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Marion County, West Virginia
West Virginia Counties
Pages about Marion county:
Cities:
- Bethesda Baptist Church - Includes history, doctrinal statement, schedule of services and other events, and contact information.
- Historical Carolina Coal Mine - Facility offers rental of three storage buildings and one office building. Includes photos, directions and contact information.
- City of Fairmont - Known as "The Friendly City." Located along side the Monongahela, Tygart and West Fork Rivers. Is the county seat of Marion County and is the largest municipality in Marion County. Chartered February 18, 1899.
- Institute for Software Research, Inc. - A not-for-profit corporation that engages in advanced research and development of software and related technologies for both commercial and government clients.
- West Virginia High Technology Consortium Foundation - Catalyst for economic diversification by partnering with government, business - both large and small, and academia: to invest in the education of a quality workforce; to research technologies for competitive advantage; to stimulate the development of a high technology infrastructure.
- Mannington Main Street - A Non-Profit Organization preserving the past for the future. To learn more please visit the website.
- Marion County Technical Center - A vocational technical school located in north central West Virginia, serving students in Marion and Wetzel Counties. Offers a wide variety of technical programs, as well as adult education.
- North Marion High School - Serves areas of Marion County not served by the two Fairmont high schools, such as Barrackville, Fairview, Mannington, and Mononga.
- Marion County 4-H & Youth Development - Service of the West Virginia University Extension Service. Description and history of 4-H. Links to individual 4-H club pages within the county, and to state and national 4-H pages, including "[FourHWeb]Create?."
- Pricketts Fort - Day-use historical and recreational park, located just north of Fairmont. The original fort was built in 1774, and provided a place of refuge from Indian attack for early settlers. Now a state park, the site also includes the Job Prickett House, c. 1859, listed on the National Register of Historical Places.
Please feel free to add your Marion county, West Virginia resources to this page.
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