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EP149
Man in sunglasses and plaid button up standing in front of Houtz Barn. Crowds of people are watching an event happening on the porch of Barn in the background. Date on back on photograph is July 1994
EP148
Man on right in plaid button up pointing with both hands to the right of photograph. Trees on right have been cut down. Date on back of photograph is 09 July 1993
EP147
Trees in forest cut down. Man in middle of photograph on machine pushing felled trees into pile. Date on back of photograph is 05 July 1993
EP146
Trees in the forest cut down with smoke ascending from pile of logs on the right. Man on right in machine pushing fallen trees into pile. Date on back of photograph is 05 July 1993
EP145
Trail in forest. Signs on right are unreadable.
EP144
Signs along forested trail. Sign on the left says “Crystal palace” Sign on the right is blocked by tree.
EP143
Trail in forest with two signs on the left. Closest says “ Tinsmith”, second is unreadable.
EP142
Man on right with back to camera walking along icy path. Date on back of photograph is 08 February 1993
EP141
Trees with no leaves. Date on back of photograph is 08 April 1991.
EP140
People in winter coats standing outside Nissan Truck hauling christmas trees. Date on back of photograph is 05 December 1992.
EP139
Clearing with chickens on the right.
EP138
Houtz Barn under construction with machine on the right. Date on back of photograph is 28 April 1994.
EP137
Three men sawing tree branch in historical attire. Date on back of photograph is 28 June 1993.
EP136
Group of people underneath attached part of Wray Barn Date on back of photograph is 23 June 1993.
EP135
Side profile of Wray Barn with snow on roof and on the ground. Date on back of photograph is 08 February 1993.
EP134
Wray Barn with snow on the ground. Date on back of photograph is 08 February 1993.
EP133
Small log building with covering on left side. Date on back of photograph is July 1994.
EP132
Wray Barn. Date on back of photograph is 12 August 1994.
EP131
Dirt dug out underground with building (possibly Houtz Barn) under construction in the background. Date on back of photograph is 17 May 1994.
EP130
Crowds of people walking past Wray Barn. Date on back of photograph is 12 August 1994.
EP129
Man in hat and striped button up pointing to the left. Groups of individuals listening to him and looking towards the direction he is pointing. Date on back of photograph is 23 June 1993
EP128
Groups of people walking along trail leading into forest. Date on back of photograph is 12 August 1994.
EP127
Garden plots behind Hofauger House. four men in frame with backs to camera. Date on back of photograph is 11 May 1993
EP126
Side profile of Hofauger House with brick chimney.
EP125
Hofauger House in winter time with snow on the ground. Date on back of photograph is 08 February 1993
EP124
Land with Brugh’s Tavern on left and silos in background. Snow on the ground. Date on back of photograph is 04 February 1993
EP123
Land with farm homes (Brugh’s Tavern on left) and silos in the background. Cows grazing.
EP122
Damaged beams supporting roof in attic. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994.
EP121
Beams supporting roof. Nails exposed and damaged boards on roof. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP120
Support beams on the ceiling. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP119
Damaged/old wood panelling. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP118
Brick behind wood posts. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP117
Narrow staircase leading down to unidentified place. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP116
Three individuals looking in damaged Brugh’s Tavern with flashlights. Woman on left is looking at ceiling, man in the middle is looking at wall, man on the right is looking inside a room. Date on the back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP115
Woman on left looking past doorway of worn down Brugh’s Tavern. Fireplace on right is boarded up. Date on the back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP114
Brugh’s Tavern before reconstruction. Date on the back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP113
Trees covered in snow with Roanoke river in the background. Snow on the ground.
EP112
Roanoke river with forest surrounding all sides. Date on back of photograph is 13 September 1994
EP111
Trees with Roanoke River in background. Date on back of photograph is 13 September 1994
EP110
Three children sitting on a tall fence of wood posing with Dan Abbott in Native American garb. Date on back of photograph is 22 April 1996
EP109
Children watching Scott Sarver in historical attire reload a musket. Date on back of photograph is 22 April 1996
EP108
Interior of Mountain Union Church building with podium and pews in frame. Date on the back of photograph is 06 May 1998
EP107
Sign that “Mountain Union Church Circa 1880 Congregation Est. 1882” With church in background. Date on back of photograph is 06 May 1998
EP106
Man in top hat smiling at camera, individuals in historical attire speaking with individuals in normal attire. Welcome Center in background, sign that says “Arthur Taubman Welcome Center” Date on back of photograph is 06 May 1998
EP105
Goose laying down on grass.
EP104
Two geese laying down in pen.
