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New River Notes Photo Gallery

A Collection of historic and current photos mostly covering the upper New River area of southwestern Virginia and northwestern North Carolina.

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Walton Furnace857 viewsPhoto by Shawn Dunford, courtesy of David Arnold daviv.arnold@adelphia.net
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Saltville - Great Blue Heron857 viewsPhoto taken on the Sanders Farm near Saltville, Virginia on March 25, 2008 by Don Smith dsmith@comcast.net
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livehse.jpg856 viewsThis photograph is from the early 1970s.
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electionday1974.jpg856 viewsThis photo by Don Smith shows some of the local officials standing around at Election Day in 1974. Courtesy of Don Smith dsmith1043@comcast.net
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cabincrkfallsupper.jpg856 viewsThis falls is in the Grayson Highlands State Park.
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Wytheville - 1846 Engraving856 viewsThis engraving of Wytheville is taken from Howe's History of Virginia, published in 1846.
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Perkins, Harry, Maud and Herbert856 viewsHere is Harry, Maud and Herbert Perkins, children of Gordon and Kate Jones Perkins. Courtesy of Cathy Bell cjbell47@goldenwesy.net
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MadamRussellCabin001.jpg855 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.net
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elkcreekpbc.jpg855 viewsLocated between Piney Creek and Sparta, North Carolina. Photo by Jeff Weaver, summer 2004.
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araratriver.jpg855 viewsThis view made ca. 1905, shows the Ararat River and the Southern Railway
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wythech1913.jpg855 viewsThis is a 1913 view.
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floydnikelmines.jpg855 viewsGeneral view of the main opening for nickel ore on Lick Fork, near Hemlock, Floyd County, Virginia. Owned by the Virginia Nickel Corporation. Photo circa. 1905.
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