Tiny Worlds – Illustrator Rosalie Haizlett Celebrates Appalachian Flora, Fauna, and Fungi with New Exhibit at WLU
Tiny Worlds – Illustrator Rosalie Haizlett Celebrates Appalachian Flora, Fauna, and Fungi with New Exhibit at WLU
Tiny Worlds – Illustrator Rosalie Haizlett Celebrates Appalachian Flora, Fauna, and Fungi with New Exhibit at WLU
Stone Church Cemetery Restoration Work Session Set for October 23Provided October 21, 2022On Sunday, October 23 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Friends of Wheeling will hold a cemetery work session at...
No Rest for the Dead: The History of Moving Bodies in Wheeling’s CemeteriesEmma Wiley November 30, 2020Wandering around some of Wheeling’s graveyards, you might see some gravestones with dates older than the cemetery itself. How can...
Greenwood Cemetery Tour 2017Judi Hendrickson August 26, 2017Sunday, September 10, 2017 is the date of the next Friends of Wheeling historic tour of Wheeling’s Greenwood Cemetery. Costumed characters...
Don’t Miss the Greenwood Cemetery TourJeanne Finstein September 16, 2015Friends of Wheeling will host another Greenwood Cemetery Tour on Sunday, Sept. 20. Two, seven-person walking tours will include notable...
Wheeling Heritage Continues Mt. Wood RestorationJackie McDermott September 2, 2015 The Wheeling National Heritage Area Corporation continues to breathe new life into Wheeling’s oldest cemetery. This summer, the Mt....
The Mabel Files: Tale of the Sweeney PunchbowlsGerry Griffith May 18, 2015“Young lady,” whispered the old man to Mabel Minns as he moved slowly and quietly between weathered gravestones and pointed...
