Camp Washington Carver

The West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture, and History plays a vital role in preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the state through various initiatives, including museums, grants, and arts programs. With locations such as the West Virginia State Museum, Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex, and Camp Washington-Carver, the department offers numerous resources for education and community engagement.

Committed to supporting the arts and historic preservation, the department provides millions in grants annually and hosts a range of exhibitions and events that showcase the rich history and artistic talent within West Virginia. Through features like the Goldenseal magazine and educational programming, it aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of West Virginia's diverse cultural landscape.

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