Chevrolet Dealer Near Inwood, WV

In the late 1880s, the Cumberland Valley Railroad expanded into Berkeley County. With a new transportation route in place, a resort called Inwood Park was built in south Berkeley County. Shortly after that, a post office was established and a community began to form around the resort. For 21 years, beginning in 1892, an annual event called the Inwood Fair was held at Inwood Park. This event was extremely popular and brought in a lot of foot traffic for the community. It helped the community to grow into the town known today as Inwood, West Virginia. Many orchardists found work in the area, and, in the early 1900s, a co-op was established with the help of local politician, Gray Silver. Apples were easily the most popular product of the orchards. Due to the popularity and profitability of the apple crop, a group of investors was brought on board by Gray Silver to fund commercial production of the fruit. A school was also established in Inwood to teach future generations about the art of apple growing. Since then, Inwood has continued to grow into the lovely town it is today.

Inwood has much to offer in the form of entertainment. You can browse around Taylor’s Farm Market and grab some of Inwood’s finest fresh produce. For some family fun, you should consider taking a trip over to JayDee’s Family Fun Center. Or, when autumn rolls around, you can enjoy a day at Old McDonald’s Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze. If you are in need of some relaxation, Personal Reflection Day Spa is the perfect place for you. There are also a variety of restaurants and bars perfect for a night out in Inwood. Enjoy the delectable cuisine offered at places like The Dining Room, Viva Mexico Family Restaurant, and The Cider Press. After dinner, you can grab some drinks with friends at Tiki’s Pub & Grub, Four Corners Club, or Angel’s Bar & Grill. You just can’t go wrong when it comes to having a good time in Inwood.

– Inwood Park, the resort that grew into a town, was named for the simple fact that it was located “in the woods”.

– Inwood, WV was chosen to be the site of the 1883 World’s Fair. Unfortunately, Inwood didn’t get the chance to showcase its hosting abilities that year as the World’s Fair did not take place.

– In 1920, an apple processing plant was opened in Inwood by the C.H. Musselman Company. By the end of the decade the plant became one of a kind by transitioning to exclusively produce applesauce.