Founded in 1963, the Greenbrier Historical Society is dedicated to community enrichment through education and preservation of the diverse history and culture of the Greenbrier Valley. As a regional organization, we serve four West Virginia counties; Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers, and Pocahontas. We own and manage four properties; the North House Museum & Archives, the Barracks, the Blue Sulphur Springs Pavilion, and the 1834 Supreme Court of Appeals Law Library & Study Building.
Over 50 years ago, approximately fifty individuals met at the Greenbrier County Courthouse to discuss the possibility of forming a historical society. From its humble beginnings in a 12x24 foot cinder-block building, the Greenbrier Historical Society has grown into a premier organization with three historical properties and an outstanding archival collection. We strive to make history fun and relevant through educational programming, special exhibits, and events.
Over 50 years ago, approximately fifty individuals met at the Greenbrier County Courthouse to discuss the possibility of forming a historical society. From its humble beginnings in a 12x24 foot cinder-block building, the Greenbrier Historical Society has grown into a premier organization with three historical properties and an outstanding archival collection. We strive to make history fun and relevant through educational programming, special exhibits, and events.
MEET OUR TEAM
MARLYN MCCLENDON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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KARLY WATTS
ARCHIVIST
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MUSEUM ASSOCIATES & DOCENTS
CONTACT: [email protected]
DEBRA MARQUIS-CASCIO |
GREG CASCIO |
DAVE BRIGGS |
EMMA RHODES (Intern) |
AMERICORPS MEMBERS
VICKY NEAL
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ALY LUDWIG
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MEET OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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OFFICERS
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L-R Tom Campbell, Al Emch, Alicia Kuhn, Mary Lindquist, Jerry Janiga, Janice Cooley, Sissy Isaac, Clifford Gillian, Margaret Hambrick
Not Pictured: Bob Conte, Kim McBride, Vicky Cline, Mark Gillespie |
