Editing Barboursville, West Virginia (section)

== Landmarks ==
[[File:This old tollhouse on Main Street in Barboursville, West Virginia, took payments along the land portion of the old, 1800s-vintage James River & Kanawha canal-road turnpike through town. It was LCCN2015631797.tif|thumb|Toll House]]
There is a trail through Barboursville that showcases many of its historic buildings. One such structure is an old toll house dating to the pre–[[American Civil War|Civil War]] era. Other landmarks include the Veterans' Home, Barboursville Elementary and Middle Schools (both schools have been rebuilt), and Barboursville Park, which serves as a popular recreation area for residents of the area.

Barboursville is located near [[U.S. Route 60]], which follows the route of the historic [[Midland Trail]].

The Barboursville Park is another major attraction within the Village. It encompasses more than 750 acres and has soccer and baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, fishing ponds, walking trails, equestrian trails, horse show ring, and amphitheater. There is also a newly opened splash pad and plans have been announced to build a disc golf course. The U.S. Youth Soccer Region 1 Championship was held at the soccer complex within Barboursville Park in 2015 and 2016. Also hosted was the U.S. Youth Soccer Region 1 President's Cup in 2017.

Lake William in the Barboursville Park is a 17-acre impoundment located on the City Barboursville's Community Park in Cabell County. Access to the lake is by County Route 31 and 31.<ref name ="Lake William">{{cite web|title=Barboursville Lake
|url=http://www.wvdnr.gov/fishing/public_access.asp?county=Cabell&type=Lakes&point=I4}}</ref>