Exhibits in the Museum are designed to interpret the warm mineral springs and their impact on the history and culture of the area. They are housed on the second floor of the Roman Bath House and are created by volunteers who research the topic, prepare materials and collect artifacts. There are freestanding individual pieces and temporary exhibits as well as the following permanent ones.
| Geology of the Berkeley Springs: |
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Includes relief map and quartz crystals
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| Native Americans -- 8500 years of Local History: |
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Tools, arrowheads, and locator map
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| James Rumsey, Steamboat Inventor: |
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Includes patents, letters and locator map
Click on image to view Rumsey Exhibit Manual |
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| Town of Bath: |
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Moray print, 1776 plat, and artifacts
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| Host to History: Hotels, Inns and Ordinaries 1775-1905 |
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Includes locator map, photographs and artifacts
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| Delights of Berkeley: |
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More than a dozen sketches by Porte Crayon
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| Bathing at Bath: |
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Historic swimsuits, photos and a sit-up steam cabinet
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| H.H. Hunter: |
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Superintendent Bath Square, Architect/Builder, Inventor, Prospector. Includes furniture and inventions
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| Tomato Festival: 1938-41 |
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News clippings, artifacts
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| Bottling the Berkeley Springs: |
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Artifacts including bottle cappers and signs
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| Purity of the Spring Water: |
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Chemical analysis charts, cups and hand pump
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| Trustees of the Berkeley Springs: |
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Artifacts from Washington Elm
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| Pure Silica for Glass: |
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Silica products and photographs
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