New River Notes Photo Gallery

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IMGP0337.jpg133 viewsWithin this photo frame probably lies the old home place of James Stodghill-- the father of Elizabeth Stodghill, the second wife of old John Hash. It was here that old John Hash met and married Elizabeth. Land records place the location at Parker Mountain (hill in photo) and includes the waters of Swift Run Creek which is just out of sight to the left of this photo. Of course, this lies in present Orange County just east of Swift Run Gap which is in the Blue Ridge section of the Appalachian Mountains in northern Virginia. Courtesy of Larry Hash larryhash@triad.rr.com

100_1801.jpg133 viewsPhoto October 22, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.

Johnson City - East Tennessee Electric Company133 viewsThis circa 1910 postcard shows the East Tennessee Electric Company's hydo facility near Johnson City.

Weaver, Clarence and Mae Weaver Coley133 viewsChildren of Arthur Fred Weaver. Photo from 1959. From Jeff Weaver's collection.

booneadventistch.jpg132 viewsTaken from a 1950s era post card.

blowingrock.jpg132 viewsThis is rock the formation which gives the village its name. This postcard view is from 1930-45.

100_1603.jpg132 viewsLocated off Poor Valley in Aistrop Hollow, this view of the Deliverance Pentecostal Church of God was made April 19, 2006 by Jeff Weaver

100_1602.jpg132 viewsApril 19, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.

mtncitymethodist.JPG132 viewsPhoto April 29, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.

Picture 008.jpg132 viewsThis photo was taken from the intersection of U.S. 421 and Zionville Road, in Zionville, NC looking across into Trade, Tennessee. Photo April 28, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.

Picture 117.jpg132 viewsPhoto April 30, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.

boonegolfcourse.jpg132 viewsThis 1960s photo shows the Boone Golf Course. Golf has not really caught on with native Appalachian people, but the tourists like it.

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