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Inaugurated in 2002 and later opened to the public in 2005, the Heritage Towers Museum and Culture Center is an irreplaceable part of West Virginia's culture and history. Displaying the storied past of the state, the museum is known for its enriching, educational, and enlightening exhibits, which are easy to understand. Visitors of all ages are welcome to the museum, which frequently welcomes tours from nearby schools because of its impressive collection and telling of history. Come learn about John Brown, a brave man who gave his life to end slavery in America, see "The Wreck of the Henrietta Marie" exhibit, and learn about African American culture and heritage. Be sure to book a tour of the museum which has been praised for its humor, engaging nature, and unique perspectives.

612 Virginia Street, East Charleston, WV 25301, Phone: 304-720-3004

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