Museum of the Berkeley Springs

• Allen McPhee
  
  
  (April 15, 2018, 8:47 pm)

  Nice little place that tells the local history.

• Adam,Heather,Conner,Carter Litte
  
  
  (July 27, 2017, 6:24 am)

  Wonderful free, donations accepted museum that shows how our springs deliver water, info on the local sand mine and local history exhibits.

• Stephen Michael Fox Jr
  
  
  (December 29, 2016, 4:10 pm)

  The definitive Museum of Berkeley Springs. Located above the historic Roman Baths in the same building, the museum portrays the history and development of the town. Some pretty cool exhibits inside. The old fashion steam box makes for a great pic opportunity! Definitely worth a visit, why not, its free ?

• Jeremy E.S.
  
  
  (August 1, 2016, 11:21 pm)

  This is the typical solid small town museum run by friendly volunteers that celebrates a unique history. You'll learn about the Springs, the silica mining operations, George Washington's visit, and many other stories. Plan on spending no more than 45 minutes.

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Address: 2 Fairfax St, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 Berkeley Springs West Virginia 25411 United States. Phone: 1-800-447-8797. The Museum of the Berkeley Springs is housed on the second floor of the 1815 Roman Bath House in Berkeley Springs State Park, the Oldest public building in...

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The second floor of the historic Roman Bath House, oldest public building in Berkeley Springs is the Museum of the Berkeley Springs with exhibits on the natural and cultural history of the springs and town. (A historical marker located in Berkeley Springs in Morgan County, West Virginia.)

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Tags: Museums, Social, Arts. Contribute. Museum Of The Berkeley Springs Map. This is the typical solid small town museum run by friendly volunteers that celebrates a unique history. You'll learn about the Springs, the silica mining operations, George Washington's visit, and many other stories.