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Wheeling Jamboree Venue Timeline

 

 

Radio Station WWVA Hawley Building
Studios
where early
Wheeling Jamboree
Broadcasts began

Former Hawley Bldg.
 

 

 

Now known as Mull Center Offices
Wheeling Jamboree Studio Shows
1927-1933
6 Years


 


Studio A

 

Capitol Theatre
Formerly
Capitol Music Hall

Capitol Theatre

Relocated from Hawley studios
January 7, 1933 - February 10, 1934
moved to the Victoria Theater in 1934.
Wheeling Jamboree 1969-2005

"Jamboree USA Years"

36 Years Total
April 3, 2010
Wheeling Jamboree Returned
77th Anniversary Show

 

 

 

Victoria Theater

 

 

Moved from Capitol Theatre
in 1934 for short run
Returned January - December 2009

West Virginia's
Oldest Standing Theater






 

 

Market Auditorium

Wheeling Market Auditiorium


 

 

1937-1945 Demolished 1950's
8 Years

 

 

 

 

Virginia Theatre

Virginia Theatre

 

 

Home to the Wheeling Jamboree
Short run 1936
Returned from1946 -July 1962


17 Years

 

Demolished 1962

 

 

 

Rex Theater
also briefly known as
Coronet Theater

Rex Theater

 

 

Home to the Wheeling Jamboree
1962-1965
3 Years
Demolished in the early 1990's

 

 

 

Wheeling Island
Exhibition Hall

Wheeling Expo Hall

 

Home to the Wheeling Jamboree
1966-1969
3 Years

Currently Owned by
Wheeling Island Gaming, Inc.

"Not in Use"

Sources: 1976 50th anniversary booklet published by WWVA
Journal of Country Music
Wheeling Ohio County Library
Various Artist interviews

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