Doughboy Monument and Memorial – Midelburg Island, Logan, WV.
Chief Logan State Park- cultural center, train, convention center, resort, amphitheater (Runs Aracoma Story each summer), campgrounds, restaurant, wildlife center, hiking, swimming, & stables. Civil War reenactment held here annually. General Delivery
Logan, WV 25601 (304) 792-7125.
Rolling Thunder Xtreme Race Park & Campground - Located on 3 Mile Curve, US Rt 10, Logan, WV (304) 752-6681 www.rollingthunderracepark.com
Rebellion in the Hills - Civil War Reenactment. Chief Logan State Park. A bi-annual event. Logan County was active in the Civil War. At the time of the war, Logan County was still part of Virginia and the Union Troops were seeking a way to trap Confederate troops here. Transport back in time to 1863 with the boom of the cannon, the pop of the musket, the gallop of Calvary, the clash of swords as the men in blue and men in gray struggle for their cause. Also viewing this fight is General Robert E. Lee, General Stonewall Jackson, General George S. Patton, President Abraham Lincoln and his wife, Mary. Reference: Black Stripe Company. For information, call (304) 752-2219. http://logancountychamberofcommerce.com/civilwar.htm
Chapmanville Apple Butter Festival – held the last of September into the first of October at the High School. (304) 855-4582. The Chapmanville Apple Butter Festival is a great way to have fun and meet old friends while enjoying some good entertainment. The Kiwanis Club of Chapmanville does a wonderful job hosting this event. All proceeds from the sale of apple butter, concessions, booths and other attractions go directly to support youth based charities and to individuals who are in need or underprivileged.
The Coalfield Jamboree - 308 Main Street, Logan, West Virginia. The Hidden Jewel of Downtown Logan, as the Coalfield Jamboree has been called, is located at 308 Main Street, Logan, West Virginia. For more information please write to the Coalfield Jamboree, Post Office Box 1975, Logan, West Virginia 25601. For ticket information call (304) 752-2900 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tickets normally go on sale a month in advance.
Kiwanis Lone Star Rodeo - The event kicks off with a chili cook-off at Courthouse Square. Entries compete for the title of "Best Chili in Logan County." Parade, pig roast, street dance.
Annual Vaudeville Review Show and Celebrity Waiter/Waitress Dinner - For more information on the Vaudeville Review Show, WE CAN Celebrity Waiter/Waitress Dinner and the WE CAN Program, please call (304) 792-7095.
Logan County Farmers Market - The Logan County Farmer Market is managed by Joy Mullins Vance. Ms. Vance is assisted by Betty Adams. The Farmers Market is opened Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. You may reach them by calling (304) 792-7017. The mailing address is Logan County Farmers Market, Post Office Box 1627, Chapmanville, West Virginia 25508.
Cabins by the Trail - Route 2 Box 858, Omar, WV 25638 (304) 664-2945 www.ljh.org
Smith House B&B - Stay with us in our early 1900s restored B&B. Located 1½ miles south on Rt. 44, approximately 2 miles from Logan. ATVs & Motorcycles welcome. P.O. Box 867, Rt. 44, South Cook’s Hill, Logan, WV 25601. (304) 752-7005
Grapevine Cottage B & B– Delbarton, WV 25670 (304) 475-4203.
Best Western Logan Inn - US Rt. 119 Central Ave Exit, Chapmanville, WV 25508 866-700-7293 (304) 831-2345 www.bestwesternloganinn.com
Keefer’s Kawasaki & Suzuki - 500 Tiller Street, Logan, WV 25601 (304) 752-2245 www.keefersales.com Full service facility for Suzuki and Kawasaki parts, sales, service and financing available.
Logan Motorcycle Sales, Inc. - Rt. 44 South, Omar Rd., Logan, WV 25601 (304) 752-4145. Full Service facility for Honda and Yamaha parts, sales, service and financing available.
Logan Country Club - Rt. 10, Chapmanville, WV 25508 (304) 855-9018
Triadelphia Country Club - SR 10, Mallory, WV 25634 (304) 583-9030
Morrison’s Drive-In – established 1948. East End of Logan Blvd., Logan, WV (304) 752-9872.
Hatfield Cemetery – est. 1921, on the National Register of Historic Places.
Monument to Buffalo Creek Disaster (1972), Kistler, WV
Blair Mountain Battle Site Is the site of the largest armed uprising in American since the Civil War. The murder of Sid Hatfield incited coal miners from all over West Virginia to take up arms. Sid Hatfield had become a hero of the miners when he stood up to the Baldwin Felts Mine Guards at the Matewan Massacre. In 1921, 10,000 armed miners marched to free Mingo County West Virginia from what they saw as the oppressive control of the coal companies. This force was met by a heavily armed contingent supported by the coal companies on the Logan County line. This battle continued for several days until the U.S. Military was called in and eventually stopped the marching miners. This event was also the first time in history the U.S. Government marshaled bomber airplanes against its own citizens.
Music Festival (information needed)
Country road scenic byway (information needed)
Interpretive center in the works (information needed)
Historic Home (information needed)
Christmas in the Park (information needed)
National Hillclimb Tournament
Legend of Mamie on Mine Road 23– Story about lady who was found murdered in the area after having an affair with a married man. Based on real life murder case. It is said that her ghost wanders the area seeking justice.
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