The Cook-Hayman Pharmacy Museum at the West Virginia University School of Pharmacy houses a unique collection of 18th and 19th century pharmacy memorabilia.

The Delf Norona Museum with its natural brick facade and pyramid-shaped skylights is an architectural tribute to a prehistoric era. Exhibits portray what is known about the cultural life of the Adena people and the Grave Creek Mound.

The Green Bank Observatory is a place to learn about the invisible universe. Learn about the Green Bank Telescope on a guided tour.

Heritage Towers Museum and Culture Center is a vital component of the culture of West Virginia. The exhibits reveal historical perspectives of African Americans in West Virginia. 

The Museum of Radio & Technology in Huntington is one of the largest antique radio museums in the United States. See vintage radios, computers, hi-fi, and more. 

On a guided tour Prabhupada’s Palace of Gold you’ll learn about the history of the building, the community, the people and the person, Srila Prabhupada, for whom it was built. The Palace features marble from around the world, antiques, original artworks, handcrafted teakwood, gold and more. 

Explore the arts and sciences at Spark! Imagination and Science Center. The hands-on exhibits and programs will spark a lifelong love of learning.

The West Virginia Mine Wars Museum exhibits focus on coal camp life, the Paint Creek-Cabin Creek Strike of 1912-1913, the Matewan Massacre, the Miners’ March, and the Battle of Blair Mountain.