West Virginia State Museum

Review & FAQ:

What is the West Virginia State Museum?
- The West Virginia State Museum, located in the Cultural Center in downtown Charleston, is free and open to the public.
How long has the museum been collecting exhibits?
- A substantial number of collections have been accumulating since 1890, offering guests an unparalleled dive into West Virginia history, archaeology, paleontology, culture, art, and geology.
What kind of exhibits does the museum feature?
- The museum's rotating exhibits from their permanent collections represent the people, industries, land, and geography of West Virginia. They also showcase the diverse culture and history of the area.
Are there any special exhibitions?
- Visiting and juried exhibitions are often available in addition to the museum’s permanent displays.
How do visitors explore the museum?
- Tours of the museum are self-guided, but a museum map is provided for navigation.
What are the museum’s hours?
- The museum is closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Address: West Virginia State Museum, 1900 Kanawha Boulevard East, Charleston, WV, Phone: 304-558-0162

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