Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near West Virginia

While in West Virginia, you might enjoy a visit to:

The Washboard hangs off of what may be the only washboard factory in the western hemisphere.
~52 miles from Williamstown.

Paul Johnson collected 3,479 pencil sharpeners (no duplicates) and displayed them in a one-room building in his yard in Carbon Hill. He died July 2010; the building and collection are now displayed in the Hocking Hills Regional Welcome Center.
~54 miles from Williamstown.

Ice cream shop resembling a half-buried river boat, with an actual towboat pilothouse, and the paddleboat wheel of a 1927 steamer.
~54 miles from Williamstown.

A pinkish, stony-faced pioneer Mom, in a long skirt and bonnet, strutting westward with an infant in her arms.
~61 miles from Williamstown.

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