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Lewisburg, West Virginia
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The Greenbrier Valley Theatre, established in 1966, is a professional theater that has been entertaining audiences for decades.
The district features a mix of Federal, Greek Revival, and Victorian architecture, reflecting its rich historical evolution.
The Battle of Lewisburg took place on May 23, 1862, and the town served as a key location due to its proximity to the Virginia border.
Built in 1902, Carnegie Hall is one of only four Carnegie Halls in the world still in continuous use as a performance venue.
The district was added to the register in 1978, recognizing its significance in American history and architecture.
The town was named after Andrew Lewis, a prominent figure in the American Revolutionary War.
The Lewisburg Literary Festival celebrates literature and the arts, attracting authors and readers from across the country.
