A Haunting Mystery in the Wilds of West Virginia In the autumn of 1984, the dense, rolling forests of Monongahela National Forest became the setting for a mystery that remains unsolved to...
West Virginia History
Mystery Airships Over West Virginia: 1800s UFOs in the Appalachian Skies
Introduction: A 19th-Century UFO Phenomenon Long before Roswell, before the Flatwoods Monster, and even before the Wright brothers took to the sky, mysterious flying...
The Botched Bank Robbery Bandit: Huntington’s 1996 Heist Gone Hilariously Awry
In the annals of West Virginia crime, few tales are as simultaneously absurd and endearing as the 1996 botched bank robbery in Huntington. Picture this: a small-time...
The Drunken Dynamite Disaster: A Moonshine Misadventure in Fayette County, 1920s
Nestled in the rugged hills of Fayette County, West Virginia, during the roaring 1920s, a tale unfolded that could only be described as a cocktail of chaos, moonshine,...
The First Federal Prison for Women: The Alderson Federal Prison Camp
The Alderson Federal Prison Camp (FPC Alderson), located in Alderson, West Virginia, holds a unique place in American history as the first federal prison specifically...
West Virginia’s Unique Statehood: The Only State Born from the Civil War
West Virginia’s statehood stands as one of the most unique and controversial in American history. It is the only state to have formed by seceding from a Confederate...
The Blizzard of 1977: The Winter That Froze an Entire Town
Introduction: A Storm for the Ages Winter storms are nothing new for West Virginia, a state known for its rugged Appalachian terrain and unpredictable mountain weather....
The State Senator Who Faked His Own Kidnapping: The Bizarre Case of Rush Holt Jr. (1958)
Politics has always been a messy business, but few stories are as bizarre, audacious, and downright ridiculous as the time a West Virginia state senator faked his own...
The Shaved Monkey Incident of 1953: West Virginia’s Strangest “Alien” Encounter
The 1950s were a golden age for UFO sightings and alien paranoia. The Cold War was in full swing, America was obsessed with science fiction, and reports of strange...
West Virginia’s Role in American History: Stories You Didn’t Learn in School
West Virginia, a state carved from the tumult of the Civil War, holds a unique and often overlooked place in American history. From its daring decision to break away...
Lost Towns of West Virginia: Forgotten Places and Their Stories
West Virginia, known for its rugged Appalachian terrain and deep coal mining heritage, is home to numerous lost towns—communities that once thrived but have since faded...
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Mystery Airships Over West Virginia: 1800s UFOs in the Appalachian Skies
Introduction: A 19th-Century UFO Phenomenon Long before Roswell, before the Flatwoods Monster, and even before the Wright brothers took to the sky, mysterious flying...
The Botched Bank Robbery Bandit: Huntington’s 1996 Heist Gone Hilariously Awry
In the annals of West Virginia crime, few tales are as simultaneously absurd and endearing as the 1996 botched bank robbery in Huntington. Picture this: a small-time...
The Drunken Dynamite Disaster: A Moonshine Misadventure in Fayette County, 1920s
Nestled in the rugged hills of Fayette County, West Virginia, during the roaring 1920s, a tale unfolded that could only be described as a cocktail of chaos, moonshine,...
The First Federal Prison for Women: The Alderson Federal Prison Camp
The Alderson Federal Prison Camp (FPC Alderson), located in Alderson, West Virginia, holds a unique place in American history as the first federal prison specifically...
West Virginia’s Unique Statehood: The Only State Born from the Civil War
West Virginia’s statehood stands as one of the most unique and controversial in American history. It is the only state to have formed by seceding from a Confederate...
The Blizzard of 1977: The Winter That Froze an Entire Town
Introduction: A Storm for the Ages Winter storms are nothing new for West Virginia, a state known for its rugged Appalachian terrain and unpredictable mountain weather....
The State Senator Who Faked His Own Kidnapping: The Bizarre Case of Rush Holt Jr. (1958)
Politics has always been a messy business, but few stories are as bizarre, audacious, and downright ridiculous as the time a West Virginia state senator faked his own...
The Shaved Monkey Incident of 1953: West Virginia’s Strangest “Alien” Encounter
The 1950s were a golden age for UFO sightings and alien paranoia. The Cold War was in full swing, America was obsessed with science fiction, and reports of strange...
West Virginia’s Role in American History: Stories You Didn’t Learn in School
West Virginia, a state carved from the tumult of the Civil War, holds a unique and often overlooked place in American history. From its daring decision to break away...
Lost Towns of West Virginia: Forgotten Places and Their Stories
West Virginia, known for its rugged Appalachian terrain and deep coal mining heritage, is home to numerous lost towns—communities that once thrived but have since faded...