Learn about the rich history of the Greenbrier Valley by attending one of our on-site educational workshops, or by scheduling a program for your class or group. The Greenbrier Historical Society is dedicated to the advancement and education of students and adults throughout the Greenbrier Valley, and is pleased to continually present new and innovative programs for hands-on historical learning.
Virtual Education Programs
Black History 365
At GHS we are striving to teach everyone about our diverse regional history. This program will be a resource that explores and celebrates Black history all year long. Our Echoes of Slavery in Greenbrier County exhibit is a carefully researched timeline of Greenbrier Valley history that brings new insights to encourage critical thought in students beyond the standard textbooks. The exhibit is available online where teachers and students can engage in the content. Our Black History Map of the Greenbrier Valley will highlight Black-owned businesses, churches, cemeteries, and other historic locations.
Helpful History Resources
West Virginia History On View: Photographs
West Virginia Vital Records: WV county Vital Records
Meadow Bluff Meanderings: Communities and families of the Meadow Bluff District of Greenbrier County
Friends of Droop Mountain and Hillsboro, WV
Greenbrier County and West Virginia History
History of Caldwell, WV
Monroe County Historical Society
Pocahontas County Historical Society
West Virginia Vital Records: WV county Vital Records
Meadow Bluff Meanderings: Communities and families of the Meadow Bluff District of Greenbrier County
Friends of Droop Mountain and Hillsboro, WV
Greenbrier County and West Virginia History
History of Caldwell, WV
Monroe County Historical Society
Pocahontas County Historical Society
The Greenbrier Historical Society offers links to a variety of sites maintained by third parties. In accessing these sites, you are leaving the Greenbrier Historical Society's website. These links are offered only for use at your own discretion.
