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.
Coal Pick
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Piece of Coal
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Rosewood Fife that Belonged to William Wiant, Founder of the Charleston Symphony
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Iron Hyper Compressor Wrench, Dupont’s Belle Works
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The Coal House, Williamson
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Autographed Photograph of Herschel “Woody” William Receiving the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Harry S. Truman
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Cap, West Virginia Turnpike Commission
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Official Party Ribbon, West Virginia Turnpike Commission
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Shoney’s Big Boy, Charleston
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Plate, Captain Charles E. Yeager
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Bell X-1 Rocket Airplane Model, Captain Charles “Chuck” Yeager, Hamlin
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Postcard of the 300-Foot Transit Radio Telescope, The National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Green Bank
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Cranberry Glass Tumbler, Pilgrim Glass Company
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Eleanor Steber and The Voice Of Firestone
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Topps Baseball Card of Lew Burdette
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The Greenbrier Menu
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State Souvenirs by Paden City Artware Company - Blackwater Falls State Park, North Bend State Park, New River Gorge Bridge
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Signed Print, Midnight Thunder, C&O Allegheny at Thurmond, Jim Jordan
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1958 World Series Ticket – New York Yankees versus Milwaukee Braves
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Mister Bee potato chip bags
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