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Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District, in conjunction with Spring Hill Cemetery, is pleased to present “Secrets of Spring Hill,” a guided walking tour through one of Huntington’s most historic landmarks. This tour will take participants through the hills of Spring Hill Cemetery during the time of peak fall foliage with noteworthy characters, historical facts,... View Article
Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District, in conjunction with Spring Hill Cemetery, is pleased to present “Secrets of Spring Hill,” a guided walking tour through one of Huntington’s most historic landmarks. This tour will take participants through the hills of Spring Hill Cemetery during the time of peak fall foliage with noteworthy characters, historical facts,... View Article
Join Dr. Scott Bonn to explore the curious appeal of the world's worst murderers WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 Doors: 7pm | Show: 8pm $30 to $45
The Carroll House will be open for tours and presentations, Saturday, November 2, noon to 5 and Sunday, November 3, noon to 4 during Guyandotte Civil Ear Days. Come see our Historic site and our Rick Whisman Civil War Museum. On Sunday after the reenactment, come watch Mary Carroll save her home from being burnt... View Article
The Carroll House will be open for tours and presentations, Saturday, November 2, noon to 5 and Sunday, November 3, noon to 4 during Guyandotte Civil Ear Days. Come see our Historic site and our Rick Whisman Civil War Museum. On Sunday after the reenactment, come watch Mary Carroll save her home from being burnt... View Article
Join us on Saturday, November 9th, as we work to restore the historic Bethel Memorial Park Cemetery in Huntington, WV, a significant burial site for the city’s Black community from 1927 to 1974. After years of neglect, the Mountwest Principles of Marketing class, in collaboration with the Bethel Preservation Society, is leading efforts to raise... View Article
Join the Cabell County Public Library as they host Claire Tryon from the WV Division of Arts, Culture, and History. Green Books were guidebooks for African-American travelers, allowing them to safely navigate their way across a segregated and violent mid-century United States. The history of the Green Book in West Virginia was an integral part... View Article
Marshall's Testament project brings together American veterans with the goal to create a robust network of testimony, fostering a space for veterans to heal, recover, and rediscover their identities after the ravages of war. This Veteran's Day, join us for the opening of their newest art exhibit, Valor In Art: The Legacy of Service in... View Article
A native of Piedmont, West Virginia, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. earned his B.A. in History, summa cum laude, from Yale University in 1973, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in English... View Article
Calling all model train enthusiasts! Don't miss this three day event featuring model railroads, memorabilia sales, train equipment and more! Plus a special appearance by the man himself, Santa!
