Marietta-Washington County
No admission feeTourism bureau for Marietta and Washington County, Ohio, home to Ohio River history and Campus Martius.

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Visitor center on the Ohio River with interactive exhibits on refuge wildlife, mussels, and regional history.
3982 Waverly Rd, Williamstown, WV · Williamstown, WV
The refuge visitor center sits on the Ohio River banks and serves as a starting point for exploring the islands. Its lobby holds a native mussel tank, and its exhibit area includes a large river aquarium with native fish. Historical displays cover how people have used the islands and river, including mussels for button making. Turtle tanks, bird and mussel identification displays, and educational programs for all ages add to the visit. Visitors can use the picnic area, restrooms, a gift shop, a bird viewing area with feeders, trails, and a fishing pier nearby.
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Tourism bureau for Marietta and Washington County, Ohio, home to Ohio River history and Campus Martius.
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