America’s 250’th Celebration Grants Available

RCHS is offering providing grants for Semiquincentennial educational / interpretive projects related to Randolph County connections to America at 250. This can include Declaration, early settlement, or Revolutionary War connections, or “stories of America” that evolved from that. There will be $12,500 to give out, with expected grant amounts between $500 and $2500 each.

The information and application for this grant is available at HERE.

Applications are due by November 17, for appropriate educational projects with public benefit, taking place from January through September 2026.

For questions please email randolphcountymuseum@gmail.com

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Nestled in the small town of Beverly, West Virginia is the Randolph County Historical Society. Beverly is one of the first settlements west of the Alleghenies and has a rich abundance of history.
The society’s mission is to preserve the history of Randolph County and it’s people through the use of the Randolph County Museum, and three other historic features:

• The Joseph Stalnaker Cabin
• The Subscription Schoolhouse
• Mt. Iser Confederate Cemetery

To learn more about the Randolph County Historical Society, visit our ABOUT page.
To  learn more about the Randolph County Museum click HERE
Or, to join the effort and become a member of RCHS, click HERE
RCHS depends upon contributions for its operations. To make a (tax-deductible) donation, click the PayPal button below: