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Berkeley Springs, West Virginia

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The Resume

    (1776- )
    Born in United States
    Located on the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia
    Originally named Bath, prior to 1802
    Located in Morgan County
    Population is 624 as of the 2010 census
    Town motto is 'America's First Spa'

Why Berkeley Springs, West Virginia might be annoying:

    Its establishment has been associated with the Colonial Times.
    It was forced to change its name from Bath, as a result of a community in Virginia with the same name (prior to the secession).
    Its population dropped from 2,982 people in 1860 to 407 a decade later.
    Its economy primarily relies on the tourism industry.
    It earned a reputation of being a hub for wild activity, such as drinking and gambling during its heyday.

Why Berkeley Springs, West Virginia might not be annoying:

    Its natural mineral water springs made it a popular destination throughout its history.
    It is home to the historic Berkeley Castle, which serves as a historical landmark in the community.
    It was one of 11 towns to be voted as one of the 100 Best Small Art Towns in America.
    George Washington discovered the area, and he and his family were among one of the first settlers in the new town.
    Its population saw a significant growth following the Revolutionary War, as soldiers felt the springs had medicinal benefits.
    It is home to both the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Event and the Apple Butter Festival, which draws significant tourism outside of the spas.

Credit: Eddie Burphy


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