EP103
Sign with Elk that says “ Explore Park’s Blue Ridge Settlement Exhibit: You are about to embark on a journey. Like the Indians frontiersmen, and early settlers who preceded you, your path will lead through a wilderness abundant in life-sustaining…
EP102
Sign that says: “An American Farm Family: In the spring of 1829, 21-year-old Samuel Hofauger married Elizabeth Hays. He was German by descent and a farmer. She was the daughter of an English family on Back Creek in what is now Roanoke Country.…
EP101
Group of people in front of Wray Barn chatting with one another. Date on back of photograph is July 1994
EP100
Children in historical attire (girls in bonnets) standing at porch of Houtz Barn with Patriotic banners along railing. Date on back of photograph is 06 July 1994
EP099
Kemp’s Ford School House with sign that says “Kemp’s Ford School” Map attached to sign. Date on back of photograph is 12 August 1994
EP098
Lake with wooden posts in front of water.
EP097
Women in historical attire standing in front of Kemp’s Ford School House. Two women on left are leaning against a tree.
EP096
Group of people walking away from Houtz Barn with carriage in front of building.
EP095
Trail leading to Houtz Barn with carriage in front and wooden stakes on the right.
EP094
Toadstools on ground.
EP093
Pile of metal slats.
EP092
Hammer on top of anvil.
EP091
Daniel Young in overalls and hat tending to fire on outdoor traditional grill.
EP090
Daniel Young to a group of children and parents.
EP089
Men in overalls and hats working on constructing a building. Man on left is working at logs, man on right is at support beams.
EP088
Dan Abbott in traditional Native American attire with women in similar attire behind him. Animal hides are on logs behind man.
EP087
Underneath administrative building supported by concrete bricks. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994.
EP086
Inside of one side of administrative buildings before completion. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP085
Administrative buildings. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP084
Administrative buildings with truck in background. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994.
EP083
Semi-Truck hauling trailers (administrative buildings) in clearing. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994.
EP082
Red Chevrolet in clearing with green semi truck hauling trailer homes.
EP081
Rupert Cutler and two girls posing in front of Sweat Lodge.
EP080
Rupert Cutler sitting on log posing with two girls in front of wooden enclosure with gate open.
EP079
Man in hat firing shotgun within wooden enclosure.
EP078
On the left: two girls and Rupert Cutler watching Kimberly Burnette on right. Woman on right is standing at a table in historical attire inside Hofauger House.
EP077
Explore Park. Two girls posing with Rupert Cutler in polo and hat in front of Hofauger House.
EP076
Explore Park. Two girls sitting on bench in school house with Rupert Cutler in vibrant polo behind them smiling for camera.
EP075
Explore Park. Children posed in front of tree with Roanoke River in background. Boys in matching outfits with girl in purple outfit in the middle with arms around the boys.
EP074
Explore Park. Man and woman in historical attire underneath canopy of log building part of Hofauger Farmstead.
EP072
Explore Park. Woman on the right in historical attire is crouched down in doorway of Kemp’s Ford Schoolhouse looking at ground. Girl on the left in purple shirt and shorts and red sneakers. Man in background in ball cap and pink polo.
EP066
Explore Park. Sheriff with “Police: Virginia’s Explore Park” on arm facing camera.
EP060
Explore Park. Construction site of Houtz Barn. Man carrying ladder in background.
EP058
Explore Park. Man in jacket and beanie pointing to stone of early construction of Houtz Barn looking to the left off-camera.
EP057
Explore Park. Musician on left on Hofauger House porch surrounded by instruments. Woman on right sitting on the porch watching musician.
EP056
Explore Park. Chickens in front of fence with Wray Barn in background. Date on back of photograph is 24 May 1994
EP055
Explore Park. People leaning against fence of the Wray Barn. Date on back of photograph is 09 August 1994
EP054
Explore Park. People going in and out of Wray Barn. Date on back of photograph is 09 August 1994
EP053
Explore Park. Firepit surrounded by stones with Sweat Lodge in the background. Date on back of photograph is 11 February 1992
EP051
Explore Park. Houtz Barn under construction. Date on back of photograph is 31 May 1994
EP049
Explore Park. Individuals watching two men clean off hooves of horse. From left to right: Man in hat and overalls watching, boy in yellow outfit looking at camera, two men helping clean hooves. Date on the back of photograph is 09 August 1994.
EP047
Explore Park. Trail along a fence with Wray Barn and Hofauger House in the background of forest clearing. Date on the back of photograph is 09 August 1994
EP046
Explore Park. Wooden fence with clearing in front of Wray Barn and Hofauger House. Date on back of the photograph is 09 August 1994.
