
Third visit and worth every minute of the 30 we walked around and checked out the view and graffiti ...
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McColloch's Leap Marker in Wheeling, West Virginia, commemorates a dramatic event from September 1777 when Major Samuel McColloch made a daring escape from pursuing Native Americans by leaping from a steep precipice. This historical site honors his reputation as a protector of the frontier and has become a point of interest for visitors intrigued by local history and legends.
Surrounded by beautiful landscapes and nearby attractions, including Oglebay and the Historic National Road, McColloch's Leap offers both a glimpse into the past and opportunities for outdoor recreation. The area is perfect for those seeking to explore West Virginia's rich heritage and stunning natural beauty.
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Third visit and worth every minute of the 30 we walked around and checked out the view and graffiti ...
It really just looks like a building that didn't get finished but what is really awesome about this ...
I worked for the City of Wheeling Engineering Dept. and did the construction drawings when the remai...