Hundred, WV

Hundred is a quiet rural community in Wetzel County, situated along Route 250 near the West Virginia-Pennsylvania border. With around 250 residents, it has the kind of small-town atmosphere where neighbors know each other by name. The town got its unusual name from Henry and Hannah Church, a pioneer couple who both lived past 100 years old, prompting railroad workers to nickname Henry "Old Hundred." Today, it remains a calm, historic settlement surrounded by wooded hills and farmland.

Daily life in Hundred is centered along the main highway corridor, where you will find the local post office, volunteer fire department, and neighborhood businesses. Hundred High School and the local campus serve as major hubs for sports and seasonal events, bringing together families from town and the surrounding countryside. It offers simple country living, open space, and a classic, slow-paced Appalachian lifestyle.