Historic Bramwell Walking Tour

Bramwell is one of the most historic towns in West Virginia and was once home to more millionaires per capita than anywhere else in the United States, thanks to the coal boom of the late 1800s and early 1900s. Today, the town is known for its beautifully preserved Victorian and Tudor-style homes, its National Historic District, and its popular seasonal home tours that invite visitors inside these remarkable properties. The Bramwell Walking Tour brochure features 19 different stops that gives insight to the familes and homes of the town.

FEATURES

Walking map available at CVB office, WV welcome centers and in the town of Bramwell
Gives information on each historic home
Makes a loop around the Bluestone River

📍 Address:
100 Simmons Avenue
Bramwell, WV 24793

Two women stand outside a historic stone church in Bramwell, West Virginia, smiling as they look at a pink “Historic Bramwell” brochure. The church features a tall stone tower with arched stained-glass windows, and autumn trees and a stone building are visible in the background behind a black iron fence.