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Martin & Jones Building

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Consisting of hand-hewed beams, maple hardwood floors and a four-story original freight elevator, this building was constructed in 1900 and first served as the Greenbrier Produce Company. Having been in Ronceverte since 1904, Martin & Jones moved into the building in 1917.

The North House Museum

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Displayed in this 1820 National Register home are the historic artifacts of the Greenbrier Historical Society, including period furniture, textiles, Civil War items, historic wagons and decorative arts. Gift shop onsite.

Oakhurst Links Foundation

Type: Golf, Historic Attractions/Museums

Oakhurst Links was the first established golf club in the United States (1884). Players use hickory clubs and gutta-percha balls.

Step back in time and experience the history of golf. Rates start at $75 and include the use of equipment, a tour of the museum and light refreshments.

For tee times or information about hosting your next special event, please call the Clubhouse at 304-536-1884.

Old Greenbrier Baptist Church

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Organized in 1781, this church is the oldest Baptist Church in West Virginia with complete records since its organization. The church is built of Indiana limestone and has a complete pipe organ.

Old Stone Presbyterian Church

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Built in 1796 of native limestone, this building is the oldest church still in continuous use west of the Allegheny Mountains. The adjacent cemetery contains headstones of some of the area’s early settlers.

Organ Cave

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums, Outdoor Recreation

This historic and natural landmark is the second longest cave on the east coast. The cave played a significant role during the Civil War. Guided walking tours are available as well as extended expeditions.

Ronceverte Historic District

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

A 120-acre historic district in downtown Ronceverte. The oldest building dates back to 1810, but most of the buildings came about during the town’s lumber heyday in the 1870s to 1890s.

Ronceverte Train Depot

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Built in 1914, this is the only craftsman style building remaining on the railroad line. The first year of its opening, more than 65,000 passengers passed through its doors. The original passenger canopy and baggage building are still intact. Passenger service ceased in 1974.

Ronceverte Walking Tour

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Self-guided walking tour of historic Ronceverte. The brochure chronicles the town’s unique lumber and railroad history and captures tales of the town’s founders and architecture.

Sam Black United Methodist Church

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Built in 1901 and dedicated in memory of the Rev. Sam Black (1813-99), a longstanding Methodist circuit rider. The church, a spiritual landmark, became an established name on highway maps even without an established post office.

Walking Tour of Historic Lewisburg

Type: Historic Attractions/Museums

Self-guided walking tour of historic Lewisburg chronicling the town’s history, founders and architecture.  Brochure can be picked up at the Greenbrier County Visitors Center or at numerous locations in the downtown area.