Enjoyed the displays of river memorabilia and the fish tank. The highlight for us was the riverboat…read moresimulator. They were easy to access and use. This museum is very entertaining for the low admission price.

The old museum was great. There us a new one that is awful and fired the 2 ladies that had worked…read morethere for over 17 years (one dealing with cancer) gave them nothing but one weeks pay as a token of their service then almost immediately posted their jobs. Awful morals, no apology, do not recommend the new one​

This was so fun, I got there late so I didn't see much of the museum, but there's a lot to see in…read morethe windows as well, and the shop has a wide array of items from $1 (such as one of the 5 designs of double-sides elongated pennies) to very comfortable hoodies ($40) and even tactical bags with Mothman designs. Staff were very nice and easy to work with. Make sure to go to the park just east of the museum, Tu-Endie-Wei, where the murdered Shawnee leader Hokoleskwa is buried, to complete the experience, many think his ghost is the Mothman seen in the sightings.

I wrote my reviews for Hell, Michigan years ago so I guess I'll make my review #666 about the…read moreMothman Museum. That creepy cryptid looks pretty demonic in a lot of the ways he's represented in here, especially with those glowing red eyes. Mothman Museum is cheekily billed as The World's Only Mothman Museum and you quickly see why. You have to be hardcore into the lore to actually be impressed by this small museum and not be seeing this at least a little tongue in cheek. It's all in good fun, though, except for the Silver Bridge collapse which is actually pretty harrowing and tragic. Admission is only $5 and if you really want to make it worth your while you can sit and watch the entire documentary in the little viewing area. I was pretty wore out from the road and was trying to make Akron by nightfall so I only watched a little. I meant to see if it's on YouTube just like I've been meaning to watch The Mothman Prophecies. Ha! Predictive text suggested Propaganda instead of Prophecies. That's pretty funny. The gift shop is almost half as big as the museum and it's really the highlight, easily outshining a bunch of old newspaper clippings. All the Mothman fanart is fun, too, but it seems like it's really to whet your appetite for buying souvenirs. And there's actually two or three other shops in town selling Mothman t-shirts. An old coworker I knew had 2 Mothman t-shirts and I thought that was so excessive but then I saw a design I liked better than the one I bought her in another shop and was tempted to do the same thing as Zach. I didn't but I kind of get it now. The statue outside has a separate listing here and I gave it a separate review but I will say it's so flipped out and such a powerful photo/selfie magnet that it does make this small kitschy museum seem more worthwhile. My theory is that the teens who originally encountered Mothman were time travelers who saw a future Point Pleasant that was utterly devastated, more abandoned than Gary or East St. Louis. So they came back to the 60s and came up with Mothman so at least this town would have something to hang its hat on. So there would at least be this museum, a couple gift shops, Mothman indoor black light mini-golf next door (!), etc. They went back to the future and said their work was done and that's probably the best that can be done for Point Pleasant. That's my Tale from the Cryptid and I'm sticking to it.

The Artisan Shoppe has endless possibilities of artisan/handmade creations and products. There are…read moreover 20 different vendors giving a wide selection to choose from. This is a great place to go if you want to shop or find gifts.

We decided to stop by this winery on our way through the area and we were not disappointed. The…read morestaff was great and the setting was beautiful. We enjoyed a tasting, a bottle of wine, and a cheese tray. We highly recommend!

Very nice family owned winery in a beautiful setting. Delicious wines and nice staff. We will…read morereturn if in the area again.

Morning Dawn #7 is the first Masonic Lodge chartered by the Grand Lodge of Ohio, in 1810. The home…read morelodge of Brother Bob Evans (yep, that Bob Evans - like the restaurant!) This is a nice facility with friendly Brothers who meet here and very involved in the community. Youth groups like the Jobs Daughters for girls are supported by the Freemasons here. There is a big dining hall, a full kitchen, and of course a beautiful dedicated Lodge Room in the Temple for meetings.

This family owned and operated business conveniently located near Rt 335 and 140 always offers…read morelocally grown, fresh produce and beautiful flowers that are grown on the farm. Visit them for one of their many events including their annual Apple Fest, photos in their sunflower field, floral arrangement classes, and more! They also go above and beyond to make sure you get your produce by setting up at Farmers Markets in Portsmouth and Westerville, OH, and Ashland, KY. Pay them a visit! And if you have a wedding coming up, consider hiring them to do your flowers!

friends and i drove up to pick our own apples and they'd run out the week before and didn't bother…read moreto update their website or the sign inside the store