Sunset over the wetlands at McClintic Wildlife Management Area

TWO WATERS

Where two waters meet... Stories run deep.

TOURS · STORIES · HISTORY

Mingled Waters

Some stories follow you home.

Stone obelisk beneath storm clouds in Point Pleasant
Mingled Waters documentary artwork
Mingled Waters

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Mingled Waters

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Mingled Waters

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Historic powerhouse at the former West Virginia Ordnance Works
Mingled Waters

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Illustrated Mothman statue against a river map and downtown brick buildings

Good finds along the way

WaypointLocal makers. Places worth finding.

Waypoint is a store where local artists and merchants showcase their work, alongside a guide to regional services, food and destinations. Shop the work of people who call this place home, then find your next stop around the Ohio and Kanawha Valleys.

Local art & goods · Shops & services · Food & drink · Regional destinations

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Carry the stories with you

The Two Waters
Field Guide.

A free, growing guide to Point Pleasant and the wider river country—with quick histories, field notes and paths to explore further.

Two Waters Tour TopicsStories connected to current tours.

Beyond PointField notes from the wider Ohio–Kanawha Valley.

Explore the Field Guide
Vintage admission ticket featuring the Silver BridgeTwo Waters river and mountain badge
Michael Treadway

Michael TreadwayPoint Pleasant, West Virginia

The person behind Two Waters

Researcher. Guide.
Inside the landscape.

I'm Michael Treadway. Point Pleasant is home, and there is always another story to follow here. Sometimes it starts in an archive. Sometimes it starts with someone saying, “Do you remember?” Two Waters is where I bring those stories back to the places they came from.

Meet Michael

Plan your visit

Meet us at the water's edge.