Arthurdale Heritage, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of historic Arthurdale, WV (Map).
Created in 1985, AHI has restored five community buildings that make up the New Deal Homestead Museum. We are currently restoring one of the original Hodgson homesteads, and we are making plans to restore three of the original Arthurdale School buildings.
To learn more about the work AHI has done to preserve historic Arthurdale, check out our Historic Preservation page.
For more information about AHI, read our Annual Report or contact one of our staff members.
Arthurdale, WV
26520
The Aurora Project, located in the Allegheny Mountains in West Virginia, provides the opportunity for artists and scholars from across the country and around the world to live and work in an environment supportive of the creative process.
Aurora, W
PO Box 14
Aurora, WV
26705
Historic Structure Currently Undergoing Renovations.
Kingwood, WV
26537
Marketing and Travel Promotions in Monongalia and Preston Counties
Morgantown, WV
26501
Welcome to Kingwood... Cornerstone of West Virginia
Kingwood offers a mix of shopping, dinning, cultural and historical experiences for area residents and visitors in a scenic setting.
Stroll through our historic Main Street program area and take a step back in time. Start the day with a hearty West Virginia breakfast at any of the town restaurants. Then spend a leisurely morning browsing through the unique storefronts along Main and Price Streets ; featuring antiques, appliances, dry goods, unique gifts, and so much more.
For lunch or dinner, enjoy American and café style cuisine at one of our conveniently located restaurants. Afterward, plan time to visit the old Esso gas station with Mae West pumps, or stroll the grounds of the historic McGrew House.
Whether you're looking for that freshly baked piece of homemade graham cracker pie or a special gift for your grandchild, you will find what you're looking for in Kingwood. We offer small town ambience with a lot of surprises.
130 S. Price Street
Kingwood, WV
26537
Society for the Preservation of McGrew House
The Society for Preservation of McGrew House is a non-profit organization, which began informally in 1989 as a dedicated group of community volunteers in Kingwood, West Virginia. It achieved formal, legal 501-C-3 status in 1993.
Its primary purpose and accomplishments extend from preserving and restoring the 1841 home of West Virginia forefather Hon. James C. McGrew and making that home an educational and cultural center, emphasizing the historical pre-Civil War period, the creation of the State of West Virginia, and the cultural and economic development of Preston County.
Toward those ends, the Society annually sponsors events that celebrate West Virginia's heritage and involves community members in programs that acknowledge academic excellence, artistic talent, and cultural growth.
The Society is led by its annually elected officers and Board of Directors, who serve in rotating three-year terms. The Board meets on the third Wednesday of each month; its General Meeting is held annually in October.
The Society welcomes contributions of all types--volunteers to help with Events, donations to our Collections, help in Gift Shoppe, ideas for historical programs, and, most important of all, new members who can assist in maintaining the McGrew House. Won't you Join Us in that cause? You may also reach us at mcgrewsociety@yahoo.com
Kingwood, WV
26537
Architecture, Planning and Presentation
Morgantown, WV
26501
Greenhouse and Garden Center; Café, Gift Shop and Catering; Guest House
Reedsville, WV
26547
Receptive Tour Operator - Packaged Group Tours. Offering cruises as well for individuals or groups. Entertainment.
Kingwood, WV
26537
Kingwood, WV
26537