Webcams of West Virginia
Here is a list of some other webcams around the area and state. Got one
to suggest? Send a note to gazz@wvgazette.com
Concord University
webcams
It’s kind of cool watching college students move around like in
an old “Keystone Kops” film, in this live streaming view of
the J. Frank Marsh Library at Concord University in Athens, W.Va.
Daily Mail Cam:
Check traffic for your trip home or take a gander at a scenic Charleston
view with this webcam, located atop the Charleston Newspapers building
on the corner of Kanawha Boulevard and McFarland Street in downtown Charleston.
Views of the Kanawha River, South Side Bridge and Union Building. This
webcam is popular with expatriate West Virginians who often check it for
a view of their old stomping grounds. They complain if the camera angle
is changed.
Dolly Sods webcam:
Get away from it all by escaping to the top of Dolly Sods, with this zoom-able
webcam located on a tower at Dolly Sods, WV, one of the best views in
West Virginia. From USDA Forest Service National Air Resource Management.
Park Place Stadium
Cinemas lobby cam:
You have to wonder who exactly the audience is for live streaming views
of the lobby of Park Place Stadium Cinemas in downtown Charleston. Then
again, parents with keen eyes could scope out their offsrping trying to
bust into R-rated movies. New: Logan lobby cam.
WCHS-TV's
Towercams:
Shots of Charleston and Hurricane updated every two minutes. If the resolution
were a bit crisper and zoom-able, these would make good traffic and weather-check
cams.
WVVA-TV's Skycam:
Click Skycams for a view of beautiful downotwn Beckley.
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