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McKinley Rock: The eerie stone face watching over Thurmond, West Virginia
THURMOND, W.Va. — High above the abandoned rail town of Thurmond, West Virginia, a weathered stone face gazes silently across the New River Gorge....
The captivating West Virginia legend of Kanawha Falls and her daughters
GAULEY BRIDGE, W.Va. — Though beautiful, the following tale of Kanawha Falls in West Virginia may not have originated with the Shawnee, as its...
The Pickens Leper: a tragic journey into isolation in the W.Va. mountains
PICKENS, W.Va. — In the remote Allegheny Mountains of northern West Virginia lies a solitary grave, marked only by two weathered stones. It belongs...
Appalachia's haunted highway: legends of West Virginia Turnpike ghosts
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Completed in 1954, the West Virginia Turnpike, twisting like a ribbon through 88 miles of the Appalachian Mountains, is not just...
Tales of the Sliding Hill Ghosts are not forgotten by an older generation
HARTFORD CITY, W.Va. — Old-timers still tell of the ghosts that are said to haunt Sliding Hill in Mason County, though only the very...
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