Parkersburg Historical Home & Museum

Victorian home built in 1895 for local banker Charles C. Wolf including history museum and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A very large mansion consisting of 7632 square feet of living area which includes 32 rooms, a large 3 story turret with servants quarters. The home depicts living at the turn of the 20th century and is decorated in that time period with unique furnishings, fixtures and artifacts. Parkersburg school memorabilia dating from 1893 as well as items from local businesses. A wonderful experience for those who enjoy finely crafted architecture, woodwork and the Victorian Era.