Cheap Things To Do in Bramwell, West Virginia

Inscription. Called “Home of the Millionaires” when towns fourteen represented the greatest per capita concentration in the U. S. Incorporated in 1889, Bramwell was the business and residential community for Pocahontas ... More on HMDB

Inscription. John Coopers mine in Cooper section of Bramwell shipped 1st coal from W. Virginias valuable Pocahontas Coalfield over N&WRR on 4 Nov. 1884. The Coaldale, Caswell Creek & Booth-Bowen mines, operated by Cooper, Jones, Freeman, ... More on HMDB

Bowen Field, home of the Bluefield Orioles since 1958. For family entertainment at its best, visit Bowen Field for a fun night ... More on VisitWV.com

Inscription. Five miles southwest is Abbs Valley, discovered by Absalom Looney. James Moore and Robert Poage were the first settlers, about 1770. In July, 1786, Shawnee Indians raided the valley, killing or carrying into captivity ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This region was visited by the explorer, Dr. Thomas Walker, in 1750. Following a report by Captain I. A. Welch in 1873, the first coal mine was opened here in 1882. Shipment of coal followed in 1883, when the Norfolk ... More on HMDB

Jimmy Lewis Lake is a 15-acre impoundment that is part of Pinnacle Rock State Park in Mercer County. It is located 2 miles west of Bluewell and is accessible by County Route 52/6. It is also accessible from Bramwell by County Route ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Sanders House Center includes a late 19th century home which was once the centerpiece of a 3,000 acre farm. The house was built in 1896 and has gorgeous solid oak woodwork, original murals and furniture. The grounds include a ... More on Virginia.org

Town of Pocahontas in Tazewell County, Virginia is famous for the historic coal mine More on Pocahontasva.org

Pocahontas, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was Virginia's first coalfield boom town. Today, Pocahontas preserves its coal mining heritage. Visitors can tour the world's first E... More on Virginia.org

Inscription. The first woman elected to Congress from West Virginia. Born as Maude Etta Simpkins on June 7, 1895, she married Bluefield lawyer John Kee, who served in congress, 1932–1951. Employed 18 years as his secretary; ... More on HMDB