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216 matches in West Virginia
Historic home of Revolutionary War general Adam Stephen with adjacent museum — covers colonial military history and early West Virginia settlement.
Restored 19th-century grist mill in Babcock State Park with operational water wheel — covers milling mechanics, gear ratios, and Appalachian industrial history.
New River Gorge area overlook and parkland — Appalachian geology, forest ecology, and river valley geography.
Adena culture burial mound with on-site museum — Native American archaeology, pre-Columbian history, and hands-on artifact study.
West Virginia wildlife management area along the Ohio River floodplain — riparian habitat, migratory bird ecology, and wetland biology.
State forest in the Allegheny Mountains with managed woodlands — covers forest ecology, Appalachian geography, and outdoor survival skills.
Nature center in the Monongahela Highlands of WV — supports Appalachian ecology, wildlife identification, and outdoor science education.
Overlook trail in Hawks Nest State Park above the New River Gorge — covers Appalachian geology, river valley geography, and forest ecology.
Historic Swiss immigrant community village in Appalachia — covers 19th-century European settlement, cultural geography, and folk heritage.
One of the oldest covered bridges in the US (1852), still in active use — covers 19th-century timber-frame engineering and Civil War-era transportation history.
Small hands-on nature discovery center in the New River Gorge region — Appalachian ecology, native species identification, and outdoor science.
Small private zoo in rural West Virginia featuring exotic and domestic animals — supports animal biology and wildlife-diversity observation.
Regional art museum with permanent and rotating fine-art collections — supports visual arts study and Appalachian cultural history.
Hands-on STEM enrichment center in Bridgeport, WV — supports coding, robotics, and applied math through interactive challenges.
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Private astronomy education business offering telescope sessions and sky tours — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and observational astronomy.
Site of John Brown's 1859 raid within Harpers Ferry NHP — covers abolitionism, the causes of the Civil War, and Reconstruction-era civil rights.
Regional art museum in Charleston with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and art history study.
9,300-acre state forest near Charleston with diverse Appalachian woodland habitats for ecology, biology, and outdoor PE fieldwork.
West Virginia state forest with a nature center covering Appalachian woodland ecology, native species identification, and forest conservation.
College-based science center at Alderson Broaddus University with hands-on STEM exhibits covering biology, chemistry, and physical science.
WV state forest at 3,000 ft — high-elevation hardwood ecology and primitive camping/hiking.
West Virginia state park with lake, trails, and forest habitats — supports ecology, physical education, and regional geography study.
State park with forested trails and lake — covers freshwater ecology, forest biology, and outdoor recreation.
Scenic waterfall at Camp Creek State Park in WV — covers Appalachian geology, watershed ecology, and outdoor field skills.
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