My husband, sister and I did the self-tour this morning and enjoyed learning as we went. Chris the…read morehost was most kind and helpful. My sister and I spent our youth living in Beverly and I've been fond of the history and the people. Well done Beverly Historical Society or whomever is working to bring the past to life for others to learn, well done. We also bought lots of yum yums from the Farmers Market, such good food, highly recommend stopping and buying some fresh vegetables and baked goods, support local farms.

This museum is known for its Civil War history, but it offers so much more! For just $5 you can…read moretour 4 different restored historic buildings with four permanent exhibits on food and daily life, frontier travel, the courthouse "war" with Elkins, and yes, the early days of the Civil War. There are many temporary exhibits too, so it's worth coming back again. Besides the museum, they offer lots of free visitor information on other things to do like walking tours, brochures, and directions to other historic sites. Free WIFI and bathroom too!

This is 2.5 stars really because while meh, I've experienced better (and I NEVER say "meh"), you…read morereally need this Ski Barn location because if, like me, you don't ski or snowboard much, you won't have all the shit you need. Thus, Ski Barn earns a three-star rating for being in the right place at the right time. The prices are semi-high, although the shop offers a 10 percent discount for college students (and you best believe I'm still milking my undated GW college ID from last year). The selection is weak, but that is usually the case with noncorporate boutiques and stores. The customer service, in true Canaan style, was pretty much nonexistent. I picked up some socks, snowboard mittens and a sunglasses band. We also rented our snowboard equipment from Ski Barn because the quality and selection here were better, and the prices cheaper, than Canaan Valley Resort, where we were staying and 'boarding. I'll be back, I'm sure, not out of desire, but necessity.

Definitely forget renting at either Timberline or Canaan Valley and head to the conveniently…read morelocated Ski Barn (mid-way between both ski resorts). Equipment rental prices are much more affordable at the Barn and you can pick up all those expensive necessities that you need, but might not necessarily want to make the investment in (like ski bibs, helmets, etc.). If you reserve online, you get a 10% discount on your total, which is always helpful. I will say that on the two occasions I visited recently, at the first visit - the staff handled a large crowd with a much appreciated polite efficiency, however on our return, when the store was empty - I found it to be that cliche ski rental place experience, a bunch of staff standing around with somewhat of a snitty attitude that they had to process our returning rentals and interrupt their story (which was about 'poop' btw). So, while customer service might be hit or miss, this is pretty much your best option for skiing around Davis.

New bookstore in town. Cozy interior. Walls of books, old and new. Friendly employee. Area for…read more$1.00 books. Area for &5.00 books. Very clean inside with chairs and tables.

Very knowledgeable staff, who goes above and beyond to obtain specialty items. Awesome tea and…read morecoffee selection, best CBD around, and nature-based suppliments. Did I mention farm fresh eggs? Feels good to shop local! Definitely a weekly stop for our fam. The kids love the natural sodas!

They have one of the best selection of organic products in Elkins. If they don't have it, then they…read morewill more than likely be able to order it for you. When you walk in take a deep breath because it smells delicious! They now offer fresh produce during the winter months.