EP044
Explore Park. Group of people unloading off of green horse-drawn carriage. Date on back of photograph is 06 July 1994.
EP041
Explore Park. Individuals surrounding horse, crowds of people watching an event taking place on the porch of Arthur Taubman Welcome Center in the background. Virginia is for Lovers hot air balloon on right of the photograph. Date on back of…
EP038
Explore Park. Six men are lined up in the middle amongst a crowd of viewers. From left to right, three men in normal attire, one man in Native American traditional attire, man in normal attire, man in Native American traditional attire. Date on back…
EP037
Explore Park. Child in Native American garb is looking at the camera with a bow and arrow in hand. Children behind him are also participating in archery. Crowds of people past a tent are watching a different event. Date on back of photograph is 27…
EP036
Explore Park. Banner that says “2nd annual monacan indian powwow.” with coca cola logo on banner. Crowds of people walking behind the sign. Date on the back of photograph is 27 July 1994.
EP030
Explore Park. Three individuals posing for a picture around sign that says “Historic Brugh Tavern Restaurant. Circa 1800”. From left to right: woman wearing red blouse and skirt. Woman standing directly behind sign, Rupert Cutler in blue button up…
EP073
Explore Park. Group of individuals and children lined along a bench listening to the speaker on the right.
EP071
Explore Park. Woman on the right in historical attire is in doorway of Kemp’s Ford Schoolhouse crouched down speaking to girl on the left in purple shirt and shorts and red sneakers.
EP070
Explore Park. On the right a woman in historical attire is standing in doorway of Kemp’s Ford Schoolhouse pointing in front of her. A group of children are looking at her with a woman in the background holding a camera and a man to the right looking…
EP069
Explore Park. Original Brugh’s Tavern before reconstruction. Exterior is damaged and windows are boarded up. Date on back of photograph is 06 September 1994
EP068
Explore Park. Carriage ride of several young children and two adults in the background.
EP067
Explore Park. Carriage full of people being pulled by horses along a dirt trail. Hofauger House and Wray Barn in background.
EP065
Explore Park. People singing around a piano. Books on shelves on the wall behind them. From left to right: man playing an instrument, woman singing along, man playing instrument, women singing along, woman playing at piano, man in santa hat singing…
EP064
Explore Park. Individuals at piano. From left to right: woman leaning head on the shoulder of the woman to the right who is smiling, man in santa hat singing, woman sitting down singing, man playing trombone, women in red playing at piano.
EP063
Explore Park. Man on the left in historical attire speaking to a group of people sitting on the porch of Hofauger House. Date on back of photograph is 16 November 1993.
EP062
Explore Park. Construction site of Houtz Barn with unfinished stone siding and exposed wooden beams.
EP061
Explore Park. Construction site of Houtz Barn with dirt dug up in front of building, stone siding being put in, and wooden beams exposed.
EP059
Explore Park. Construction site of Houtz Barn underground with dug up dirt on the left and a machine and worker on the right.
EP052
Explore Park. Man on the left in plaid button-up looking at a small hut made of branches with large fabric pulled back on top of it.
EP050
Explore Park. Man cleaning hoof of horse, man on the right watching. Another horse is in the background on the left.
EP048
Explore Park. Early construction phase of Houtz Barn. Logs on the left hand side, and construction equipment on the right.
EP045
Explore Park. Man fishing in the Roanoke River. Canoe backed into marsh not far from fisherman.
EP043
Explore Park. Wray Barn and Hofauger House in the distance with paved trails leading up to them. Wooden fencing surrounding the buildings and trail.
EP042
Explore Park. Houtz Barn with wood fencing surrounding it. Pile of chopped logs in front of the building.
EP039
Explore Park. Man speaking outside of a tent pavilion next to the American Flag. Groups of people are outside of a roped fence watching something within the fencing beyond the photograph. Some individuals are carrying umbrellas. Date on the back of…
EP035
Explore Park. Crowds of people surrounding mud/dirt pit on lawn chairs. Three individuals are walking away from the scene with umbrellas. Date on the back of photograph is 27 July 1994.
EP034
Explore Park. Crowd of people in a clearing with tents and chairs surrounding a patch of mud/dirt. Orange and white van in background on hill. Date on the back of photograph is 27 July 1994.
EP033
Explore Park. Two individuals chatting with a man in historical attire in front of Wray Barn. Date on back of photograph is July 1994
EP032
Explore Park. Two individuals on carriage ride with an individual driving the horses. Group of people in conversation in the background. Smoke in background-possibly from a campfire. Date on back of photograph is 06 July 1994.
