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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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100_1280.jpg598 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, March 17, 2006.
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107_IN_1964087.jpg598 viewsThis Don Smith photo shows the layout of the future Highway 107 in the Hart Springs area. Courtesy of Don Smith dsmith1043@comcast.net
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Volney - U.S. Post Office598 viewsThis 1919 photo shows the post office at Volney, Virginia.
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Stoney Battery - Tree - n - a Silo598 viewsYet another tree growing inside an abandoned silo. Photo July 20, 2007 by Jeff Weaver.
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Hash - James Hash and Betty Anderson Hash and Family Courtesy of Clinton Getzinger598 views
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fallsoffox3.jpg597 viewsNear Troutdale, Summer 2003, by Jeff Weaver
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Rick Lindammod, Shirley Kurtz, Ginger Ballard, Ralph Winesette597 viewsApril 7, 2006, photo by Carol Lindamood. Photo of a group of people investigating reported Revolutionary War graves on Fisher's Gap Road. Left to right Charlie ________, Rick Lindamood, Shirley Kurtz (back to the camera), Ginger Ballard, and Ralph Winesette.
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july2006pic 036.jpg597 viewsPhoto July 22, 2006.
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fortdefiance.jpg597 viewsHome of Revolutionary War hero and later General William Lenoir. This is from a 1937 photograph.
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Seven Mile Ford - Smyth Career & Technology Center597 viewsPhoto July 13, 2007 by Jeff Weaver.
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Oldtown - Gravemarker for Irma Frost Smith597 viewsMonument for Irma Frost-Smith referred to by Roni Stoneman in her book Pressing On, chapter Two--A Classy Person: Aunt Jack, p.13.
Ballard Cemetery, Oldtown District, Grayson County, VA.
Photo-David Arnold. [email]david=arnold@comcast.net[/email]
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still.jpg596 viewsThis image is a postcard purporting to show moonshing in western North Carolina. The location of this still is not known, but may be typical of those used in Ashe County during prohibition.
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