The Historic Shepherdstown Museum is located in the Entler Hotel in Historic Shepherdstown. The Museum display artifacts, furniture, and historic documents that might otherwise have been lost.

The John Brown Wax Museum graphically tells the story of John Brown and his raid on Harpers Ferry. Voice, music, and animation enhance the 87 life-size figures.

The Morgantown History Museum strives to educate groups about the rich history of Greater Morgantown and the local area. Past exhibits include the African American Experience in Morgantown, Morgantown Traditions Exhibit, and M & K Railroad exhibit.

Museum in the Park at Chief Logan State Park is a regional cultural center showcasing the best in West Virginia history and the arts. It features changing exhibits and displays of artwork and historical items from the collections of the West Virginia State Museum and the State Archives.

The Museums of Oglebay Institute celebrate culture and history. Explore the past through artifacts, photos and heritage programs. The 1846 Mansion Museum is the former home of Cleveland industrialist Earl W. Oglebay.

Built in 1820, the North House Museum explores the lives of Greenbrier Valley residents. The museum’s exhibits feature items from across the Greenbrier Valley, including the training saddle of General Robert E. Lee’s horse, an 18th century covered wagon, Civil War artifacts, and more. 

Learn about the mining and petroleum industries at the Royce J. and Caroline B. Watts Museum in the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at West Virginia University.

The West Virginia State Farm Museum is dedicated to the Preservation of West Virginia Farm Life Heritage. The museum features log cabins and an early farmhouse, an operational 19th century blacksmith shop, turn-of-the-century doctor’s and newspaper offices.

Located in the Cultural Center, the West Virginia State Museum allows groups to learn more about the history and culture of West Virginia. Exhibits at the museum focus on topics such as history, art, and archaeology.

The Youth Museum of Southern West Virginia portrays the history, culture and character of this uncommon coal-mining region. This educational museum for kids is located un railroad boxcars, plus a planetarium & recreated frontier settlement.