EP031
Explore Park. Two geese in a pen. One to the left is standing, the one to the right is curled up on the ground. Date on the back of photograph is 06 July 1994.
EP029
Explore Park. Individuals on carriage being pulled by two horses, led by a man in white button up. Man sitting on a chair in the right corner of the photograph with a plaid button up and ballcap. Date on back of photograph is July 1994.
EP028
Explore Park. Individuals being served at Brugh Tavern Restaurant. From left to right: Waitress pouring drink, woman looking at camera, woman looking at menu, man looking at menu. Date on the back of the photograph is 11 May 1998.
EP027
Explore Park. Five individuals posing for picture. In the background is Wray Barn on the right and Hofauger House on the left. From left to right: man in striped button up and suit jacket, man in navy polo and khaki slacks, woman in white button up…
EP026
Explore Park. Close up of rooster in window of Wray Barn.
EP024
Explore Park. Close up of rooster in window of Wray Barn.
EP025
Explore Park. Zoomed out shot of rooster in window of Wray Barn.
EP023
Explore Park. Group of people clustered around the fence of Wray Barn. Construction machines on the front left of the photograph.
EP022
Hofauger house in Explore Park.
EP021
Explore Park. Man in hat and overalls cutting down log with a small ax.
EP020
Sign that says “Virginia’s Explore Park”
EP019
Explore Park. Side view of unfinished Houtz Barn. Dirt on the side is piled up, Roofing is in the process of being put down, construction materials for building are to the left of picture.
EP018
Explore Park. Houtz Barn under construction. Roofing is being put down, front exterior of building is unfinished, with bricks and wooden slats in front of the building.
EP017
Explore Park. Construction worker on a machine planted to the ground. Worker is looking towards a forest of trees. A path between trees has been carved out.
EP016
Explore Park. Wooden posts and concrete bricks laid on ground. Shed in background opened. Two men on the left working on something. Another individual in white shirt with their back to the camera is also at work.
EP015
Explore Park. Construction vehicles on road and on side of road. Road closure sign and construction cones blocking the road ahead.
EP014
Road sign directing to Explore Park (1 mile to the left) and Roanoke (4 miles to the right). Farming land behind the signage.
EP013
Explore Park. Children in historical attire are at the front of room in Kemp’s Ford Schoolhouse putting on a presentation or play. Viewers in frame are seated at wooden benches with chalk boards on the bench in front of them. Date on the back of the…
EP012
Explore Park. Woman speaking at a podium in front of a wooden building. A woman in bonnet and pioneer attire is standing next to her on the left.
EP011
Explore Park. Two men in suit coats and slacks shaking hands in front of Wray Barn. Man on the left is looking at Rupert Cutler on the right. Cutler is looking at the camera.
EP010
Explore Park. Two children running in front of Kemp’s Ford School House surrounded by trees. Three women clustered around a tree in conversation. One is leaning on the tree. Each individual is in historical dress.
EP009
Explore Park. Three men in front of a work truck looking at something outside of the photograph to their right. From left to right: man in Explore hat and work gloves, man in windbreaker, man in striped button up, fedora, and blue jacket.
EP006
Explore Park. Black and white photograph of camera crew capturing Rupert Cutler at podium. Cutler is looking at three individuals on the left. From left to right: Man in a suit, individual in historical wear, and woman with glasses in blouse and…
EP004
Bridge leading up to Explore Park. Date on back of photograph is 11 May 1998
EP003
Explore Park. Man plowing a trail of snow with a tractor.
EP002
Explore Park. Rupert Cutler delivering an address at a podium in front of Kemp’s Ford Schoolhouse before it was renovated. Photograph is in black and white.
EP001
Explore Park. Two men in conversation with a man in the background of the photo. Man to the left is wearing a suit jacket and tie, the man in the background is wearing work attire, and the man to the right is in a striped button up and a fedora hat.
RVNH5039
Lakeside Amusement Park. The Wildcat roller coaster was replaced by the Shooting Star in 1968.
RVNH5038
The Colony House Motor Lodge is located at 3560 Franklin Road.
RVNH5037
The Roanoke Drag Strip at Starkey Speedway. The dragstrip opened in June 1958
RVNH5036
Construction of the Sherwood Burial Park amphitheater.
RVNH5035
The 2,000-seat amphitheater in Sherwood Burial Park.
RVNH5034
Kroger formerly located at the corner of 9th Street and Bullitt Avenue SE.
RVNH5033
Participants in Vacation Bible School at Belmont Baptist Church.
