The American Legion Greenbrier Post celebrated its 95th birthday at the Clifford Armory and Community Center during Ronceverte’s Heritage Days during Labor Day weekend.
Birthday cake and drinks were given to visitors who stopped by to view the history of the Greenbrier Post, which included documents, pictures and artifacts to view. Also, visitors were treated to the Kanawha County’s Professional Train Model Club massive displays and several locals who set-up displays in the gymnasium of the armory. Guests had the opportunity to view the displays on Saturday and Sunday of the Heritage Day events.
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