Picture This: Charleston celebrates America 250
Gov. Patrick Morrisey (right) and West Virginia National Guard Adj. Gen. Jim Seward wave as they make a full circle in the America 250 Big Wheel Thursday morning.
(Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
Gov. Patrick Morrisey gave brief remarks Thursday following his ride on the America 250 Big Wheel, the world’s largest portable Ferris wheel. Joining Morrisey (pictured left to right) were First Lady Denise Morrisey, West Virginia National Guard Adj. Gen. Jim Seward and his wife Leslie Seward.
(Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
Gov. Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey take the first ride on the George Washington gondola on the America 250 Big Wheel Thursday morning. The Capitol City Celebration festivities for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence began Thursday afternoon and continue until Sunday.
(Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
The America 250 Big Wheel, a Ferris wheel that is free to ride during the Capitol City Celebration Thursday through Sunday, provides riders a eye-in-the-sky view of the State Capitol Building and the surrounding Kanawha Valley.
(Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
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- Gov. Patrick Morrisey (right) and West Virginia National Guard Adj. Gen. Jim Seward wave as they make a full circle in the America 250 Big Wheel Thursday morning. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
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- Gov. Patrick Morrisey gave brief remarks Thursday following his ride on the America 250 Big Wheel, the world’s largest portable Ferris wheel. Joining Morrisey (pictured left to right) were First Lady Denise Morrisey, West Virginia National Guard Adj. Gen. Jim Seward and his wife Leslie Seward. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
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- Gov. Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey take the first ride on the George Washington gondola on the America 250 Big Wheel Thursday morning. The Capitol City Celebration festivities for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence began Thursday afternoon and continue until Sunday. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
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- The America 250 Big Wheel, a Ferris wheel that is free to ride during the Capitol City Celebration Thursday through Sunday, provides riders a eye-in-the-sky view of the State Capitol Building and the surrounding Kanawha Valley. (Photo by Steven Allen Adams)
West Virginia National Guard Adj. Gen. Jim Seward and his wife Leslie Seward joined Gov. Patrick Morrisey and First Lady Denise Morrisey Thursday take the first rides on the George Washington gondola on the America 250 Big Wheel. The Capitol City Celebration festivities for the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence began Thursday afternoon and continue until Sunday.