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Wheeling Heritage Media Launches Podcast on Wheeling Brewer

Weelunk Staff
August 21, 2019
Murder (maybe). Philanthropy. Prostitution. Industrialization. Corruption. All these words are synonymous with Wheeling brewer Henry Schmulbach. And Wheeling Heritage is bringing Wheeling’s brewing history t...

Walter of Wetzel Street: The Wheeling Foundations of an International Labor Legend

NIck Musgrave
September 3, 2018
On Sept. 1, 1907, two German immigrants, Valentine and Anna Reuther, welcomed their second child to the world. A healthy baby boy, Walter Reuther was one of 41,641 souls who would be counted in the 1910 Wheelin...

What Really Happened That Tragic Night of Aug. 14, 1878?

Ryan Stanton
August 14, 2018
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Henry Schmulbach: entrepreneur, beer baron, philanthropist and socialite. These are all words that describe one of Wheeling’s most influential and successful businessmen. Schmulbach built an empire during an...

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