Greenbrier Historical Society is dedicated to community enrichment through the education and preservation of the diverse history and culture of the Greenbrier Valley region.

News & Events

August-September
Temporary Exhibit: Herstory

Discover the rich legacy of women in the Greenbrier Valley and beyond, and be inspired by their enduring contributions.

Sept. 28-29th, 2024

Saturday, September 28th:

• 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM: Immerse yourself in the past with living history re-enactments and explore our new exhibit at The Barracks, located on the corner of Jefferson and Randolph.

Sunday, September 29th:

• 2:00 PM: Join us at Carnegie Hall for an enlightening keynote lecture by Alan Gutchess, Director of the Fort Pitt Museum. Following the lecture, there will be a reception at the North House Museum.

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October 28th, 29th, & 30th

Volunteer Opportunity: Join Our Carnegie Hall-o-ween Cemetery Tours! 

The Greenbrier Historical Society is looking for volunteers to portray our ghostly friends resting in the historic Dick Pointer & Old Stone Church Cemeteries as part of the Carnegie Hall-o-ween Cemetery Tours!

This is your chance to bring local history to life—literally! Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just love history, we have a role for you.

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Experience Our Tours

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.
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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)
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Specialty Tours:

• Lewisburg History Walk: Explore the Town's Origins, Key Events, and Black History : Discover the rich history of downtown Lewisburg on this engaging one-mile walk. Explore the town's origins and pivotal events, visiting key historical sites along the way. Guides will also take you through the vast Black history of the town, visiting historically Black business buildings and churches, and sharing stories about the people who inhabited these places. This walk offers a comprehensive view of Lewisburg's diverse heritage, highlighting both the town's development and the significant contributions of its Black community.
• Cemetery Walks: Guided tours of historic cemeteries.

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Book a Tour:
Call us at (304) 645-3398 to schedule your tour.

North House Museum

Tours, Exhibits, Field Trips, Programs

The
Archive​

Genealogy, Family History, Local History, Research Assistance

Blue Sulphur Springs Pavilion

Restoration Project & Friends of the Blue

​The
​Barracks

Friends & Partners