Cleveland Travel Guide

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For such a small community, Cleveland, West Virginia certainly has a lot of local civic pride. That shows in the town's park, which is directly across the road from the defunct store, and behind the mail boxes.

The park has a picnic pavilion and tables, children's playground equipment, and a large green space for recreation. The park is maintained in a very clean and inviting condition with the grass neatly mowed. That's much more than I can say for the parks in many cities.

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Have you ever daydreamed of owning your own town. Here's your opportunity. The entire downtown business district of Cleveland, West Virginia is for sale. It can be gotten at a reasonable price too, since it consists of a single business, the now defunct Woody's Country Store.

Wouldn't life be grand here, operating your own rural general store, with hardly a customer to bother you. For more information call Rohr Real Estate: 472-0320. You can be in business and living the life of which you have always dreamed by this time next week.

Favorite thing: Sad to say, the United States Post Office in Cleveland, West Virginia closed for good in 1995. It has been replaced by this bank of mail boxes, beside the town's school bus stop, and in front of the Cleveland Community Park. Regretably, once a community loses it's post office it often loses its identity, if not its soul.

Even though Cleveland doesn't have a post office of its own any more, it still has half interest in a zip code: 26215. Cleveland shares it's Zip Code with the nearby town of Rock Cave, West Virginia.