The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV: The West Virginia ...

Renowned artist and longtime fair supporter Robert Tuckwiller has created the official commemorative poster for the 100th ...

In 1776, 56 small town, seemingly ordinary men made a declaration of independence sparking world defining changes. A brand ...

The site of Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park was purchased by the State of West Virginia in January 1928. It was dedicated on July 4, 1929, as a shrine to the casualties of the battle fought ...

Mine Memorial Committee has been given the funds to help establish a monument to honor the 33 lives lost in a mine explosion that occurred more than 100 years ago.

With more than 50 years behind it, the Brooke County Historical Museum and Cultural Center has worked to share many aspects of the county’s past. Located at 704 Charles St., the museum is open from 1 ...

This year’s exhibit will be on display in the galleries of the West Virginia & Regional History Center on the 6th floor of ...

Families celebrated West Virginia Day at the West Virginia Culture Center with activities such as crafts, jewelry-making, music, and tours of the State Capitol.

West Virginia Independence Hall marked the state’s 162nd birthday today with a special celebration, commemorating the historic date when West Virginia became the 35th state in the Union on June 20, ...

Antique medicine bottles line wooden shelves, silent witnesses to treatments once considered cutting-edge. Each glass vessel tells a story of psychiatric care’s troubling evolution. Photo credit: ...

West Virginia has made strides in preparing for the investment, but any federal changes could delay projects and leave West Virginians waiting even longer for high-speed, reliable internet. Just a ...

A bird’s-eye view that’ll make you feel like you’ve stumbled into a Norman Rockwell painting come to life. Harpers Ferry’s charm is undeniable from up here! Photo credit: Vladimir Grablev Nestled at ...