RVNH5032
A view of Campbell Avenue looking west from Williamson Road.
RVNH5031
Roy and June Holcomb (center right) and the employees of State Office Supply. The Holcombs were the owners of the store located at 511 S. Jefferson Street.
RVNH5030
B.E. Conner Market was located at 3676 Colonial Avenue SW. It was owned and operated by Bob Conner.
RVNH5029
Judy Holladay was crowned as Salem's Sesquicentennial Queen.
RVNH5028
Participants in Vacation Bible School at Melrose Baptist Church. 390 children were enrolled.
RVNH5027
Bart Galbraith is in the shop of his Virginia Armature Company at 314 Salem Avenue SW.
RVNH5026
Davidson's Esso was located at the intersection of Williamson Road and Peters Creek Road. The station was owned by C.R. Davidson.
A Guide to the Sigma Tau Delta Collection
The collection documents the activities of the Sigma Tau Delta Sorority from 1940 through 1983 and includes a significant number of photographs of club members and events. It consists of the contents of eight traditional scrapbooks and one “magnetic”…
A Guide to the 1967 Roanoke River Water Quality Standards Collection
The collection includes: correspondence with agencies and elected officials; newspaper articles; background information on water quality; and the public hearing record from the May 16, 1967 event.
Smithy & Boynton, Architects & Engineers Scrapbook
The collection consists of one scrapbook that documents the activities of the firm, its leaders, and its employees from 1980 through 1992. It includes ephemera and newspaper articles related to projects the firm was involved in designing or…
A Guide to the Mary Ellen Campagna Manuscript Collection
This is a guide to the Mary Ellen Campagna Manuscript Collection. The materials are largely related to her research into urban renewal in Gainsboro and the articles that she published. Her largest areas of interests are the Dumas Center and Henry…
ET4 Elkhorn Tunnel
Employees stand inside the Elkhorn Tunnel during construction. The 7,100 foot tunnel opened to rail traffic in June 1950, replacing a single-track tunnel constructed in 1887.
ET3 Elkhorn Tunnel
Construction of the Elkhorn Tunnel in Mercer County, West Virginia. The 7,100 foot tunnel opened to rail traffic in June 1950, replacing a single-track tunnel constructed in 1887.
ET2 Haley, Chisolm, & Morris
Employees of Haley, Chisolm, and Morris pose next to company trucks. The company was contracted by Norfolk & Western to build the Elkhorn Tunnel.
ET1 Elkhorn Tunnel
Two workers stand inside the Elkhorn Tunnel during construction in Mercer County, West Virginia. The 7,100 foot tunnel opened to rail traffic in June 1950, replacing a single-track tunnel constructed in 1887.
MIC33 Carvins Cove
Aerial view of Carvins Cove.
MIC32 Carvins Cove
Aerial view of Carvins Cove.
MIC31 Downtown Aerial
Aerial view of Downtown Roanoke.
MIC30 3612 Troutland Avenue
Home located at 3612 Troutland Avenue.
MIC27 4102 Mudlick Road
Home located at 4102 Mudlick Road.
MIC26 2652 Cornwallis Avenue
Home located at 2652 Cornwallis Avenue.
MIC25 2524 Cornwallis Avenue
Home located at 2524 Cornwallis Avenue SE.
MIC24 Roanoke Memorial
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
MIC22 Lucy Addison High
The second Lucy Addison High School was built in 1951. Located at 1220 5th Street NW, the high school was in operation until 1973. The building now houses Lucy Addison Middle School.
MIC21 YMCA
A new YMCA building was completed in 1958 at 425 Church Avenue SW.
MIC20 Main Branch
The Main Branch of Roanoke Public Libraries, located at 706 S, Jefferson Street.
MIC19 Woodrum Field
A crowd gathers for the dedication of the new terminal at Woodrum Field.
MIC18 Hotel Roanoke
Hotel Roanoke
MIC17 N&W Passenger Station
The Norfolk & Western Passenger Station is located at 101 Shenandoah Avenue NE. The building now houses the Visit Blue Ridge Visitor's Center, O. Winston Link Museum, and History Museum of Western Virginia.
MIC16 WDBJ
The Times-World building was home to Roanoke's two newspapers and the CBS affiliate, WDBJ radio and television.
MIC15 WSLS
Shenandoah Life was affiliated with WSLS radio and TV services. The building is located at 401 3rd Street.
MIC14 Parking Garages
Two 500 space parking garages were constructed on the corner of Bullitt Avenue and Jefferson Street to provide greater accessibility to downtown shopping facilities.
