Hardy County Courthouse
Hardy County was created in 1786, and Moorefield is the fourth oldest town in West Virginia.

John Mathias Homestead
Built in 1797, the house, now restored as a museum, is the oldest in the county. The museum is located on Rt. 259 south of Baker near the State Park entrance.

Lee Cabin
Used as a summer retreat of General Robert E. Lee's father, "Light Horse" Harry Lee, in the early 1800s, the restored cabin serves as a museum and is located at Lost River State Park.

Lost River Valley Museum
The Lost River Valley Museum in Lost River depicts life in the Lost River Valley over the past 200 years. Open 10-5 daily except Wednesdays and Thursdays from Memorial Day through October; weekends in May and November through mid-December.

Rt. 259 at Lost River, Lost City, WV 20816
Phone: (304) 897-7242 • Email: johnh@hardynet.com Internet: www.LostRiverCraft.com

McCoy-McMechen Museum and Theater
A landmark in Moorefield, the theater originally opened in 1928. Reopened in 1989 as a community museum and arts center with two show rooms and a 240-seat restored theatre, the McCoy-McMechen Museum Theater hosts four season events annually as well as community and local performances.

Oakland Hall (c.1840)
Once a private residence, now serves as the clubhouse for the Valley View public golf course located outside of Moorefield.