Historic Sites, Homes & Museums

All along the 180-mile Midland Trail visitors find Historical Homes, Museums and Living History. This is a sampling of the most significant ones. Go to the Town Page to learn the details about individual sites.

• Kenova  
      Kenova Museum, Pumpkin House
• Ceredo  
      Ramsdell House, Ceredo Historical Museum, Ceredo-Kenova
      Railroad Museum
• Huntington  
      Museum of Radio and Technology, Classic Cars Automotive
      Museum, Heritage Farm Museum and Village,
      Huntington Museum of Art
• Barboursville   
      Toll House
• Milton  
      Union Baptist Church, Morris Convalescent Nursing Home,
      Yesterday’s Memories, Blenko Glass Museum
• Hurricane   
      Plantation Corner, Main Street Gallery, Museum in the
      Community, Caboose Museum
• St. Albans  
      St. Marks Episcopal Church, Turner/Callihan House,
      Historic Sidewalk Tour
• Dunbar 
      Wine Cellars
• South Charleston    
      South Charleston Library Museum
• Charleston/East Charleston  
      State Capitol, Cultural Center, Veterans’ Memorial,
      Clay Center, Craik-Patton House, Ruffner Log Cabin
• Malden 
      Booker T. Washington’s Cabin, Hale House, Norton House
• Belle   
      Old Stone House
• Cedar Grove 
      Virginia’s Chapel
• Glen Ferris 
      Glen Ferris Inn
• Gauley Bridge   
      Historical Society Museum
• Ansted  
      Hawk’s Nest Museum, Contentment Historical Complex,
      African-American Family Tree Museum
• Fayetteville (Side Trip South)  
      Court Street Gallery, Morris Harvey House
• Lewisburg   
      North House Museum, Old Stone Church