Marshall University claims to be the oldest based on the fact that Isaac Peck's school of instruction that began during summer 1837 at Mt. Hebron Church became Marshall Academy the following year. This predates the "oldest college" claims of another college, West Liberty, by nearly a year.
Then there is Bethany College which, at the time of the West Virginia's formation in 1863, was the only institution providing actual collegial curricula. Bethany was chartered as a "college" by the Virginia General Assembly on 2 March 1840.
Romney is the oldest city in West Virginia.
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u mean a virgin town.....?
The capital city of the state of West Virginia is Charleston. Charleston is located in Kanawha County, which is almost in the center of the state of West Virginia.
There is an unincorporated town in West Virginia known as Scrabble.
It was founded in 1870 as a railroad town for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
The US state of Michigan has a town/city called Kalamazoo.
The town
The town name in the book "Shiloh" is Friendly, West Virginia.
Your talking about Grant District in Cabell County West Virginia. Cabell County is Huntington West Virginia
A town called Fairmont in West Virginia, USA in 1908.
No one knows exactly but the most obese town in West Virginia is Huntington. Home of hundreds. Maybe even thousands. And home of the Herd.
Towns in West Virginia with one syllable are:BathBelleClayManPaxPrattWayne
I'm not sure about the first town, but the first county was Hampshire so I would say that is is safe to assume that it could be Romney West Virginia since that is Hampshire county's county center.