Timber buildings at reconstructed Fort Randolph

Work with Mason County Tour Co.

Bring your curiosity. Let’s make something.

A class with a question. A community with a story to tell. A creator looking for the place behind the legend. Tell us what you have in mind.

Schools · Libraries · Nonprofits

History you can
step into.

We can shape a local history visit, talk or research session around your group and the questions you are exploring. River life, frontier history, wartime industry and community memory all offer ways into a much larger story.

  • Guided visits and discussions for educational groups
  • Local history talks and workshops with archival materials
  • Research and storytelling for community projects

Share your topic, group size, age range and preferred dates. We will work through the route, format and practical details together.

Filmmakers · Writers · Content creators

Find the story
behind the shot.

Working on a documentary, a short video, a podcast or a local history project? We can help you get oriented, find useful historical context and bring a local perspective to the work.

  • Research support, source leads and story development
  • Location planning and guided visits around the region
  • Interviews, narration and collaborative media projects

Send a little about your audience, the story you want to tell, and the kind of help you need. We can discuss a collaboration that fits.

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Tell us about your visit.

We accommodate educational field trips, group excursions, and content creators looking to curate a special visit. Share a few details about your group and what you would like to explore. Michael will follow up to discuss the route, timing, and practical details.

Prefer to get in touch directly? Email michael@wvow.org or call 304-220-0011.

Fields marked “optional” can be left blank. This is an inquiry; we’ll confirm availability and details together.

You can also email michael@wvow.org.