Best places: Museums in Marietta, United States

Museum devoted to the Mothman, a local legend, featuring press clippings, documents & memorabilia.

👍👍 This Asylum is somewhat spooky. Visited the History tour for 90 minutes for 4 floors and the Guide John have explained it nicely. This Asylum has much history. We need to sign waiver before starting the tour. Tour prices are good and reasonable.

2,000-year-old burial mound created by prehistoric people, plus an interpretive museum.

Green space at the confluence of the Ohio & Kanawha rivers, with a Battle of Pt. Pleasant monument.

Exhibits on Marietta's founding & the Northwest Territory along with tours of 2 historic buildings.

Concerts, musicals & dance performances staged in a 19th-century venue with a lobby art gallery.

Nostalgic place with extensive exhibits of classic toys as well as operating model train layouts.

Museum featuring the history of America's glass industry, plus a shop with glass pieces & books.

History museum in an 18th-century Palladian-style mansion on a river island accessed by boat.

👍 Great place to visit and remember the past. Heritage Farm near Huntington is a little better organized and upkeep is cleaner, but for free admittance with suggestion of donation, the WV State Farm Museum is well worth the trip.

Built as a customs house, this building became a site of discussion as Virginia became a state.

👍👍 Rather off the beaten track, enjoy the mountain drive to find this gold mine. It is a building full of carefully collected & displayed objects of the paranormal you will find nowhere else. Owner, collector Steve Hummel will guide you through.

👍👍 I was going to share a joke, but I dont think you would get the point. What a wonderful , small, cool place. I was very happy to see this mans awesome hobby

👍👍 Admission is $10 per person and you pay $1 per pound of flint. Park in the parking spot, go up to the house and READ the rules first, don't knock on the door. Then go get your flint and enjoy your time. Don't venture too far back or you'll run into the neighbors and you'll be trespassing. REMEMBER t...

👍👍 Everyone should visit this place. Learn a little history. Amazing items to view.

Landmark museum offering a variety of American artwork including Southwest Native American textiles.

👍👍 The Kennedy Stonehouse Museum is a historic house located in Salt Fork State Park in Guernsey County, Ohio. The house was built in 1837 by Benjamin Kennedy and his family. It is a two-story, stone house with a gable roof. The house is furnished with period furniture and artifacts. The museum is open...

👍👍 Lots of artifacts and info! A real eye opener!