The beautiful
Spring 2013 edition of
In Wheeling
Magazine explores the splendid diversity of ethnic Wheeling. Make
sure you pick up a copy of this well crafted and important issue, which is
available at
numerous locations around the Ohio Valley.
The
issue includes a fascinating map of ethnic neighborhoods in Wheeling and the
Ohio Valley, recipes for fantastic ethnic foods, and, as usual a series of
wonderful photographs and other features. It's sure to become a treasured
edition.
Historian
Hal Gorby,
whose energetic appearances at
Lunch With Books at the Ohio County Public Library to talk
about South Wheeling's Polish community and "Wheeling in the Progressive Era"
were very popular and well attended, contributed articles on the Polish and
Slavic communities.
Wheeling National Heritage Area Corporation historian
Rebekah Karelis contributed articles on the English, Scot-Irish, Greek,
and Jewish communities. Our friend
Margaret Brennan contributed the
article on Wheeling's Irish, of course.
In Wheeling's Dominick
Cerrone wrote articles on the town's Italian, Lebanese (with Alex Nagem),
and African American communities And yours truly was honored to be asked to
contribute an article on Wheeling's large German community.
In
Wheeling also included a very nice feature on both volumes of
The Wheeling
Family, which they graciously called a "must read" for "anyone
interested in Wheeling's ethnic quilt."
Remember, if you decide to get a
copy of either volume of
The Wheeling Family at the Ohio County Public Library,
$1.00 will be donated to the library for each copy purchased. The library still
has a few in stock and they make a thoughtful Easter gift!
Dear Patrons,
Historian Hal Gorby,
whose energetic appearances at Lunch With Books at the Ohio County Public Library to talk
about South Wheeling's Polish community and "Wheeling in the Progressive Era"
were very popular and well attended, contributed articles on the Polish and
Slavic communities. Wheeling National Heritage Area Corporation historian
Rebekah Karelis contributed articles on the English, Scot-Irish, Greek,
and Jewish communities. Our friend Margaret Brennan contributed the
article on Wheeling's Irish, of course. In Wheeling's Dominick
Cerrone wrote articles on the town's Italian, Lebanese (with Alex Nagem),
and African American communities And yours truly was honored to be asked to
contribute an article on Wheeling's large German community.
