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Charles C. Wise Library

Manuscripts, photographs, books, oral histories and maps to aid those investigating West Virginia and the central Appalachian region. Located on WVU’s Downtown Campus in Wise Library. libraries.wvu.edu/wvcollection
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Cook Hayman Pharmacy Museum

Created to preserve the fast-disappearing implements and elements of pharmacy practice that had been in existence since West Virginia became a state in 1863, the Cook-Hayman Pharmacy Museum at the West Virginia University School of Pharmacy houses a unique collection of 18th and 19th century pharmacy memorabilia.    
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Easton Roller Mill

Antique steam engine, roller mills used in grinding wheat and mill stones are all on display at Easton Roller Mill.
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Hall of Traditions—Milan Puskar Center

The Hall of Traditions is in the front of the Milan Puskar Center and provides a complete history of the football program and gives the fans displays that showcase different aspects of Mountaineer gridiron history, along with interactive video displays.
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Morgantown History Museum

A unique view of Morgantown’s High Street in the mid-twentieth century. Over 70 slides created from B/W photos taken in Feb, 1962. Featured Permanent Exhibit: Morgan Shirt Co. including photographs, patterns, dyes, an automated sewing machine using memory chips and shirts.
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Nutting Gallery at The Erickson Alumni Center

The Nutting Gallery hosts rotating exhibits in partnership with the Arts Council of Greater Morgantown.
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Old Morgantown Glass Collector’s Guild Glass Museum

Open Wed-Sat 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Sun 1-5 p.m., closed Mon-Tue. Please email us to schedule special times and dates.
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Royce J. and Caroline B. Watts Museum

The Watts Museum explores the significance of technology and industrialization on our region’s communities and landscape. Through our exhibits, programs, and outreach, we hope to inspire creative and analytical thinking about the many facets of mineral resources and energy-related industries in West Virginia. This museum boasts free admission and is located in the Mineral Resources […]
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Scott’s Run Museum and Trail

Celebrating and preserving the history of coal and the coal boom era in Monongalia County, representing 13 communities that were put together as coal camps when the boom attracted men to work the mines from 19 countries in Europe, Eastern Europe, Mexico and African Americans from the South. Features a coal camp gift shop! Open […]
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Spark! Imagination and Science Center

  Looking for a fun and educational activity? Visit North Central West Virginia’s only children’s museum and science center today! The whole family will love exploring our interactive science, engineering, and imagination exhibits together. Dig for dinosaur fossils, engineer a ball ramp, build with giant blocks, investigate nanoscience, discover Space Weather, play dress-up and much […]
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The Robinson/Petroplus Hall of Traditions

The Robinson/Petroplus Hall of Traditions features trophy and artifact cases that celebrate the history of men’s and women’s basketball with interactive touch screens, a theatre, and displays to celebrate the timelines and history of each program.
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West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey

The Survey is housed in a converted state park lodge that overlooks Cheat Lake. There is a mini-museum displaying minerals, fossils, casts of T-Rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus and Allosaurus skulls and a full-sized Edmontosaurus dinosaur mounted on the wall.
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West Virginia University Natural History Museum

Housed in the upper lobby of Percival Hall, the natural history museum provides students and the public with a chance to view and learn about many Appalachian wildlife species. The collection includes hundreds of taxidermy specimens and other artifacts. The museum not only enhances learning opportunities but also educates the citizenry about Appalachian natural history […]
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William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences

The William A. Neal Museum of the Health Sciences strives to preserve the history of healthcare in West Virginia and at West Virginia University. The museum preserves stories and artifacts of cultural, artistic, historical, and scientific importance to the medical history of West Virginia and WVU. Exhibits cover topics ranging from Civil War medicine to […]
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WVU Planetarium & Observatory

For more than 30 years, the Planetarium at West Virginia University has given communities a glimpse into worlds beyond our own. Professionally produced shows are offered at the Planetarium featuring topics like constellations, Galilean Moons, The Solar System, Gravitational Waves, Hidden Figures’ astrophysicist Katherine Johnson, Dynamic Earth, Black Holes, Dark Matter, Solar Superstorms, Super Volcanoes, […]
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