MIC13 Heironimus
Heironimus was located at 401 S. Jefferson Street.
MIC12 Miller & Rhoads
Crowds gather for the grand opening of the new Miller & Rhoads. The department store was located at 32-38 Campbell Avenue SW.
MIC11 Sears Town
Sears Town, formerly located at 1502 Williamson Road NE.
MIC10 First Federal Savings & Loan
A newly constructed First Federal Savings and Loan. The building is located on the corner of Church Avenue and 1st Street.
MIC9 Shenandoah Life
Shenandoah Life Insurance Company, formerly located at 2301 Brambleton Avenue.
MIC8 Rowe Furniture
Rowe Furniture Company was located at 239 Rowan Street in Salem before moving to Elliston.
MIC7 Yale & Towne
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company. Located at 1242 S. Colorado Street, the building is now used by Graham-White.
MIC6 ITT
ITT Exelis is located at 7635 Plantation Road.
MIC5 General Electric
General Electric, located at 1531 Roanoke Boulevard in Salem.
MIC4 N&W Offices
The former general office building of Norfolk and Western, located at 108 N. Jefferson Street, now houses the Roanoke Higher Education Center.
MIC3 Roanoke Aerial
Aerial view of Downtown Roanoke.
MIC2 Roanoke from Mill Mountain
Panoramic view of Roanoke from Mill Mountain.
MIC1 Roanoke Sign
Sign for Roanoke Metropolitan Area noting population as 160,0000.
A Guide to the Rubinette Miller Niemann Collection
The collection includes memorabilia amassed by Miller while she was working as the County Home Demonstration Agent. It includes: Home Demonstration Club Yearbooks from 1961 through 1964; photographs of Home Demonstration, 4-H, and other Extension…
A Guide to the Mill Mountain Theatre Collection
The collection consists primarily of performance programs from the 1965 through 1997-1998 seasons; only in a very few instances are the playbills of all the season’s performances included. Some programs contain histories of the Mill Mountain…
A Guide to the Grandin Court Elementary School PTA Collection
The collection consists of meeting minutes (1951 through 1963-64) and scrapbooks (1951 through 1989-90) of the Grandin Court PTA.
Box 1 contains handwritten minutes of the Grandin Court PTA from its founding in February 1951 through the 1963-64…
Box 1 contains handwritten minutes of the Grandin Court PTA from its founding in February 1951 through the 1963-64…
Grandin Court Elementary School 1978
1978 annual for Grandin Court Elementary School.
Grandin Court Elementary School 1976
1976 annual for Grandin Court Elementary School.
GBOV04
William A. Hunton Branch YMCA.
GBOV03.02
Harrison School Trip to Washington D. C. May 1950.
GBOV03.01
Harrison School Trip to Washington D. C. May 1950.
GBOV02
Mr. Roscoe R. Banks. First YMCA Member, Past Chairman of the Board of Members, Elected Honorary Board Member William A. Hunton Branch YMCA, Roanoke, VA. 1927-1956. Photographer: Clark Studio. Donated by the Gainsboro Family YMCA in 2012.
GBOV01
Unknown man. Donated by the Gainsboro Family YMCA in 2012.
GBOV07
Photograph of a young Virginia Y. Lee. She is seated in this sepia toned image.
A Guide to the Omnia Bona Club Collection
This is a Guide to the Omnia Bona Club Collection. This collection consists of materials donated after the disbandment of the club in 2025. The materials collected are largely related to their scholarships, recipients, and history.
BH 1309
Black and white streetscape featuring new First Baptist in the foreground and old First Baptist in the background. Front: "BH".
BH 1308
Black and white streetscape of Henry Street in Roanoke.
BH 1289
Candid image of a crowd in front of the boarded up Palace Hotel with a banner reading 'Henry Street Heritage Festival'.
BH 065
Photo of the fire that destroyed First Baptist in Gainsboro. Note: oversize copy of this image in Box 11. Folder 1 BH 1249 and BH 1260.
BH 709
Black and white group photo. From left to right Bob Hale, Bernard Davis, Craxton Powell, and an unknown seated woman.
BH 513
Grave marker of James H Hale in Williams Memorial Park in Roanoke.
BH 707
Black and white portrait of four unknown individuals sitting on a porch. Note: oversize duplicate of this image in Box 11, Folder 1 BH 1252.
BH 345
Mabry Mill on the Blue Ridge Parkway. "Sept - '97". September 1997.
