Virginia Room Digital Collection

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The Virginia Room Digital Collection includes photographs, oral histories, books, pamphlets and finding aids to items in the Virginia Room. Continue to check back for new additions.

Browse Items (17 total)

Window display at Heironimus dedicated to the history of Virginia College.

Window display at Heironimus promoting war bonds, featuring Czechoslovakia.

Window display at Heironimus for Calexico Colorama clothing collection at Heironimus. Sign reads, " Calexico Colorama our color-drenched collection of California fashion by Air - Assembled in our newly decorated pation shop, 2nd floor".

Window display at Heironimus promoting products made from California redwoods.

Window display at Heironimus promoting war bonds, featuring Luxembourg.

Window display at Heironimus for Calexico Colorama clothing collection at Heironimus. Sign reads, " Calexico Colorama our color-drenched collection of California fashion by Air - Assembled in our newly decorated pation shop, 2nd floor".

Christmas window display for children's art supplies at Heironimus.

Window display at Heironimus advertising Revlon's Ultaviolet line of cosmetics.

Christmas window display at Heironimus utilizing the editorial written by Virginia O'Hanlon to the New York Sun on 21 September 1897 asking 'Is there a Santa Claus?'. The editorial prompted the reply of one of the paper's editors, Frances Church, to…

Window display at Heironimus for Hara-Kiri robes. Sign reads, "Newest, most popular in Hon. Japanese fashion apparel...authentic ceremonial Hara-robe."

Window display at Heironimus chronicling the history of Norfolk & Western Railway during Roanoke's Golden Jubilee 50th Anniversary.

Window display at Heironimus promoting war bonds, featuring Poland after it was invaded by the Nazis in World War II.

Window display for Revlon's Ultraviolet line of cosmetics at Heironimus.

Window display at Smartwear Irving-Saks, formerly located at 210-212 S. Jefferson Street.

Window display at an Esso Station.

Display in the coffee shop window for the VMI/VPI game.

John Nolen's plans for the City of Roanoke on display in the windows of Heironimus.
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