Warwood Warwood is a neighborhood located a few miles north of North Wheeling on the banks of the Ohio River. Warwood has a rich industrial history, including steel, aluminum, and mining. The suburb was even named after the Warwood Tool Company, which still exists to this day. Warwood also includes Wheeling’s only dam, the Pike Island Lock and Dam. As one of the most self-sufficient suburbs of Wheeling, Warwood is home to numerous shops,, grocery stores, banks, offices, and other community institutions. The Wheeling Heritage Trail runs through Warwood, and there are parks and playgrounds for other outdoor activities. Warwood has a vibrant community that is committed to improving the neighborhood, organizing volunteer opportunities, and hosting community events. This neighborhood is named after Henry Warwood, who moved his manufacturing company, Warwood Tool, to Wheeling in the early 1900s.Warwood's Garden Park comes alive in the warmer months with a weekly farmers market and a summer concert series hosted by the community assocation, Grow Warwood Pride. Continue the Conversation! Sign up to receive emails that showcase what makes Wheeling a great place to live, work, and play! Featured Listings Marvel Over These Five Homes For Sale In Wheeling Provided May 20, 2022 Fall In Love With These Homes For Sale In WheelingSponsored Provided October 12, 2021 Explore all of the Wheeling neighborhoods here: BethlehemCenter WheelingClatorDimmeydaleDowntown WheelingEast WheelingElm GroveFultonMozartMt. OlivetNorth ParkNorth WheelingOglebayParkviewPleasantonSherrardSouth WheelingSpringdaleWarwoodWheeling IslandWoodsdale
