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Lewisburg, West Virginia
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Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg, built in 1902 after a fire destroyed the original Lewisburg Female Institute, is now a nonprofit arts and education center. It was added to West Virginia's Paranormal Trail in 2025, with tours that tell of Jeanne Coyne, a former art teacher, and reports of footsteps, flickering lights and whispers.
Working arts center with galleries and performances; check carnegiehallwv.com for hours and tours.
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