The WV-150 Sesquicentennial Exhibit celebrates our statehood from 1860 to the present with an eclectic collection of West Virginia artifacts and art.
Many of the suggestions for what to showcase in the exhibit came from West Virginians who offered suggestions throughout last year.
If you would like to view a larger photo of one of the images please just click on the photo on this page.
West Virginia Stories and Biographies, Charles Henry Ambler
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Maple Bed Post Made by Meadow River Lumber Company, Rainelle
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Anna Marie Jarvis (1864-1948) Oil Portrait by John Hudkins
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Stamp, Shoe Heels, Miniature Baseball Bat, Metal Seal from Meadow River Lumber Company, Rainelle
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Kelly Vulcan Axe, Charleston
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Spring on the Mountain Road, Fayette County, Blanche Barger Preston
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West Virginia’s State Flower – The Rhododendron
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Rhododendron Print by Chuck Ripper
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Frosted Water Lily and Cattail Pattern Pitcher and Tumbler, Fenton Art Glass Company, Williamstown
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A Good People Doing A Good Thing Pinch Reunion Reaches 100, George Daugherty, GOLDENSEAL 2001
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Employee Badge, Weirton Steel Company
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The Weirton Steel Bulletin – Vol. 1, No. 1
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Postcard Sternwheeler Steamboat Royal on the Ohio River near Wheeling
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Mail Pouch Tobacco Sign Painted on a Model Barn
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Marsh Wheeling Stogie Cigars
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The Mine War 1912 – 1913 Cabin Creek & Paint Creek, Dale Payne
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Postcard Sternwheeler Steamboat City of Wheeling
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Artillery Projectile Propelled by Bags of Nitrocellulose Powder, World War I
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Gravely Tractor Model L, Made in Dunbar
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Piece of Glass Cullet from Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company, Charleston
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LOF News Views, Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company, Charleston
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Women’s Suffrage Pin
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Carr China Company Sign
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Covered China Sugar Bowl, Carr China Company
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Hollow Ware, Akro Agate Company, Clarksburg
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Airplane Propeller
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4-H Pitcher, The D.E. McNicol Pottery Company, Clarksburg
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Matewan Before The Massacre, Rebecca J. Bailey
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