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National Cemetery at Grafton

Barn near Vandalia, WV, Lewis County, Monongahela Valley Region

The U.S. National Cemetery at Grafton, West Virginia, and the nearby W.Va. National Cemetery were established in 1867 for casualties of the American Civil War in West Virginia.

Old Main at Salem Internation University, Salem, WV, Harrison County, Monongahela Valley Region

Mother's Day Shrine, Grafton, WV, Taylor County, Monongahela Valley Region

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