Cliff's Museum of Automobile Memorabilia, "The Building"

Cliff's Museum of Automobile Memorabilia, "The Building" Open by CHANCE or by APPOINTMENT Don't take a chance, make an appointment! It's worth the effort. (304) 643-4227 or cell (304) 481-5900.
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Cliff's collection of car "stuff". Anything you'd walk into a garage or service station and find. old cars, equipment, oil cans, oil bottles, NOS parts, maps, post cards, coca cola collection from WV, Sterling, Elk, Pure, motorcycle, automobile, trailer, governor's, legislature & more license plates. Recently expanded our Ritchie County History corner, includes any memorabilia that needs preserved, and displayed.

10/22/2025
08/15/2025

Head for the Hills offers a varied mix of events.
“Whether you ride motorcycles, race mini wedges, love to sing or enjoy being around them, the Festival offers something for you,” said Justin Williams, festival committee co-chair.
The 2025 Head for the Hills Festival is set for this Thursday-Saturday at the Legendary Pennsboro Speedway.
“As we all know, money doesn’t grow on trees and in the spirit of having a great time, the festival committee has dropped the daily admission fee from $15 to $10,” added Connie Frederick-Williams, co-chair.
She is also president of the Ritchie County Tourism & Visitors Bureau.
“It’s our gift back to you, the people of Ritchie County and everyone who supports the festival through sponsorships, donations or attendance,” said Frederick-Williams.
Festival admission is $30 for the four-day weekend, $25 for veterans for the four-day weekend or $10 per day.
The Festival is opening its gates free of charge Friday evening, August 15, at 5 p.m., for anyone who donates $10 worth of non-perishable food.
“As a bonus, we have also decided to open our gates free of charge Thursday evening as well,” explained Williams.
Thursday and Friday admission is waived in lieu of a donation of $10 in value of non-perishable food items.
Purchase tickets online at www.HeadForTheHillsWV.com through Wednesday, August 13, at noon, or at the welcome pavilion beginning Thursday, August 14.
“If you want to come in, sing some karaoke or watch the entertainment, just stop by with some can food and spend Thursday and Friday evenings at the festival,” he added.
In celebration of this free admission evening, the festival is hosting a “bonfire” Friday evening.
The festival has three individual three-foot fire rings they will use to contain the fire. Safety is always a first at the festival and every precaution is taken to ensure just that.
The Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Wood County Post 32 Veterans Food Bank, is the festival’s 2025 veterans project.
To read the full story, please visit ritchiecountynews.com or pick up a copy of this week's edition of The Pennsboro News.

It's just a memory now........... but a good one!
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It's just a memory now........... but a good one!

Jersey Jon, Cliff & Sue Weese, Mike Wolf Have you ever visited the biggest car museum in West Virginia? Did you even know it existed? Cliff Weese of Harrisville, WV slowly but surely accumulate…

The Miata Club of Cincinnati visited Cliff's Museum of Automobile Memorabilia, "The Building"today, what a fine group of...
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The Miata Club of Cincinnati visited Cliff's Museum of Automobile Memorabilia, "The Building"today, what a fine group of folk! Y‘all come back again, ya hear?

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