Note: We have lots of nice pictures that we didn't want to make so small that you can't enjoy them. We also presume that since you are here, that you will take the time to enjoy our pictures. To minimize downloading time, we have grouped only a few pictures on each page. You can progress page by page through our tour.
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The Oil & Gas Museum housed in historic building - downtown Parkersburg, West Virginia. The building was first built in 1874. It was burned and then rebuilt in 1900. |
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Outside exhibit area showing Parkersburg pump jack (in operation) and, at left, a Spencer Machine pump jack. The stones are from the old Parkersburg City Building.
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Steam engine built by the United States Engine Works in Parkersburg. Circa 1905. |
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