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Festival of Colors – World’s Happiest Event

September 16, 2017 Executive Director

Join us for the Worlds Happiest Event! Saturday Sept 16th 12pm – 6pm at the Palace of Gold Food, Music,…

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  1. Yoga at Grand Vue Park

    February 18 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

  2. Fun Fitness at Grand Vue Park

    February 19 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

  3. Auditions for Moundsville’s Got Talent

    February 22 @ 6:00 pm - February 23 @ 3:00 pm

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2 days ago
Marshall County Chamber of Commerce

Only two weeks away. Crafts, Vendors, Local Businesses and FREE admission!

14th Annual Marshall County Home & Business Expo, You don't want to miss!

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4 days ago
Cockayne At Glen Dale

To celebrate St. Valentine’s Day, we’ve displayed some of the antique Valentines from our collection throughout the North Parlor for the month of February. There are some fascinating and very intricate cards, along with some adorable school Valentines given to Sam and John Cockayne as children. Come see them for yourself!
In addition, we’d like you to share some love with us! Help us fill the parlor windows with hearts that show what we love about our community! What do you love about Glen Dale, Marshall County or West Virginia? Stop in and fill out a heart or comment below and we’ll fill it out for you! Let’s see some love!

#cockaynefarmstead #glendalewv #wildwonderfulwv #visitmoundsville #visitwheeling #moundsvillewv #wheelingwv #localhistory #housemuseum #showsomelove #lovewhereyoulive ... See more

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5 days ago
History of the Ohio Valley

Some history of the Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex as well!

This is a picture showing the Mound in Moundsville as it looked in 1959. There was originally a block of houses between the Mound and the Penitentiary, as well as a half block of houses between the Mound and Central Elementary. Cars could literally drive around the base, and many did just that to look at the beautiful Christmas light displays every December. In 1977, the block and a half of homes were demolished to make way for the new Delf Norona museum and parking lot. The streets were removed on two sides of the Mound, and a grassy area planted where the homes had been in front of Central school. The other photos show the museum after construction began in 1978. ... See more

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History of the Ohio Valley

The Moundsville Penitentiary nearing completion in 1876, after 10 years of construction by inmates.

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