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Rich Mountain Semi-Immersion Commemorative Event

Authentic campaigner event. Camps open to the public for touring and demonstrations Sunday July 16 only.

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Battle of Rich Mountain - Civil War Reenactment

145th Aniversary of the 1861 battle. For the first time since July 11, 1861, we will attempt to historically re-trace the movements and actions of the (US): 10th Indiana, and (CS): 25th Virginia, 14th Virginia (Churchville Cavalry) and Lee Battery at the Battle of Rich Mountain.

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Mountain State Street Machines Auto Extravaganza 2008

The 24rd Annual Mountain State Street Machines Auto Extravaganza...
Friday, July 4, 2008: Cruise-In at the Railway Depot in downtown Elkins from 6:00pm - 10:00pm.
Saturday, July 5, 2008 & Sunday July 6, 2008: Car show from 9:00am - 4:00pm in Elkins City Park.
$12

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Beverly Heritage Days

Held the last full week of July.
10am-5

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Old Fashion Beverly Christmas

10am-5pm. Old fashion fun and Christmas cheer in our historic town. Caroling and entertainment at our historic sites and specialty shops, featuring a visit from St. Nick! For more information call 304-637-7424

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Things to do Other Events near Beverly, WV

Mountaineer Days - Thomas

4th of July Homecoming in downtown Thomas. There are a variety of events which include craft booths, a parade, a fireworks sh...

Memorial Day Freeride Festival

Kick off summer with a fun-filled weekend in the mountains of Pocahontas County at Snowshoe Mountain Resort. Enjoy great out...

Helvetia - Feast of Sankt Nickolaus Celebration

The Helvetia Swiss Mountain Retreat at Granpa John's Hilltop Family Farm hosts the celebration. Friday evening warm up...

Jack Frost Celebration

25th Annual Jack Frost Celebration. Count on a big turn out of winter lovers as we open up the season in honor of one...

Treasure Mountain Festival

This unique celebration takes us back to the settlers of Fort Seybert who were attacked in 1758 by Shawnee Indians. It is be...