Wheeling West Virginia Kids Hoodies

Retro greetings from Wheeling West Virginia. Excellent gift or souvenir.

The Wheeling Stogies was a minor league baseball team based in Wheeling, West Virginia, that played under several different names at various times between 1877 and 1934. They played mostly in the Central League and the Middle Atlantic League, as well as in several various other area-based leagues. The Stogies can be traced back to 1877 and the city's first professional team known as Wheeling Standard, which featured Jack Glasscock and Chappy Lane. Then in 1887 the city once again fielded a new team known simply in the record books as Wheeling. However, the following season, Wheeling came to be called the "Nail City" for its nail industry, creating the Wheeling Nailers, a team name which even today is used for the city's professional ice hoc

Late 1940's luggage label from Wheeling, West Virginia.

west virginia strong purple

Because I love the food in Wheeling, WV!

West Virginia

This is a maze in the shape of the State of West Virginia. The maze begins near the top and ends on the bottom.

WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA

The perfect tribute to your home state.

City Pride: Wheeling, West Virginia

CLARKSBURG WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia State USA

OGLEBAY WEST VIRGINA

state flower of West Virginia - Rhododendron

Vintage Wheeling, WV

Wheeling West Virginia had its own alien sighting that the press called Bashful Billy! This is a colorized version of the original drawing that was printed in the paper

Vintage Charleston, WV

You Can Go Fast But I Can Go Anywhere

Greetings from Wheeling West Virginia, Vintage Large Letter Postcard

Reno & Smiley - The Classic Country Collection

An arrowhead, reminiscent of the National Park Services arrowhead logo, containing a scenic photo of the National Park.

Vintage Morgantown, WV

Vintage Moundsville, WV

Vintage Clarksburg, WV

Vintage Fairmont, WV

A circle design with a photo of the National Park.

An arrowhead, reminiscent of the National Park Services arrowhead logo, with the name of the National Park contained in the shape.

An emblem reminiscent of the trail markers on the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.

A digital recreation of the famous National Forest signs.