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Here is a list of a few wild and wonderful places to visit that are close by if you come in early and want an activity before the wedding!
West Virginia State Museum

West Virginia State Museum

1900 Kanawha Blvd E #435, Charleston, WV 25305

We LOVE the WV museum! It is a fun interactive walk through the history of this beautiful state from the beginning of time to now! Plus it is FREE and has a great gift shop!!! Can't go wrong!

Blenko Glass Company

Blenko Glass Company

9 Bill Blenko Drive, Milton, WV 25541
, (304) 743-9081

If you love glass this place is a MUST!!! Discover a vast collection of mouth blown & hand cast architectural glass pieces! The most colorful name in handcrafted glass in America since 1893! They have FREE glass tours to watch the art in action, a FREE museum through all 100 years, and of course a GIFT SHOP!

Kanawha State Forest

Kanawha State Forest

7500 Kanawha State Forest Drive, Charleston, WV 25314
, (304) 558-3500

Kanawha State Forest is right down the road from us! Full of outdoor activities, stunning mountain views, and opportunities to make cherished memories (like our fathers did)!

Downtown Charleston Historic District

Downtown Charleston Historic District

Quarrier Street, Charleston, WV 25301
, (304) 348-8105

If you just want to explore downtown Charleston, there are many museums, local eateries, and unique artisan shops, or take a walk along the Kanawha river! Find a spot on Quarrier Street and explore the beautiful and historic downtown Charleston West Virginia! Here is a travel website: https://www.travelawaits.com/2558802/things-to-do-in-charleston-wv/

Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum

50 South River Avenue, Weston, WV 26452
, (304) 269-5070

If you are coming in on 79 South and want a little more of a spooky adventure I recommend the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum! This National Historic Landmark served as a sanctuary for the mentally ill beginning in the mid-1800's. This 160 year old asylum holds fascinating stories of Civil War raids, a gold robbery, the "curative" effects of architecture, and the efforts of determined individuals to help better the lives of the mentally ill. Tour this nationally recognized historic landmark and see how it left a lasting impression on local and national history. They offer a variety of historic and paranormal tours or its fun to just drive by!

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