Lost World Caverns

Lost World Caverns, located just outside Lewisburg, West Virginia, is an underground natural series of caverns. In November 1973, the caverns were registered as a National Natural Landmark as they "feature terraced pedestal-like stalagmites, flowstone, curtains, rimstone, domepits, and waterfalls."

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Location: 37.8326, -80.4469, KML, Cluster Map, Maps,
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  Project Greek Island ⓘ
  United States government continuity program in West Virginia (decommissioned)

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  Lost World Caverns ⓘ
  caves and attraction near Lewisburg, West Virginia, USA

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  Organ Cave ⓘ
  historic cave in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, USA

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LostWorldsSign

BridalVeil

LostWorldsCave

LostWorldsBuilding

StalagmiteFormation

IceCreamWall

LostWorldFormations

WarClub

SnowyChandelier

Flowstone from the Lost World Caverns Commercial cave formed from calcium carbonate rich water dripping down cave walls and can be described as "cave icing" or "frosting".

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
site	bunker		Project Greek Island	bunker	Wikidata
site	cave		Lost World Caverns	show cave, museum	Wikidata
site	cave		Organ Cave	show cave, cave	Wikidata
commons	image		LostWorldsSign		Commons
commons	image		BridalVeil		Commons
commons	image		LostWorldsCave		Commons
commons	image		LostWorldsBuilding		Commons
commons	image		StalagmiteFormation		Commons
commons	image		IceCreamWall		Commons
commons	image		LostWorldFormations		Commons
commons	image		WarClub		Commons
commons	image		SnowyChandelier		Commons
commons	image		Flowstone from the Lost World Caverns Commercial cave formed from calcium carbonate rich water dripping down cave walls and can be described as "cave icing" or "frosting".		Commons