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In commemoration of the centennial of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, Archives and History created Fighting the Long Fight: West Virginia Women and the Right to Vote, a look at the decades-long struggle of West Virginian for the right to vote. |
| In conjunction with the public opening of the Senator Jennings Randolph Collection on June 20, 2018, Archives and History created Jennings Randolph: "Your 'New Dealer' for all the years!," an online exhibit about the late congressman from West Virginia that uses materials from the collection. |  |
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In 2017, Governor's intern Tiana Hall and Archives and History created Together We Won the War: West Virginia and World War I, a look at West Virginians role in World War I. |
| In memoriam to former Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. who passed away on January 7, 2015, Archives and History created Arch A. Moore Jr., 1923-2015: A Photographic Tribute, an online exhibit of images of the late governor from the West Virginia State Archives collections. |  |
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In 2013, the state's sesquicentennial year, Archives and History created Taking the Oath: 150 Years of Gubernatorial Elections, a look at inaugurations for the thirty-five West Virginia governors to serve from 1863 to 2013. |
| In memoriam to Senator Robert C. Byrd, who passed away on June 28, 2010, Archives and History created Robert C. Byrd, 1917-2010: A Photographic Tribute, an online exhibit of images of the late senator from the West Virginia State Archives collections. |  |
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In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the West Virginia primary election of 1960, in which the state played an important role in determining the presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, Archives and History created Battleground West Virginia: Electing the President in 1960, a history of the primary campaign and election using newspaper accounts, photographs, audio-visual footage, and other primary documents. |
| In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry, Archives and History created His Soul Goes Marching On: The Life and Legacy of John Brown, a look at the life and impact of John Brown using primary documents and photographs. |  |
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A State of Convenience: The Creation of West Virginia is a history of the statehood process using primary documents. |
| The U.S.S. West Virginia exhibit commemorates utilizes documents and photographs to trace the history of this historic battleship. |  |
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"Hope to See You Soon: A Collection of West Virginia War Letters" contains letters, photographs and other documents from the collections of the State Archives and the Veterans Memorial Archives. |
| "Shaping the Capitol Complex: Cass Gilbert, Inc." is a collection of photographs and correspondence relating to Cass Gilbert and the construction of the West Virginia State Capitol. |  |
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Buffalo Creek commemorates one of the deadliest floods in U.S. history, which occurred thirty years ago in southern West Virginia. |
| "Celebrating Lives: A Glimpse At African-Americans in West Virginia" is a photographic exhibit that displays more than one hundred images of African-American life in the Mountain State. |  |