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Wall street is the only pedestrian street in Morgantown. Until the recent renovations replacing the lights, the street contained the original natural gas lanterns. There are benches for people to sit on and a small memorial garden.
The Metropolitan Theatre was originally an opera house built in 1924. It is currently going through restorations. Performances such as concerts and plays are still held there today to raise money to complete the restorations.
Warner Theatre was built in the 1930’s by world renowned architect John Eberson. It was originally a single screen theatre but has since been turned into a multi screen facility. Today it offers an interesting assortment of independent, Indie, and other films not shown at national theaters at lower prices.
Black Bear was opened in the 1990’s and has offered Morgantown a unique atmosphere that is filled with art, music, and good food. The restaurant boasts many local items, such as beer and tofu, along with other vegan choices. Offers family friendly dining.
123 Pleasant street has been many things, from apartments to various stores before becoming a bar in the 1950s. The interior and name has gone through many changes but today it encompasses both 123 and 121 Pleasant Street. Currently it offers an array of live musical performances.
The PRT that runs through Morgantown is unique because it is the only one of its kind. Personal Rapid Transit can carry students and non students alike from one end of the city to the other in half the time it would take on foot.
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