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ARCHIVE OF THE AFTERLIFE / MUSEUM OF THE PARANORMAL
 
Location: 1600 3rd Street     map & directions
What to expect: A museum chock full of haunted and/or cursed items and artifacts. Be warned though...the museum's staff stresses that each person enters at their own risk and that the museum is not responsible for any physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual harm that may be experienced by each individual guest. G'LUCK!

ARCHIVE OF THE AFTERLIFE / MUSEUM OF THE PARANORMAL
 
Location: 200 North Main Street     map & directions
What to expect: The world famous Philippi Mummies are on exhibit at The Barbour County Historical Museum. For over 100 years they were known as the "Hamrick Mummies" - named after their preserver, Graham Hamrick, a Barbour County native and resident. As an attraction with P.T. Barnum's Circus in the late 1800's, the mummies have been displayed and toured at fairs and shows all across North America and even parts of Europe. They now rest in Philippi. The mummies are an exciting and memorable attraction that you will not want to miss.



TRANS-ALLEGHENY LUNATIC ASYLUM
 
Location: 71 Asylum Drive     map & directions
What to expect: Formerly known as the Weston State Hospital, this West Virginia facility served as a sanctuary for the mentally ill in the mid-1800’s. The history of the building holds fascinating stories of Civil War raids, a gold robbery, the "curative" effects of architecture, and the efforts of determined individuals to help better the lives of the mentally ill. Tour this nationally recognized landmark and see how it left a lasting impression on local and national history.
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Unfortunately, there aren't any listings available for this category...yet.
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Unfortunately, there aren't any listings available for this category...yet.
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Together, we can make this nationwide Goth community grow!!!
 

 
 

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