hotelpulaski.jpg966 viewsThis view of the Hotel Pulaski was made in the 1930s.Jan 27, 2006
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pulaski1.jpg947 viewsThis postcard notes a copyright of 1907.Jan 27, 2006
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pul1920map.jpg876 viewsThis is a 1920 map of Pulaski County which shows the physical relationship of the various communities.Jan 27, 2006
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pulaskich.jpg689 viewsThis is an early 20th century view.Jan 27, 2006
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pulaskifarm~0.jpg692 viewsThis is an early 20th century postcard view.Jan 27, 2006
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emorydepot.jpg273 viewsThis image of the Emory Depot was probably made in the 1940s. Wonder how many college students passed through?Jan 27, 2006
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abingdondepot.jpg295 viewsThis image was probably made in the 1940s.Jan 27, 2006
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abingdonmeth1920.jpg255 viewsThis postcard image was created in the 1920s.Jan 27, 2006
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wallaceschool.jpg354 viewsNeedmore (Wallace) School (Courtesy of Connie Knipp)
This is Needmore School around 1918, Carrie Countiss or Emily Holloway was the teacher. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Garnett Leonard, Moses Luther Goodson, Charles Thomas, Howard Goodson, Ester Leonard, Wilmer Mitchell, Malcom Mitchell. Second Row: Bertha Rush ( girl with braids), Rose Goodson ( face partly hidden), Stella McCracken ( showing her watch, it is 1 p.m.) Robert Leonard. Third Row: Howard McCracken, Samuel Mitchell, Gannaway Rush, William Goodson, Nellie Goodson, Ralph Goodson, Paul Goodson, Garnett, Esther,& Robert Leonard brothers & sister, Nellie & Ralph Goodson full brother & sister, Moses Luther Goodson, a half brother, Howard & Stella McCracken, brother & sister, Howard, Rose, William, & Paul Goodson, brother & sister, Wilmar, Malcom, & Samuel Mitchell, brothers, Gannaway & Bertha Rose, brother & sister.
Jan 27, 2006
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needmoreschool.jpg277 viewsNeedmore School Building, near Wallace, Washington County, Virginia. This school was closed in 1934. Photograph taken early 1970s. (Courtesy of Connie Knipp)
Jan 27, 2006
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marthawashcollege1925.jpg254 viewsThis view of the Martha Washington dates to 1925.Jan 27, 2006
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abingdon1908~0.jpg328 viewsThis is from a postcard mailed in 1908.Jan 27, 2006
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