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From the "West Virginia Grand March to His Excellency Governor Arthur I. Boreman" (1865), composed by Wheeling's E. A. Weber to “West Virginia, My Home Sweet Home” (1947) by Wheeling's Col. Julian G. Hearne, our humble state can boast of a plethora of unofficial and official state anthems, many of which were composed in Wheeling. In this first of two programs to explore the subject, Eli W Lambie — singer/songwriter, pianist, educator, leader of “Eli and the Mojo Kings,” Wheeling Symphony player, and composer of his very own West Virginia tribute song -- will visit Lunch With Books to share the fascinating history and sounds of five lesser known songs of West Virginia. *************************************** Lunch With Books at the Ohio County Public Library in Wheeling, WV is a free lunchtime program featuring authors, poets, musicians, historians, and more every Tuesday at noon. Attendees are invited to bring a bag lunch. Pretzels, beverages, and knowledge are provided. Bring your lunch, feed your brain! Visit https://www.ohiocountylibrary.org for more information. Never miss a LWB broadcast! Subscribe to the Lunch With Books YouTube channel at tiny.cc/LWB-YouTube Follow us on Facebook: / ohiocountylibrary / lunchwithbooks