Eastern Panhandle Reading Day 1

This aptly named area produces lots of fruit. The commercial production started in the mid-1800’s.

• Crawford Woolen Mill
• B&O Station
• Cashmere Mills
• Apple Pie Ridge

Outdoor adventurers interested in fishing may enjoy visiting this Eastern Panhandle location.

• National Fisheries Research Center
• Morgan Cabin
• Tanger Factory Outlet Center
• Apple Pie Ridge

These locations may be of interest for tourists wishing to view a live performance.

• Apollo Theatre, Old Opera House
• Early Stone House
• B&O Station
• Crawford Woolen Mill

Very old location for worship; was once called Morgan’s Chapel.

• Harewood
• Early Stone House
• Morgan Cabin
• Christ Episcopal Church

This spot, near Bunker Hill, was reconstructed as part of the US bicentennial celebration.

• Morgan Cabin
• Apollo Theatre, Old Opera House
• Blue Ridge Outlet Center
• Tanger Factory Outlet Center

This house’s construction began in 1774 by George Washington’s 2nd in command on the frontier.

• General Adam Stephen House
• Harewood
• National Fisheries Research Center
• Claymont and Blakely

Found on Water Street, this home is a prime example of how limestone native to the area was used for construction.

• Blue Ridge Outlet Center
• Tanger Factory Outlet Center
• Harewood
• Early Stone House

Found in Martinsburg, this was completely destroyed by Stonewall Jackson, except for the station house.

• B&O Station
• Belle Boyd House
• Blue Ridge Outlet Center
• Claymont and Blakely

This is found on Race Street in Martinsburg. The owner wanted to raze the property to build a parking lot in 1992, but the Berkeley County Historical Society organized a campaign to save and preserve this important history.

• Belle Boyd House
• Apollo Theatre, Old Opera House
• B&O Station
• General Adam Stephen House

This spot, originating in the 1700’s, is a great example of how people used streams and creeks to power industry.

• The Bunker Hill Mill
• Early Stone House
• General Adam Stephen House
• Apple Pie Ridge