Wheeling, WV – During ongoing renovations of an 1858 Victorian Italianate residence, homeowners have unearthed a series of intriguing historical artifacts and architectural anomalies, offering a unique glimpse into the property's past. Among the discoveries is a vintage bloodmobile sign, suggesting the house once served as a facility for the American Red Cross. This find points to a significant period in the building's history, highlighting its role in community service. Adding to the architectural mysteries, an exterior window was found concealed within an interior closet, which surprisingly leads to a stairwell. The purpose and origin of this unusual feature remain a subject of curiosity for the renovators. Further delving into the home's bygone eras, a vintage bentwood chair bearing the mark of the Lyceum School was uncovered. Additionally, an old mirror was found, its label indicating it originated from Nicoll's Art Store, a downtown Wheeling establishment active in the early 1900s. These items provide tangible links to local institutions and businesses of the past, enriching the narrative of this historic Wheeling property.
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