The Arnott House B&B

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 Hope You will continue to Visit Spencer,WV.  

 Stay and enjoy the Country Hospitality!!!

Book your room for 2010 Blac Walnut Festival. People are loving our place and My wife's Wonderful

Country Breakfast.

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Travelocity Honors the Black Walnut Festival

"It can be hard to get the meat out of the tenacious black walnut, but when you do, it's worth the sweet reward." Lucky for you, someone's already done all the work at this small-town festival with lots of good food and crafts.

"The walnuts find their way into everything," from baked goods and candy to ice cream and salads. Kids can take to the carnival rides, one-room school tours, and two parades. The majorette and festival queen contests can sometimes get heated, so if you're looking for respite you can browse some of the antique shows.

Come visit the Nation's best Black Walnut Festival™ and Travelocity's Editor's Pick this October, 8th - 11th, 2009.

Full article: Travelocity.

Be sure to mark your calendars for
October 6-10, 2010 for the 56th Annual
West Virginia Black Walnut Festival!

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Robey Theater

Spencer WV

 
The Robey Theater in downtown Spencer was a vaudeville house before it began showing silent films in 1908. Today, the historic theater continues to operate as a movie house.

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Civil War Site in Spencer is located founded on the same land that Union and Confederate soldiers took up arms on in August 1861.  Today, the park features a replica wooden cannon as well as a cemetery where the first casualty of the battle, Union soldier William Pool, is buried.



Visit the Civil War Site Online.


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Progressive Living--The City of Spencer continues to raise the bar on progressive living with the creation of the Chestnut Ridge Artist Colony. Perched on a ridge overlooking Downtown Spencer, the Chestnut Ridge Artist Colony is home to three world class artisans with over 200 acres still to develop. Visit the Chestnut Ridge Artist Colony Online..