Sites & locations
Browse every landmark, mound, and river bend across Marshall County. Visit one to stamp your passport.
Prabhupada's Palace of Gold
A shimmering marble-and-gold palace built by the Hare Krishna community in the Appalachian hills.
Grave Creek Mound
The largest conical burial mound in North America, raised by the Adena people over two thousand years ago.
West Virginia Penitentiary
A gothic stone fortress that housed prisoners from 1876 to 1995, now open for tours and paranormal investigations.
Nana's Pizza and Pies
Family pizza shop on Jefferson Avenue serving hand-tossed pies, hoagies, and homemade pies.
Mason Dixon Barbecue Co.
Smoked brisket, pulled pork, and house barbecue in a casual Moundsville joint.
Acapulco Mexican Restaurant
Popular Mexican restaurant serving classic Tex-Mex favorites and margaritas in Moundsville.
The Lancaster Mansion Inn
A restored 1890s Victorian mansion turned bed-and-breakfast in the heart of Moundsville, within walking distance of the penitentiary and the mound.
Grand Vue Park Cabins
Rustic cabins and treehouses on the ridge of Grand Vue Adventure Park, steps from the zip-line canopy tour and ridge-top trails.
Bob's Lunch
Family-owned diner on 3rd Street serving homestyle American breakfasts, lunches, and daily specials.
Grandma Jo's Polkadot Cafe
Uptown family cafe with home-style cooking, breakfast specials, and a much-loved homemade burger.
Grand Vue Park
A mountaintop adventure park with ziplines, aerial courses, trails, and a pool above the Ohio River valley.
The Strand Theatre
A restored 1920 vaudeville house at the heart of downtown Moundsville.
Moundsville Bridge
The silver truss span carrying travelers across the Ohio between Moundsville and rural Ohio.