Martinsburg is the county seat of Berkeley County in the Eastern Panhandle, and a city with a lot of history from its railroad days and Civil War connections. Today it’s growing into a fun little city with plenty to do and many family-friendly events and activities.

Martinsburg is one of the fastest growing cities in West Virginia, so there's plenty of room for strange and interesting attractions.
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The town has a lot of interesting history, like this roundhouse from the B&O railroad.
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The roundhouse was used to turn trains before sending them on their way.
For the Kids, By George Children's Museum nearby offers interactive exhibits and play spaces for children to learn about trains.
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Martinsburg has one of the few remaining puppet theatres in the country.
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Wonderment Puppet Theater has puppet shows and interactive exhibits for children.
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Address: 412 West King Street, Martinsburg, WV 25401-3204.
For more family fun, check out Orr's Farm Market, a farm and orchard with animals and pick-your-own opportunities.
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Seasonal picking times are offered for berries, flowers, pumpkins, and more. Read more about the farm here.

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Or take a trip to Martinsburg's own little goat cheese farm.
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Read more about the farm here.
You might do a double-take when you see this giant apple by the side of the road.
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The giant apple contains a time capsule that was dedicated October 19, 1990 to be opened in 2040. Apple production is a big part of Martinsburg's history, and it was once named the Apple Capital of the World. The apple sits on West King Street.
The Historic McFarland House regularly hosts events and themed dinners.
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Harry Potter fans enjoyed several themed dinners and date nights last year.
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See the latest updates on their Facebook page.
Martinsburg is embracing its quirky atmosphere with the annual celebration of OddFest.
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Businesses around town feature strange and unusual events and attractions, like a rubber ducky guessing game.
It can get downright weird, but Martinsburg likes it that way!
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Last year the Apollo Civic Theatre featured a scary movie night and offered creepy rides in a coffin or hearse.

Swing by Martinsburg anytime to see some of their fascinating attractions, or enjoy an extra weird weekend at OddFest. This year’s activities will take place will take place July 8-9, 2017. Visit the OddFest website to learn more.

For another weird attraction in West Virginia, check out the Mystery Hole in Ansted.

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