About Mason County Tour Co.
Get to know Mason County.
Explore Point Pleasant and the surrounding county with local guides who care about its history. We bring together research, conversation, and time in the field to help you get to know the places and stories that make this area our home.
Where Two Waters meet
Here in Point Pleasant, the Ohio and Kanawha meet. Mason County Tour Co. explores the history and heritage of this meeting place and the surrounding county, connecting the stories we find with the places you can visit.
The area holds a great deal at once, from Indigenous history and frontier conflict to river towns and industrial ambition. We follow those threads through research, tours, and storytelling, with room for the familiar accounts and the questions still worth asking.
History is something to engage with. Walk the ground, read the old account, ask whose voice is missing, and bring your own memory to the conversation. Keeping a story alive means letting people take part in it.
Denny Bellamy & Michael Treadway
Stories run deep.
Denny Bellamy leads tours and welcomes visitors to Mason County. He brings the local perspective at the heart of what we do: getting to know a place through the people who call it home.
Michael Treadway researches the stories and handles the planning behind each visit. He also leads tours, connecting what we find in the records with what you can see on the ground.
Together, we want each visit to be enjoyable, rooted in the place, and open to questions. Bring the story you heard, the detail you noticed, or the place you've always meant to visit.
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A place worth sharing
This is home.
Mason County is home to us, and sharing it starts with paying attention to the places we pass every day, the accounts that survive, and the people who remember.
A tour ought to be worth your afternoon. A good story ought to stay with you. We want you to enjoy yourself, see something you might have missed, and leave with another question worth following.
For Educators and Content Creators.
Explore Mason County through educational field trips and excursions, or plan a curated visit for your next video, article, or creative project. We can help you connect your subject with local places and stories.