Harrison County WV Art and Happenings. 37 likes. Here you will find Art Shows, Exhibits, and Artworks created by the talented students of Harrison...

Aug 6, 2024 · We champion the creation, exploration, and appreciation of diverse artistic expressions, while fueling artistic, cultural, and economic growth throughout the region. Get ready for a vibrant celebration of African American culture and a night of unforgettable Jazz!

Apr 18, 2024 · Just off of I-79 in Mount Clare, locals and tourists can stop in to find handmade crafts and learn about West Virginia’s history. To preserve Appalachian history, the co-op offers art...

The Cultural Foundation of Harrison County, Clarksburg, West Virginia. 883 likes · 34 talking about this. A non-profit organization in Clarksburg, West...

Jan 18, 2025 · Address: 220 W 3rd St, Clarksburg, WV 26301. 16. Visit the Harrison County Historical Society The Harrison County Historical Society is an essential stop for history enthusiasts. It showcases various artifacts, documents, and photographs that chronicle the history of Harrison County.

Feb 7, 2024 · CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Gov. Jim Justice on Wednesday announced the winners of the Almost Heaven Governor’s Art Exhibition. Two students from Lincoln Middle School in Shinnston got second and third place in the competition.

National Historic Landmark -- Jane Lew, West Virginia -- Harrison County. The walls of a small cave on the McDonald Farm near Jane Lew are inscribed with remarkably preserved petroglyphs first documented in 1889 by W. H. Holmes of the Bureau of American Ethnology.

Jul 15, 2021 · CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – The Cultural Foundation of Harrison County hosted its second Artist After Hours event Thursday at the Uptown Events Center in Clarksburg. This month the event featured artwork by local visual artist Katherine Crim, and a live performance by The Cottrill Family who is also local. The theme of the series is “the […]

Oct 15, 2023 · One of the most recognizable and famous Mothman-inspired artworks is the Bob Roach Mothman Statue in Point Pleasant. The stainless steel figure was created in 2003 and has become a main attraction for the town and a must-see during the Mothman Festival every year.

Here are some pieces from our Archival Collection. This is a copy of an engraving likely done from a photo original. It was done by Bruce Haymond, brother of Henry Haymond who wrote the History of Harrison County in 1910. Bruce did the illustrations for his brother's book but this one does not appear therein.