More than 40 years ago, an old B&O Railroad Station became the home of a famed local restaurant and several small businesses. Over the years a variety of businesses have called Heritage Village home, yet for many years things were very quiet on the corner of 11th Street and Veterans Memorial Boulevard. New life has been breathed into the historic little railroad complex known today as Heritage Station, downtown Huntington’s all-in-one “food, fun and shopping destination.”
The Cabell-Huntington Convention & Visitor’s Bureau anchors Heritage Station from the original train depot building which features The Red Caboose Regional Artisan Center, which sells locally made arts, crafts, and souvenirs and Nomada Bakery which features freshly baked products and pastries. The old train station has been converted into individual shop spaces which are now occupied by fantastic local businesses including Full Circle Gifts and Goods, Gumbo Stop Cafe, BDY Studios, Taps at Heritage, The Historic Hippie, The Chessie Room B&B, All About You Hair & Nail Studio Studio, The HauteWick Social, and of course the Administrative offices of the Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District, in Shop #1.
handicap accessible.