Which festival celebrates the history of logging in West Virginia?

The festival that celebrates the history of logging in West Virginia is indeed linked to the traditional practices and cultural significance of the logging industry in the region. The West Virginia Maple Syrup Festival, while it highlights the unique agriculture of the area, does not focus specifically on logging.

The Stonewall Jackson Jubilee is primarily a celebration of the life and legacy of the Confederate general, while the Appalachian Heritage Festival showcases various aspects of Appalachian culture, including music, arts, and crafts, but does not center on logging specifically. The Mountain Music Festival focuses on the musical traditions of the mountainous regions, again without a specific emphasis on logging history.

In contrast, the festival that directly reflects the logging industry and its impact on West Virginia’s development is the West Virginia Maple Syrup Festival, which may include historical logging demonstrations and recognize the importance of the logging industry to the state's economy and culture.