Things To Do in Glen Dale, West Virginia

Grave Creek Mound is one of the largest burial mounds built by the Adena people. The Adena people were the first group of mound builders, ... More on igougo

(Otte, 37', 2006, 48-26-01) across Little Grave Creek E. of Glen Dale , District 3 Township, Marshall County, WV. 7 th St. E. 0.1 miles from jct with US250 (Wheeling Av.) in Glen Dale, curves S. & back E. & becomes Lindy Av. ... More on dalejtravis.com

Screens: 1 Sound: FM (91.5) Car Capacity: 400 Typical season: May - September Technical details: none Glen Dale ... More on drive-ins.com

Inscription. In tribute to Howard D. Blankenship, who made all the arrangements to have both cannons retrofitted to their original. His project started 1977 and was completed 1984. The northern piece was manufactured by N. P. Ames ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Rescued the body of 2nd Lieutenant Benjamin H. Hodgson from within the enemy lines; brought up ammunition and encouraged the men in the most exposed positions under heavy fire in the Little Big Horn River fight. Sergeant ... More on HMDB

Inscription. John Wetzel and sons, Lewis, Jacob, Martin, John, and George, came with the Zanes in 1769 and built a fort. The Wetzels became famous scouts and Indian fighters. In 1787, the elder Wetzel was killed by Indians at Bakers ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Moundsville. Named for Grave Creek Mount. This mound, 900 feet around, 70 feet high, is the largest conical mound in America. The inscribed stone found in it has never been deciphered. Near by was the Indian fort built ... More on HMDB

Unlike most of the people who've previously walked through the gates of the West Virginia Penitentiary in M... More on familydaysoutusa

The old cell block is chilling with its tiny cells and Spartan facilities. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. At Rosbys Rock (5 Mi. E.) Dec. 24, 1852, the B. & O. Railroad joined the Baltimore and Wheeling with the first continuous railroad from the Atlantic to the Ohio, after such engineering feats as building 11 tunnels and ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The “Spirit of St. Louis, ” piloted by Charles Lindberg landed in Moundsville .1 mile west at Langin Field, Aug. 4, 1927. Seen by 140,000 locally, he led aviation into the rocket era, creating the U. S. air ... More on HMDB