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Maps, historic prints and keepsakes for 229 West Virginia towns.

The oldest West Virginia towns in our collection: Bath (Berkeley Springs) (est. 1776), Huntington (est. 1799), Kingwood (est. 1811), Fairmont (est. 1820), Bolivar (est. 1825).

195 of these towns have a free printable coloring page drawn from a photo of a local landmark, for classrooms, libraries and families.

Every West Virginia town page is built from that town's own street map (OpenStreetMap), historic photographs and maps from the Library of Congress, and a short history adapted from Wikipedia. Each design is printed to order in the USA as a poster, mug, sweatshirt, ornament or other keepsake.

Compare: West Virginia town records, the highest, lowest, densest and fastest-growing towns in the state.

Christmas gifts from West Virginia towns

For anyone who grew up in West Virginia or moved away from it: ornaments, mugs and blankets made from a West Virginia town's own street map. Every town page has the full set; see all ornaments, mugs and blankets.