Northwest Turnpike / Mount Olivet Cemetery / Bunker Hill / Veterans Museum of Mid-Ohio Valley Veterans Museum / Riverview Cemetery / John Cook Cemetery / City Park This cemetery / Holliday Cemetery / Odd Fellows Cemetery / Cook Family Cemetery / Dils Cemetery / Empire State building / Hamilton Streets This cemetery / Neal Cemetery / /
IndustryTerm
father-in-law / oil boom town / oil / son-in-law / abundant natural gas / /
MusicGroup
Sand / Laurel / /
NaturalFeature
Ohio River / Ohio Valley / Little Kanawha River / Bunker Hill / Volcano Situated / Mid-Ohio Valley / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Parkersburg High School / Civilian Conservation Corps / Post Office / Wood County court / Virginia General Assembly / U.S. Treasury Department’s Bureau of Public Debt / /
Person
Joseph Tomlinson / III / Joseph Eisele (John Schafer) / Ransom Reed / Zachary Taylor / Bob Enoch / Thomas Tavenner / Peter Van Winkle / William E. Stevenson / Margaret Blennerhassett / Spencer Park / Andrew Johnson / Hugh Streets / B.W. Jackson / Albert B. White / Jacob B. Jackson / Joseph Spencer / Harman Blennerhassett / Andrew Jackson / Park Avenues Colonial / James Neal / Hugh Phelps / John J. Audubon / Jess Mancini / Robert Crooks / interred here including former West Virginia Governor Albert B. White / / /
Position
Captain / second sheriff / President / Colonel / Governor / congressman / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Virginia / Wood County / Pennsylvania / Loudoun County / /
Tomlinson House 901 3rd Street (WV 14), Williamstown This Federal-style two-story brick home overlooking the Ohio River was built in 1839 by Joseph Tomlinson, III, and is Williamstown’s earliest surviving dwelling.