Main Street Point Pleasant, Inc.

Founded in 1989, and today the longest-running Main Street program in West Virginia, Main Street Point Pleasant has directed over $9,000,000 in federal, state, and local government investment to our downtown area, supported well over $10,000,000 in private investment, helped generate hundreds of local jobs, and forged a new path for our historic city. With exciting new projects like the Waterfront Farmers Market and renovations of several historic buildings now underway, downtown Point Pleasant's future is brighter than ever before. Main Street Point Pleasant is responsible for economic development in the downtown historic district, small business support, advertising and promoting our downtown, and developing certain projects that would otherwise never be undertaken, such as the Kisar-Kincaid House and Riverfront Park. Come visit us and see the Mothman Museum, Point Pleasant River Museum, Tu-Endie-Wei State Park, Floodwall Murals, and our dozens of small businesses of restaurants! And always, always Shop Local!