Most viewed - Smyth County, VA
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trinitychurch~0.jpg650 viewsPhoto May 2006 by Sadie Greer.
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saltville1905.jpg648 viewsThis is a circa 1905 view of the Saltville Well Fields.
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saltmaking1860~0.jpg648 viewsThis is an artists impression of saltmaking at Saltville circa 1860.
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Saltville - Hagy's648 viewsThis is a popular convenience store located on Highway 107 near Saltville.
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Marion - Smyth County Legal Aid648 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, July 10, 2007.
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Saltville - Carnival 2007648 viewsCARNIVAL! / SALTVILLE, VA. / JULY 11, 2007 / 9:04 P.M. Courtesy of Don Smith dsmith1043@comcast.net
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russellcem.jpg647 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 Weaver
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MOMA.JPG647 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, June 2005.
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LOVER_SLEAPANDNEAROVERLOOKAPRIL152006013.jpg647 viewsThis view was taken on April 15, 2006 by Don Smith (dsmith1043@comcast.net) from Lover's Leap. The larger building in the center left is the Food Country grocery store. The building in the center with the blue roof is Pizza Plus, and the structure to the left is the Saltville Medical Center.
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Kell Cemetery, Smyth County,Virginia646 viewsKell cemetery, from the upper side. It is MUCH steeper than it looks in this picture and when you get to the last stones at the bottom, there is a almost straight drop. The cemetery is on top of a hill. There is a pretty rough little rd that comes up to the foot but, we opted to walk up.
Date Taken: November 06, 2004 Courtesy of Nanalee Wrenn
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arcadiacover.jpg646 viewsFor those who might be interested, I have authored a photo history of Saltville, Virginia, published by Arcadia Publishing. This book contains historical photos of Saltville NOT included in this website, as well as some text to very briefly explain the history of this town. If you are interested it is due to be released on May 10, 2006.
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moma122606.jpg646 viewsThis photo December 26, 2006 by Don Smith dsmith1043@comcast.net. The museum door is draped in black in memory of Helen Williams Barbrow, president of the Saltville Foundation, who died on December 24, 2006 in St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
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