Last additions - Smyth County, VA
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saltville1.jpg765 viewsFrom a 1920s era postcard.Jan 17, 2006
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000_0763.JPG740 viewsTaken by Jeff Weaver, September 2005Jan 17, 2006
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000_0755.JPG681 viewsTaken by Jeff Weaver, September 2005.Jan 17, 2006
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MOMA.JPG645 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, June 2005.Jan 17, 2006
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0466.jpg1074 viewsCourtesy of the Museum of the Middle Applachians.Jan 16, 2006
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000_0734.JPG988 viewsLocated near Saltville, Virginia, built before 1790. Photo by Jeff Weaver June 2005.Jan 16, 2006
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MadamRussellCabin001.jpg784 viewsPhoto by Janice Busic, January 2006. Madam Russell was the sister of Virginia's famous Patrick Henry. She married first General William Campbell, and second another Revolutionary War General William Russell. A reprint of some of the correspondence of Russell is found in this reprint of Anna Des Cognet's William Russell
Photo Courtesy of Janice Busic janice_b@verizon.netJan 16, 2006
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MadamRussellCabin002.jpg640 viewsPhoto by Janice Busic, January 2006
Photo Courtesy of Janice Busic janice_b@verizon.netJan 16, 2006
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000_0610.JPG728 viewsThe Museum of the Middle Appalachians is located on Palmer Avenue in Saltville, Virginia. Photo made in spring 2005 by Jeff WeaverJan 16, 2006
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russellcem.jpg645 viewsThis is the original burial site of Madam Elizabeth Henry Russell. She was later moved to Aspenvale Cemetery at Seven Mile Ford. Photo June 2005, by Jeff WeaverJan 16, 2006
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000_0687.JPG793 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, Summer 2005.Jan 16, 2006
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wellfields1.jpg663 viewsPhoto summer 2003 by Jeff WeaverJan 16, 2006
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