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Civil War Sites

West Virginia traces its very origins to the Civil War, and 150+ years later it’s still possible to experience the history of the War Between the States.

38 West Main Street | Destruction at the Courthouse: After defeating the town’s Union defenders Jenkins’s cavalry marched the prisoners to the courthouse and made them burn weapons and ammunition here. The building was used for storage and housing by Federal troops later in the war, causing considerable damage.

Park Street | General George McClellan: Visit Buckhannon City Park on Park Street to learn more about McClellan, a Union general, and the shifting of loyalties during the Civil War. While this area remained staunchly pro-Union during the Civil War, the Buckhannon support continually shifted sides as troops from both sides would arrive.

16 Marion Street | Jenkins in Buckhannon: Confederate General Albert Jenkins overcame some Union resistance here during his late summer 1862 cavalry raid. Jenkins was attracted to the town because of vast amounts of Union supplies stockpiled here. He attacked August 30 and scattered men from several Union units attempting to defend the town.

88 Rock Cave Road | Kesler’s Raid: In September 1863, Confederate Major Joseph Kesler led a raid through Upshur County aimed at capturing Sutton. As Kesler made his way back to his base in Pocahontas County, he captured seventy Union militia men at Centerville which earned him praise from his commander. Hardship and death was in store for the majority of the captured, however, others were sent to Confederate prison camps.

99 Edmiston Way | The Bassle House: After occupying Beverly for four days, Confederate General John Imboden led his wing of cavalry here to reunite with the wing under Gen. William Jones during their 1863 raid. After conferring, the Confederates moved on to Weston. Long lines of cavalry and wagons passed this spot May 2, 1863.

CivilWarTrails.org

Blackberry Cottage

The Blackberry Cottage at Mountain Paradise is in the woods overlooking a pond in the mountains of West Virginia. All one level, four bedrooms / two baths with an open living area, gas log fireplace, covered deck and an outside fire pit. Just minutes from the Buckhannon River! The cottage is located 10 miles out the Alexander Road in French Creek.

Property ID 2205160 on VRBO.

Moon Flower

Moon Flower Hemp is a female-owned, mountain-made hemp company! On our farm, in the mountains of West Virginia, our hemp plants are raised from seed to harvest with endless amounts of love. We use all-natural practices while farming and harvesting our plants, no pesticides, herbicides, or any other harmful chemicals are used on our ~ladies~. Striving to better your health and overall well-being, we guarantee our top-of-the-line cannabis products will be the perfect aid for any of your needs. Along with giving back to our planet, by only feeding our plants with premium natural nutrients– Moon Flower has dedicated to using minimal plastic in our packaging. Almost our entire product line is packaged within biodegradable materials, including our top-selling gummies.

46 East Main St, Buckhannon WV, 26201
www.moonflowerhemp.com

Artistry on Main

Phone: 304.460.2505

West Virginia artists and volunteers coming together to provide a unique retail experience filled with original gifts, creative classes, and events. We are the place in Buckhannon to shop for unique gifts handcrafted by local artists.

27 East Main Street, Buckhannon WV
www.artistryonmain.com

Rex’s Exes

Thursday, April 25, 2024

And, yes, it’s set in Texas! This deliriously funny Southern-fried farce finds the Verdeen cousins of Sweetgum, Texas – Gaynelle, Peaches and Jimmie Wyvette – teetering on the brink of disaster again. Featuring favorite characters from “The Red Velvet Cake War.”

The Outpost & Event Center

Event Center, Western Chic Boutique and Tack Shop, Auction House, and Coffee and Ice cream Shop

Located at 20 Raella Lane, Buckhannon, WV 26201

Phone Number: 304-460-1890

Email: info@outpostwv.com