Block title

Gone Forever – A Neighborhood Known as Grandview Manor

When I grew up, I didn’t know what the Housing Act of 1937 involved, but it was legislation that appropriated funding for public housing. I...

Gone Forever – One. Two. Three Bridges Across the Ohio River

A historic story and photo series on the Steel Bridge, a span once in the city of Wheeling.

Poor Henry Daub – The Demise of a Wheeling Brewer and Saloon Keeper

The history is archived by the Ohio County Public Library.

Gone Forever – Before I-70, There Was the Fort Henry Motel

The Fort Henry Motel was located on U.S. Route 40, or National Road, in Elm Grove, and it seemed to be there during whole childhood.

‘Gone Forever’ – Why Did They Replace Ohio County Courthouse?

There is not much you can say about this building except it is a shame it is gone forever and I could show many photographs, but I will try to keep it to a minimum.

Gone Forever – The Evolution of OVMC

A historical photo series.

Bill Burke Exhibit Features Wheeling in the 1970s

The Ohio County Public Library at 52-16th Street in Wheeling will host an exhibit of 25 photographs taken by Bill Burke in Wheeling during...

Local Filmmaker John W. Miller will Screen PBS Film “Moundsville” Today

Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex in Moundsville, WV is pleased to host filmmaker John W. Miller for a screening of  “Moundsville” on Saturday, April...

First-Ever ‘MOUNDSVILLE’ Free Screening at 2,200-Year-Old Grave Creek Mound in Moundsville at 2 p.m. on April 9

For the first time ever, our PBS film Moundsville is going to be screened at the actual site of the Grave Creek Mound, built by the Adena...
1234...9Page 3 of 9

ABOUT US

LEDE News

Contact us: info@ledenews.com

FOLLOW US

© LEDE News 2024