Posted in West Virginia
December 23, 2015
Here Are The 11 Best Christmas Displays In West Virginia. They’re Magical.
Christmas is just about here and West Virginia is sure looking festive — especially these places. Here are the 11 best Christmas displays in the state.
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See what Christmas was like in an old West Virginia coal camp. Beckley's exhibition coal mine has a great Christmas display.
The lights display was open Dec. 11 to 20.
The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs sure looks beautiful for Christmas.
This lights display has been named one of the best in the country. It features lights covered 300 acres over a 6-mile drive throughout the resort.
Check out this display of more than 30 Christmas trees and wreaths at the historic Blennerhassett Hotel.
The display at Chief Logan features more than a mile of lights and 200 display pieces.
With its Christmas trees (one for each side of the capitol) and lights, the Capitol is a beautiful sight during the holidays.
Each year in Bramwell there's a Christmas tour of the historic houses while they're all gussied up for Christmas. They do not disappoint.
The South Fairmont Rotary Club presents 1.3 miles of Christmas lights and displays at Morris Park in Fairmont.
This lights display has been going on since 1967.
Main Street in Cass Scenic Railroad State Park is beautiful when it's all lit up for Christmas. There are lots of Christmas events -- such as tree light ceremonies, and events with Santa -- during the Christmas season, too.
Where in West Virginia do you think has the best Christmas displays?