BH 133
Charlie Wise's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 132
Black and white photo of Wendell White's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 131
James Allen Turner's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH130
Lillie Smith's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 129
George F. Robinson's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 128
Black and white photo of Russell Page's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 127
John Traynham's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 126
Illegible headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 125
Lelia Holmes Mickens' headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 124
Close-up of Stephen Hurt's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 123
Black and white photo of Sarah Holland's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 122
Margaret Gravel's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 121
Fletcher Gilbert's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 120
Herbert G. Rayford's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 119
Black and white photo of Elder William Dent's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 118
Sherman Rayford Jr.'s headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 117
Marcella F. Barlow's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 116
Amelia Lawson's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 115
Black and white photo of Elizabeth Woods' headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 114
Sallie B Woods' headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 113
Black and white photo of Victoria Street Bell's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 112
Illegible headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 111
Charles H Robinson's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 110
Allen O. Booth's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 109
Deacon John Thomas Lindsey's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 108
Frances R Sawyer's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 107
Louisa B Trent's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 106
Ellen Banks' headstone in Old Lick Cemetery. "03-02-06". 02 March 2006.
BH 105
Floyd S Turner's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 104
Odell Howard's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 103
Marie Early's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 102
Mary E. Kasey's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery. Printed date 07 December 2006.
BH 101
Frank E. Coleman's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 100
Novella A. Henderson's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 099
Black and white photo of Samuel McAllister's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 098
Black and white photo of Martha A. Beal's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 097
Mary Street's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 096
Emma L. Thurman Hurt's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 095
Ruben W. Chiles' headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 094
Effie M. Taylor's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery. Printed date 27 November 2006.
BH 093
Parthenia L. White's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 092
Ernest White's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 091
Virginia Clara Woody's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 090
A fallen cross-shaped headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 089
A fallen headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 088
A fallen headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 087
A fallen headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 086
Black and white photo of Maria Leak Jefferson's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery. Printed date 21 April 2006.
BH 085
A fallen headstone in Old Lick Cemetery.
BH 084
Daniel P. White's headstone in Old Lick Cemetery. "03-02-'06". 02 March 2006.
BH 083
Old Lick Cemetery. Printed date 07 December 2006.
BH 082
Old Lick Cemetery in Gainsboro.
BH 082
Old Lick Cemetery in Gainsboro.
BH 080
Duplicate image of BH 079. "06/09/06". 09 June 2006.
BH 079
Mass grave monument in Botetourt County.
BH 078
Mass grave monument in Botetourt Count for the movement of 933 bodies to make way for the Interstate 81 by the City of Roanoke. "06/09/06". 09 June 2006.
BH 060
Historic Gainsboro Library in Downtown Roanoke.
BH 059
Portrait of a young girl reading in the Gainsboro Library. "07/02". July 2002.
BH 058
Portrait of a young girl reading in the Gainsboro Library. "7-98". July 1998.
BH 044
Palace Hotel sign.
BH 026
View of the Roanoke Star from its base. "May 04". May 2004.
BH 001
Portrait of Bob Hale on a street. "05-19-'02". 19 May 2002.
A Guide to the Burrell Memorial Hospital Collection
This is a guide to the Burrell Memorial Hospital Collection. This collection contains items related to the origin and ongoing service of Burrell Memorial Hospital. The items range from documents to pamphlets, news clippings, and excerpts.
A Guide to the First Baptist Church Collection
This is a guide to the First Baptist Church Collection. This collection contains items related to the First Baptist Church of Roanoke and their activities, including documents, news clippings, programs, and booklets. The First Baptist Church was…
A Guide to the Continental Societies Inc., Roanoke Chapter Records
This is a guide to the Continental Societies Inc., Roanoke Chapter Records. These records contain items related to the Continental Societies Inc., Roanoke Chapter and their activities, and they include documents, news clippings, programs, and…
A Guide to the Edward R. Dudley Collection
This is a guide to the Edward R. Dudley Collection. This collection primarily consists of correspondences, newspaper clippings, and photographs related to his career as a successful asset to the US Government and the NAACP. He was the first Black…
A Guide to the Showtimers Collection
Showtimers, a nonprofit community theater organization, was founded in 1951 with Betty Ross Garretson, a speech and drama professor at Roanoke College, as its president. Its first home was at the Laboratory Theater, Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia.…
