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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...

Gone Forever – Wheeling’s Theatres

Was there any other thing more fun than going to one of the downtown theaters in Wheeling on any given Saturday? I could take a...

Gone Forever – The Wharf Garage

A historical photo series featuring the city of Wheeling.

Gone Forever – Wheeling High School

A historical piece on the former Wheeling High School.

Gone Forever – The Beauty of a Bank

Instead of being re-purposed, the building was demolished.

‘Gone Forever’ – When Wheeling’s Wharf Was for Shipping

For many years, Wheeling's waterfront was industrial in nature.

‘Gone Forever’ – Where Army Tanks Were Made

I know of two locations, one at 98 Peninsula Street, and one in Warwood. I had many friends in my lifetime that worked for Blaw Knox and I have a few photos from the early days during a time when the company made Army tanks.