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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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heltonpbcinterior.jpg764 viewsInterior view of the Big Helton Primitive Baptist Church. Photo 1979 by Jeff Weaver
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loadingcrew.jpg764 viewsThis image shows the crew which loaded Mathieson products on the railcars. It was taken from the 1922 Alkalite.
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Whitetop - Martin Hotel764 viewsThis is Martin's hotel on Whitetop. Unknown date.
Courtesy of Mary Blevins mcblevins@hotmail.com

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Troutdale - Fox Creek Regular Baptist Church764 viewsPhoto June 6, 2007 by Jeff Weaver
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Wytheville - Frist Baptist Church764 viewsFrom a 1980s era postcard.
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View of Lenoir from Academy Hill, ca. 1905764 views
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russellcem.jpg763 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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grassycreekmeth.jpg763 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, Summer 2005.
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goodmansmeth.jpg763 viewsPhoto May 2006 by Jeff Weaver.
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Saltville - Well Fields763 viewsWELL FIELDS / SALTVILLE, VA. / DECEMBER 5, 2007 / 10:48 A.M. Courtesy of Don Smith dsmith1043@comcast.net


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North Wilkesboro - North Wilkesboro United Methodist Church762 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, March 2007
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Littlewoodproperty1900a.jpg761 viewsThis picture was probably taken between 1900 and 1905. The mill, built around the turn of the century to replace the burned mill belonging to the Perkins family, was bought by John Littlewood, an immigrant from
Yorkshire, England. In about 1900 his son Herbert Littlewood joined his father in the business. The mill is the long building at the center bottom. The two story building facing it was a general store. The two
cottages were the Littlewoods' residences. The Victorian house upper left was the Perkins's home.
Courtesy of Emily Kilby erk44@verizon.net
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