Welcome to the Town of Mullens, West Virginia
Mullens, West Virginia (WV), a community in Wyoming County, was incorporated as a town in 1912, as a city in 1929, and was named for A. J. Mullins, who owned the land upon which it was built. The incorporated name was inadvertently spelled "Mullens." Mullens developed rapidly in the early 1900s as shops and a terminal for the Virginian Railway opened. Much of the downtown is protected as part of the Mullens Commercial Historic District.
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Located in the foothills of Mullens WV, this trail rider's getaway features a full kitchen, dishwasher, reclining sofas, and big screen TV with free Wi-fi/Netflix. Enjoy unlimited hot water after a long day on the trails.
Traditional Barbecue joint with dining room and a full bar. Lunch and dinner till 9pm. Breakfast on Friday and Saturday, closed Mondays.
Mullens is located on highways WV-16 and WV-54 at the mouth of the Slab Fork of the Guyandotte River approximately 15 miles east of Pineville, West Virginia, 15 miles southwest of Sophia, West Virginia, 25 miles southwest of Beckley, West Virginia, and 35 miles northwest of Princeton, West Virginia.