Greenbrier Historical Society is dedicated to community enrichment through the education and preservation of the diverse history and culture of the Greenbrier & Meadow River Valleys.
Travel through Time with us.
Join us for our Annual Fundraiser!
Since 1963, the Greenbrier Historical Society has been dedicated to community enrichment through the education and preservation of the diverse history and culture of the Greenbrier Valley region. Through our annual Stellar Evening fundraiser, we are able to fund both the operation and expansion of our mission, as well as continue to strive towards our organization’s vision: To be the premiere source and steward of Greenbrier Valley history, delivering meaningful exhibits and events that illuminate the past and inspire a better future.
Since 1963, the Greenbrier Historical Society has been dedicated to community enrichment through the education and preservation of the diverse history and culture of the Greenbrier Valley region. Through our annual Stellar Evening fundraiser, we are able to fund both the operation and expansion of our mission, as well as continue to strive towards our organization’s vision: To be the premiere source and steward of Greenbrier Valley history, delivering meaningful exhibits and events that illuminate the past and inspire a better future.
News, Exhibits, & Events
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November 15th-December 15th
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Hidden Histories: Call for Artifacts & Oral HistoriesThe purpose of the Hidden Histories project to recognize and celebrate the unique history of Western Greenbrier County. Want to learn more? Click the picture above.
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Experience History
Guided Tours:
Step back in time with a personalized tour led by our expert guides. Dive deep into the rich history and stories behind our exhibits and period rooms. Our guided tours provide an engaging and immersive experience, perfect for history enthusiasts and curious minds alike. Available Monday through Saturday. Admission: $5 per person (Free for children and GHS members) Self-Guided Tours: Explore our exhibits at your own pace, including Echoes of Slavery, Frazer's Star Hotel & Tavern Room, and The Road to Plenty. Free and open to the public. Walking Tours: Must be scheduled in advance Discover historic Lewisburg on a docent-led walking tour, covering key events and landmarks. Admission: $10 per person (Minimum 5 people) Specialty Tours:
Book a Tour: Call us at (304) 645-3398 to schedule your tour. |
North House MuseumTours, Exhibits, Field Trips, Programs |
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Blue Sulphur Springs PavilionRestoration Project & Friends of the Blue |
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