Lewisburg
Old Town · Lewisburg, West Virginia
A small Greenbrier valley town of the 1780s whose centre is a National Register historic district of a couple of hundred acres, walkable end to end in twenty minutes. It has an arts life out of all proportion to its size — a Carnegie Hall built in 1902 and still in continuous use, the state professional theatre of West Virginia, and a main street of independent bookshops, galleries and restaurants. It is the town people actually stay and eat in when they come to this corner of the state.
Washington Street, Lewisburg, West Virginia, 24901, United States
A town, open at all times. Shops generally 10 AM - 5 or 6 PM with several closed Sundays or Mondays. Museum, theatre and Carnegie Hall keep their own schedules — check before travelling for any of them specifically.