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Randolph County and the surrounding area in West Virginia harbors rich historical and cultural heritages to enthrall visitors from all over the world. As a prime hunting ground for Native Americans, West Virginia has continued to lure those who value the state's natural beauty and the potential of its resources. This site will help you explore the revelations of the past, associated with the place, often referred to as Appalachia, and its people.

Bluegrass sounds along the Cass scenic railroad.

There are many opportunities to learn about the past and present of the culture and heritage of the Potomac Highlands and the surrounding area.  Eras in history such as Native American, The Victorian Period, The Depression Era, The Early Settlement Period, The Civil War Period, and the Early Timbering Period are all represented in this rich historic and cultural area.  The following are links to a few points of interest that will point you in the right direction.  Further information can be obtained at Randolph County Convention and Visitors Bureau. The phone number is 1-800-422-3304 or 1-304-636-2717.

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HISTORIC AND CULTURAL SITES:

Animated List BulletGraceland Inn and Conference Center
Animated List BulletDriving Tours
Animated List BulletAugusta Heritage Center
Animated List BulletBattlefields and Monuments
Animated List BulletElkins, WV
Animated List BulletFestivals and Special Events
Animated List BulletCass Scenic Railroad
Animated List BulletDroop Mountain Battlefield
Animated List BulletPearl S. Buck Birthplace,  Hillsboro, WV    1-304-653-4430
Animated List BulletHistoric Sites of Davis and Elkins College   1-800-624-3157

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Page Created by: Bradley B. Carroll; Information outline from "Recreation Guide to the Elkins Area" by: Dr. Ed Rhudy and Margret Rhudy. Questions or comments regarging this site contact ORC@EUCLID.DNE.WVNET.EDU