Author: James Thornton

Gone Forever – The Heart of Main Street

A look at the history of an area in downtown Wheeling.

Gone Forever – Wheeling Tile

Gone forever from Wheeling.

Gone Forever – 10th and Market

Retail once thrived in downtown Wheeling.

‘Gone Forever’ – The Cave Club

A look back at a place no longer here.

Gone Forever – Elm Grove Train Trestle

The span remained in place for many years after train travel ended in Wheeling.

Gone Forever – Point Museum

The Point Museum When you think of Wheeling Gone Forever, you don’t always think of people. But, one of my great friends, Chip West, along...

Gone Forever – B&O Train Trestle

A history piece on the prominence of trains in Wheeling.

Gone Forever – Black’s Music

A history piece on an old record store.

Gone Forever – Stroehmann Vienna Bakery

It was once a popular destination for Wheeling residents.

‘Gone Forever’ – A Castle Known as The Pythian

Many people of my age might say they don’t remember this building, but as you can see in these photographs, there were many businesses within it over the years. Several bars were there, as was a laundromat and dry cleaner, offices, and even a bingo parlor.

Gone Forever – County Music and Wheeling Legends

There's even a stretch of Interstate 70 named for them.

‘Gone Forever’ – A Series

It happens in every small city in the United States, and when a business closes or a building is torn down, the names, faces, and the experiences of the people that lived and worked within those walls are gone forever.

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