WHEELING HISTORY COLLECTION

We as a city have so much rich history. 

We see it as our responsibility to bring that history back to life!

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THE FRIENDLY CITY - 90's ERA
THE FRIENDLY CITY - 90's ERA
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THE FRIENDLY CITY - 80's ERA
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THE FRIENDLY CITY - WOMEN'S V-NECK
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THE FRIENDLY CITY - 90's ERA
THE FRIENDLY CITY - 90's ERA

THE FRIENDLY CITY - 90's ERA

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When you think of the 90's a lot comes to mind. High top sneakers, fanny packs, neon pants, bowl cuts, rat tails, muscle shirts, pegged pants, and so on. But nothing screams THE 90's like the GAMEBOY!
THE FRIENDLY CITY - 80's ERA
THE FRIENDLY CITY - 80's ERA
THE FRIENDLY CITY - 80's ERA
THE FRIENDLY CITY - 80's ERA

THE FRIENDLY CITY - 80's ERA

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Oh man, the 80's! How many of you made a mixtape like this? Whether it be for a friend, or the 'special person' in your life; we've all done this! Recorded songs from the radio, or from your favorite single, or your favorite albums!
THE FRIENDLY CITY - WOMEN'S V-NECK
THE FRIENDLY CITY - WOMEN'S V-NECK
THE FRIENDLY CITY - WOMEN'S V-NECK
THE FRIENDLY CITY - WOMEN'S V-NECK

THE FRIENDLY CITY - WOMEN'S V-NECK

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“It’s more about community here, and it seems as if everyone really cares about each other, and they watch out for each other. I’ve not experienced that anywhere else but here. When I have lived outside of this area, I’ve always felt somewhat anonymous, but not here.”

D. Winzenreid - www.WEELUNK.com interview
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY
THE FRIENDLY CITY

THE FRIENDLY CITY

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“It’s more about community here, and it seems as if everyone really cares about each other, and they watch out for each other. I’ve not experienced that anywhere else but here. When I have lived outside of this area, I’ve always felt somewhat anonymous, but not here.”

D. Winzenreid - www.WEELUNK.com interview