2008 Official Visitors Guide to Greenbrier County, West Virginia - (Page 5) Greenbrier Bowling & Recreation Center Billiards, amusements, pro-shop, bowling and on-site dining. Cosmic bowling on Friday and Saturday nights. Mon & Wed 4-11, Tues & Thurs 10-11, Fri-Sat 11-1 and Sun 1-10 Rt. 219 North, Lewisburg 304-645-3111 Greenbrier Military School Museum Now the WV School of Osteopathic Medicine, this school (1812-1972) and the former Greenbrier College on Church Street had their origins in the co-ed Lewisburg Academy. Featuring museum displays and memorabilia. Mon-Fri 9-4 or by appointment 400 N. Lee Street beside the WVSOM Alumni Center, Lewisburg 304-645-3247 www.gmsaa.org The Greenbrier River Trail A 78-mile trail running along the Greenbrier River from Caldwell to Cass. Originally part of the C&O rail systems, this trail provides river access for shing and canoeing. Open for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and horseback riding. 304-799-4087 or 800-CALL-WVA www.greenbrierrivertrail.com Greenbrier Valley Theatre West Virginia’s Of cial Year-Round Professional Theatre. Presenting theatrical productions, musical concerts, literary events, youth education programs, art exhibits and more throughout the year. Visit them online for their full performance schedule. 113 E. Washington Street, Lewisburg 304-645-3838 www.gvtheatre.org Herns Mill Covered Bridge This historic covered bridge (c. 1884) provided access to the S.S. Herns Mill and is one of only two covered bridges remaining in Greenbrier County. Follow signs from Rt. 60 West, 2.6 miles out of downtown Lewisburg. 800-833-2068 John Wesley United Methodist Church Built in 1835, this historic church has interior galleries and a slave entrance. During the Battle of Lewisburg, a cannonball struck the southwest corner and damage is still visible today. 208 E. Foster Street, Lewisburg Lewis Theatre A unique cinematic experience in downtown Lewisburg, featuring movies on the big screen and concessions. Available for private parties. 113 N. Court Street, Lewisburg 304-645-6038 www.myspace.com/thelewistheatre Lewisburg Elks Country Club Borrowing its architecture from the famous clubhouse at Augusta, this country club offers an 18-hole golf course, seasonal pool and ne dining at Blackwell’s Restaurant. Open to the public. Daily 7am-Dark Rt. 219 North and Brush Road, Lewisburg 304-645-3660 Lewisburg Historic District This 235-acre district encompasses the heart of the City of Lewisburg. Buildings of architectural interest abound, dating back to 1784. A Civil War Battle fought in the city center rounds out the district, along with antique and specialty shops, inns, bed & breakfasts and art galleries. Lewisburg Maple Street Historic District Listed in 1988, this section of Lewisburg features many homes, buildings and architecture of this historically African American settlement. An attractive stone bridge is also visible from Washington Street. North of the Greenbrier County Library, Lewisburg Lost World Caverns Designated a National Natural Landmark, this site possesses large chambers and natural formations. Self-guided tours of the commercial cave and a Natural History Museum. Wild cave tours available by reservation. Thanksgiving-March 10-4; April 1-May 9-5; May 15-Labor Day 9-7; Labor Day-Thanksgiving 9-5 Two miles north of Lewisburg on Fairview Road (N. Court Street) 304-645-6677 or 866-228-3778 www.lostworldcaverns.com Old Stone Presbyterian Church Built in 1796 of native limestone, this building is the oldest church still in continuous use west of the Allegheny Mountains. The adjacent cemetery contains headstones of some of the area’s early settlers. 200 Church Street, Lewisburg Riverview Golf Range Driving range located just east of Lewisburg across from the Greenbrier River. Featuring seven synthetic tees, grass tees and target greens. Over 300 yards of range and demo clubs available. Daily 10-8; April - October Rt. 60 at Stonehouse Road, Caldwell 304-661-GOLF (4653) RiverWise Park Located on the Greenbrier River, this park features a walker-friendly labyrinth path with embedded environmental information, children’s play area, native plants and educational signage. Also a canoe put-in area. Rt. 60 across from Stonehouse Road, Caldwell Seneca Showcase Movie Theatre Two-screen movie theater playing rst-run movies. Offering Family Night special on Tuesdays. Located behind the Greenbrier Valley Mall, Fairlea 304-645-6033 Walking Tour of Historic Lewisburg Self-guided walking tour of historic Lewisburg chronicling the town’s history, founders and architecture. Brochure can be picked up at the Greenbrier County Visitors Center or at numerous locations in the downtown area. 800-833-2068 West Farm A Day on the Farm Have you ever been curious about life on the farm? Well, in Greenbrier County you might not find Old MacDonald, but you will find several farms that have opened their fields up to the public to pick your own fruits including blueberries, red raspberries, blackberries and pumpkins, as well as pick your own flowers. Make plans to visit one of these locations for a true farm experience. Be sure to call in advance for picking conditions. Mountain Top Farm Enjoy picking blueberries and black raspberries in July, red raspberries and blackberries in August and find the perfect pumpkin September through October. Seasonal vegetables also available at the farm. Renick 304-497-2081 Sunshine Farm & Gardens A 60-acre private arboretum and botanic garden with a collection of more than 10,000 different plants collected from around the world by owner Barry Glick. By appointment only. Renick 304-497-2208 www.sunfarm.com West Farm’s Flowers Boasting 120 varieties of flowers, West Farm of Lewisburg welcomes visitors to view their attractive farm while enjoying a variety of flowers and vegetables. May-October, by appointment only. Lewisburg 304-497-3840 White Oak Blueberry Farm White Oak Blueberry Farm in Renick invites visitors to pick blueberries from July to August and red raspberries August through October. Picking buckets and bags are provided. Renick July-October 304-497-3577 (800) 833-2068 The North House Museum Displayed in this 1820 National Register home are the historic artifacts of the Greenbrier Historical Society, including period furniture, textiles, Civil War items, historic wagons and decorative arts. Gift shop onsite. Mon-Sat 10-4 301 W. Washington Street, Lewisburg 304-645-3398 www.greenbrierhistorical.org Watts Roost Vineyard This farm winery sits at the foot of Muddy Creek Mountain. French hybrid grapes thrive and wine is created onsite. Tours, tastings and sales. Thurs-Sat 1-6 2245 Blue Sulphur Pike, Lewisburg 304-645-5308 or 304-667-8843 Brochure Available 5 http://www.gmsaa.org http://www.greenbrierrivertrail.com http://www.gvtheatre.org http://www.lostworldcaverns.com http://www.greenbrierhistorical.org http://www.sunfarm.com http://www.myspace.com/thelewistheatre
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