A Guide to the Roanoke Book Collectors Collection
Ten small books / pamphlets, dating from 1862 to 1950. They include two copies of Moore’s The Night Before Christmas, one dating to 1862, and several books with ties to Roanoke, as they were edited by, published by, or privately printed for Roanoke…
A Guide to the Roanoke Association for the Exhibition and Sale of Livestock Minute Book
One minute book of the Roanoke Association for the Exhibition and Sale of Live Stock from Virginia and Other States, covering May 1883 through October1887. Numerous pages have been removed from the book. Those that remain are primarily minutes of…
A Guide to the Better Business Bureau of Roanoke Collection
The Better Business Bureau of Roanoke, Inc. was chartered December 5, 1939, as a branch of the National Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc. A nonprofit organization, it is funded through memberships of individuals, businesses, and other…
A Guide to the 1961 Charter Study Commission Collection
The Charter Study Commission was authorized by Roanoke City Council in June 1961 to study the City Charter and report on suggested changes to it by November 1, 1961. Members of the committee were: A. A. Akers, Mrs. Emmett R. Albergotti, E. Griffith…
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part I: 1763 Thomas Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, His Wife Mary (___) Wright, and Their Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part XVI: 1814 Parmenos Wright of Nelson County, Virginia, His Wife Elizabeth (___) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part XIII: Lewis Wright of Lynchburg, Virginia, His Wife Elizabeth (Hill) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part XIV: 1877 Joseph Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, His Wife Ann (Hill) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
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Part II: John Wright of Goochland County, Virginia, His Wife Judith (Easly) Wright, and Their Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
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Part XVIII: Jesse Wright of Amherst County, Virginia, His Wives Susannah (Harper) Wright and Rachel (Welch) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
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Part XII: Harrison Wright of Rockbridge County, Virginia, His Wife Permelia (Watts) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part XIX: Grief Wright of Bedford County, Virginia, His Possible Wife Sally (Candler) Wright, His Wives Nancy (___) Wright, and Leanna (Hanes) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part XV: Augustine Wright of Amherst County, Virginia, His Wife Alice or Alcey (Ball) (Wright) Edmunds, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia
Part XVII: Achilles Wright of Oldham County, Kentucky, His Wife Nancy (__) Wright, and His Descendants
Sorting Some of the Wrights of Southern Virginia is a multipart project. Each part will discuss a separate Wright family, beginning with the oldest known ancestor of that line.
A Guide to the First Baptist Church Collection
While its history can be traced back to the Big Lick Baptist Church founded in 1875, it was in 1929 that the congregation of First Baptist Church moved to its newly constructed church on Third Street between Franklin and Luck Avenues. The church…
A Guide to the Roanoke Country Club Collection
The Roanoke Country Club was founded in 1899 as a golf and tennis club. Its first clubhouse was a repurposed home near where it rented land from the Crystal Spring Land Company for a golf course; tennis courts were also built on adjacent lots…
A Guide to the Wednesday History Club Collection
Organized in 1917 as the “Wednesday Club,” with its first meeting in January of 1918, members changed the name to “Wednesday History Club” in 1921. The organization was a women’s literary study club with programs focused on history, world affairs,…
A Guide to the Roanoke City-County Centennial Civil War Commission Papers
In 1959 Roanoke County and the City of Roanoke jointly established the City-County Civil War Centennial Commission to work with the Virginia Civil War Commission to coordinate plans for 100th Anniversary activities. John E. Moore took over the…
A Guide to the Royal Arcanum . Council No. 1228, Record Book Collection
The Royal Arcanum is a fraternal organization that provides insurance benefits to its members and their families. The Roanoke Council No. 1228 was established in 1890.
The collection includes four Meeting Minute Books, spanning the years from the…
The collection includes four Meeting Minute Books, spanning the years from the…
A Guide to the Magic City Garden Club Collection
The Magic City Garden Club, the second garden club established in the City of Roanoke, was organized in 1927 under the leadership of Kelly Rainey Davis (Mrs. George Maslin Davis). She was the club’s first secretary; its first president was Martha…
A Guide to the Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp 20, Sons of Union Veterans Collection
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Camp 20, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, was organized in 1995 under the leadership of Robert Eck. The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War is a national organization dedicated to preserving the history of…
A Guide to the Botetourt County Council of Garden Clubs Collection
The Botetourt County Council of Garden Clubs was organized in October 1957. It initially consisted of seven member clubs: Fincastle Garden Club, Eagle Rock Garden Club, Plant and Hope Garden Club, Buchanan Garden Club, Big Spring Garden Club, Orchard…
A Guide to the Margaret Lynn Lewis Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution Collection
The Margaret Lynn Lewis chapter of the DAR was organized in Roanoke in 1894 by Lelia Smith Cocke (Mrs. Lucian H. Cocke), who was its first regent (chapter leader). The chapter was named after Margaret Lynn Lewis, who emigrated from Scotland to near…
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A Guide to the Katherine B. Murphy Garden Clubs Collection
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