State Museum

The West Virginia State Museum, situated in the Cultural Center in downtown Charleston, is free and open to people in general. A significant number of accumulations have been aggregating since 1890 and give visitors an unparalleled plunge into West Virginia history, prehistoric studies, fossil science, culture, craftsmanship, and geography.

The historical center's turning displays from their perpetual accumulations speak to the general population, ventures, land, and geology of West Virginia, and feature the differing society and history of the territory. Going to and juried shows are regularly accessible as well. Voyages through the historical center are independently directed, however a gallery outline gave. The historical center is shut Sundays and Mondays.