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Wheeling in 250 Objects
Wheeling in 250 Objects 2019 marks the 250th anniversary of Wheeling’s settlement by Europeans and a citywide observation is taking place. As part of the library’s role in this observation, we are installing, over the course of 2019, a major exhibit called “Wheeling in 250 objects.” We will actually see far more than 250 objects […]
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“25 Works by Wheeling Artists”
Oglebay Mansion Museum exhibit “25 Works by Wheeling Artists” wheeling has a rich artistic heritage. this exhibit explores the role of the artists in elevating community culture and influencing generations of students, and underscores the enduring value and insights of their work.
Find out more »“50 for 250: Icons of Wheeling Glass”
Oglebay Glass Museum exhibit "50 for 250: Icons of Wheeling Glass" from basic tableware to the sweeney punch bowl, glass has been a staple in the industrial life of wheeling since the city's earliest days. fifty outstanding examples have been chosen from the world's largest, most comprehensive collection of wheeling - made glass in celebration […]
Find out more »“Listening through the Lens: The Musical Portraits of George J. Kossuth” (new installation)
George j. kossuth's photographic portraits immoralized internationally renowned musicians, singers, composers and conductors who visited wheeling in the early to mid 1900's. his contributions to the cultural movement in wheeling left a legacy that is still felt today.
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Wheeling’s First Families: “The Web of Kinship: The Nichols & Waddell Families” by Jay Frey
View Presentation Video Free. jay frey is a descendant of these two pioneer families. a veteran of indian wars and the revolutionary war, john waddell settled at short creek in 1795 where the family operated a grist mill for generations. john nichols was in ohio county by 1775. in 1785 he purchased the worthington tract, […]
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