Mingo county but was atruck by lighting a few years ago and was chopped down.
A tree in Arlington, VA is the oldest tree.
The Peter Burr House, found in in Jefferson County, West Virginia, is the oldest house in West Virginia. It was built in 1751 and 1755.
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The oldest city in West Virginia in Romney in Hampshire County. Chartered December 23 1762
The sugar maple is the state tree of four states: New York, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Good question with an interesting answer. The Oldest River in the U.S. is called the "New River" that is located in North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
The Old Stone Presbyterian Church.
The flowering dogwood (Cornaceae Cornus florida) was adopted as Virginia state tree on February 24, 1956.
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.
The oldest governor of West Virginia would be , Arthur I. Boreman dates in office: 1863-1869. party: Republican. birth place: Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.