Martinsburg
About 18,000 people.
Martinsburg is the largest city in West Virginia's eastern panhandle, close to Washington and rich in Civil War and railroad history. It is a growing, welcoming community.
Visit the old Roundhouse where trains were once repaired, explore historic downtown shops, and enjoy the yearly apple harvest festival with parades and treats.
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Railroad History
The Martinsburg Roundhouse is a rare round train-repair building from the 1800s that shows how important railroads were to the town.
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Apple Country
Martinsburg sits in apple orchard country and hosts a big Apple Harvest Festival each fall with rides, food, and a parade.