advance reservation

Beverly Heritage Center & Historic District
Heritage Museum and Visitor Center

Category: Beverly Historic Site in West Virginia
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Description of this West Virginia Attraction: The Beverly Heritage Center is located in four rehabiliated historic building (the 1900 Beverly Bank, 1800 Original Randolph County Courthouse, The Hill Building and Bushrod Crawford Store/McCleann's Headquarters. These four building showcase several exhibits including the new Travel a Turnpike Through Time, Beverly Heyday and Heritage Gallery and Star on the Horizon-the Battle of Rich Mountain. Visitor's can step back in the time of this unique small town's extrodinary role as a county seat, in the creation of the State of West Virginia, the transportation history of the region via the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike (now a National Scenic Byway) and the pivitol events of the American Civil War as it touched the lives of the residents of the town. Historic Distrcit walking tours are available

West Virginia Independence Hall Museum
Birthplace of West Virginia during the Civil War

Category: Wheeling Historic Site in West Virginia

Description of this West Virginia Attraction: Journey back in time to 1863, when Wheeling was in Virignia, a state ripped apart by the American Civil War. West Virginia was born in this building, now a National Historic Landmark, during this great conflict. This was the only change in the map of the United States resulting from America's most devastating war. Tours include authentically restored rooms, Civil War exhibits and an interpretive film. Open Monday - Saturday, 10am-4 pm.

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