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Charles Town, Shepherdstown, Harpers Ferry, Hedgesville, Inwood, Berkley Springs Martinsburg, |
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The Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia Information & Links |
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Bordered by the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers and about an hour from Baltimore and Washington, DC, the historic and picturesque Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia landscape varies as the roads meander past mobile homes, upscale subdivisions, family homes and glamorous horse farms with stately mansions. Travel though early American history, with unspoiled views, Revolutionary and Civil War attractions, historic homes and cemeteries and then meander into the world of modern convenience, contemporary arts and culture, recreation, affordable spa services, first-rate country inns and top-notch restaurants. Festivals, fairs and craft show are held every year and offer residents and visitors the opportunity to sample the local fare as well as the hospitality which is synonymous with our Eastern West Virginia. In the Fall view, natures canvas as the woodland trees are painted with their yearly display of red, yellow, orange and brown. Eastern West Virginia, a great place to live! |
West Virginia Links Berkley County Schools Contemporary American Theater Festival History of the Eastern Panhandle
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