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Explore Historic Northeastern Counties in West Virginia

Discover the rich history and natural beauty of the Northeastern counties in West Virginia. Visit the Mothers' Day Shrine in Grafton, Alderson-Broaddus College in Barbour, and Harrison County named for the Indian word "river of the crumbling banks." Explore Cooper's Rock State Park in Marion and more!

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Explore Historic Northeastern Counties in West Virginia

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  1. Northeastern Counties

  2. North Bend State Park is found here

  3. Ritchie

  4. The Mothers’ Day Shrine is at Grafton

  5. Taylor

  6. Alderson-Broaddus College is found here

  7. Barbour

  8. Home of J.H. Diss DeBar, designer of the Great Seal

  9. Doddridge

  10. Named for the father of the 9th President

  11. Harrison

  12. Named for the Indian word meaning “river of the crumbling banks”

  13. Monongalia

  14. Named after the “Swamp Fox”

  15. Marion

  16. Cooper’s Rock State Park is found here

  17. Preston

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