Governor’s Mansion, Capitol Now Open For Free, Guided Tours
The West Virginia Governor’s Mansion – fully decorated for the holiday season – is now open to the public for free holiday tours.
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Pearl S. Buck
March 6, 1973: Author Pearl S. Buck Dies
Author Pearl Buck died in Vermont on March 6, 1973, at age 80. She was born in 1892 at her maternal grandparents’ home at Hillsboro in Pocahontas County.…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPearl S. Buck Grapevine Travels to Michigan
A grapevine clipping from the home of Pearl S. Buck, a world renowned author with West Virginia roots, just arrived in Michigan and soon will be planted…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPearl S. Buck Conference Announced
The West Virginia Humanities Council and West Virginia University say the first three-day "Living Gateway" conference will begin Sept. 11 at the Erickson…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPearl S. Buck: Someone Every West Virginian Should Know, Why and How
West Virginia University announced a partnership with West Virginia Wesleyan College that will honor and celebrate, preserve and offer for research a…
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W.Va. Schools to Honor Author Pearl S. Buck
West Virginia University and West Virginia Wesleyan College are honoring award-winning author and Nobel laureate Pearl S. Buck.The schools are hosting an…
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