By Piecing together West Virginia’s quilting heritage. This story was originally published in the December 2023 issue of Wonderful West Virginia. To subscribe, visit wonderfulwv.com. Written by Stan BumgardnerPhotography Nikki Bowman Mills I absolutely love the late fall in West Virginia, with its lovely hues of red and yellow interspersed with assorted patterns
A Capitol City Ferry Tale
A century ago, Charleston was treated to a pageant of homes over land and water. This story was originally published in the August 2023 issue of Wonderful West Virginia. To subscribe, visit wonderfulwv.com. Written by Pam Kasey Photography Courtesy of John Eichleay Collection, West Virginia State Archives If you’re from the Charleston
Pocahontas County’s Unbroken Chain
The Hammons Family Fiddle and Banjo Contests and World-Class Jam have a long and melodious history in West Virginia.
Romancing the Stone
Unearthing the real story behind West Virginia’s most famous archaeological fraud.
March Editor’s Letter
The End of The Line
Charley Harper: The Unreal Realist from Upshur County
A West Virginia artist is remembered for his minimalist realism and love for the state.
A Good Old-Fashioned Country Christmas
Cass Scenic Railroad State Park offers a holiday setting that rivals Hallmark.
Turn ‘Em Loose
Unleashing West Virginia’s Hunting Hounds and Gun Dogs
The Sloth Man
A prehistoric species stars in a modern-day hunter’s tale.
A Storied Plot
Destined to serve the educational needs of the time, this Taylor County property has been home to West Virginia College, College Hill Nursery School, and most recently, Flemington Elementary School.
