Located about 10-15 minutes just outside of Point Pleasant is this great museum. The staff was…read moresuper friendly as we arrived a little past opening time and had the place to ourselves. Much larger than I had anticipated but it was really cool to stroll through all the old buildings and learn some history. We came specifically for the taxidermy as we had read about General, he was the largest horse alive during his time, 3rd largest horse in the world ever and is the largest taxidermy horse in the world. Turned out there was so much more to see and experience. Best of all it's free admission!! Bring the family and you could easily spend a couple hours here.

The best $5 you'll spend on a museum. They've got all things Mothman, including letters, photos,…read moremany, many news clippings, memorabilia from The Mothman Prophecies, a full-length documentary, tribute artwork...you name it. Plus an amazing gift shop with super cool shirts, magnets, etc. There's nothing R-rated, but it's definitely aimed at adults - those too young to read the articles and descriptions won't have much to do. Note that the mini golf is next door and tickets are purchased separately at each location - that's not completely clear from the website.

Went here during Mothman festival. Very quirky and gives you a lot of history about the myth of…read moreMothman. Love the funny shirts/magnets/stickers they sell.

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.

I've been here twice when visiting my family in the fall. This is a family owned business selling…read moreapples and other produce depending on the time of year. You will also find local honey, apple butter and tshirts just to name a few items. I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and picked up a half bushel of Golden Delicious apples for $15. If you use a card instead of cash there is a $1 fee. Brought the apples home and my Mom, who has dementia, decided to make a homemade apple pie (with a little help from me). The apples were juicy, tender and sweet. The pie was delish! Thanks for helping make wonderful family memories;)

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!

This is a great school for little kids. They are given guidance and encouragement, without the…read morenegativity that can crush tender self esteem. They learn poise, technique, and presence while still being their unique selves. I highly recommend this school.

screen is very dark and sound is poor you can hear the movie beside of you better than the one your…read morewatching. Definitely need to upgrade their screens and projectors or at least clean the glass the movie projects through

It is a small town Theater but has a good sound system but thin walls. Food is good and great…read morepeople working there.

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.