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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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Kelly, Lula & Emaline577 viewsCourtesy of Lee Hash leehash@aol.com
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100_1750.jpg577 viewsThis photo taken October 18, 2006 by Jeff Weaver shows a white birch and a balsam fir near the Grayson Highlands State Park visitors' center.
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tazewellmain1957.jpg576 viewsThis view of Tazewell's main street is from 1957.
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Hash, Nancy576 viewsThe adult is NANCY RETTI COLUMBIA HASH m. James Thomas Hash. Baby is William Boughner son of Polly Jane Hash Boughner. Young boy leaning on pole is James Robert Hash b: Aug. 4,1910 Bourbon Co. Ky
Young girl is Rosey Hash Coleman Courtesy of Barbara Lepsik lepsik@comcast.net
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newmanlibrary.jpg576 viewsThis is Newman Library on the Virginia Tech Campus as seen in a 1950s/1960s postcard.
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colonialhoteljct.jpg576 viewsThis is a 1915 postcard view.
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BrierpatchMountain - Jerusalem United Methodist Church576 viewsThis congregation was established in 1838. Photo by Jeff Weaver, February 2007.
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Oldtown - Stoneman, Rheata Gravemarker576 viewsChildren of Earnest V. "Pop" Stoneman and wife Hattie Frost Stoneman, famous Stoneman Family of country music history. Ballard Cemetery, Oldtown Dist. Grayson County, VA. Courtesy of David Arnold david-arnold@comcast.net

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antioch2.jpg575 viewsCivil War headstone of Jesse J. Atwood (1843-1920) at Antioch Primitive Baptist Church. He was the son of Thomas Atwood and Polly Steelman. Photo courtesy of Jason Duncan.
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stmarysepis.jpg575 viewsThis is the church of the Frescos, just south of West Jefferson on old highway 221. This photo is from the 1970s.
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Picture 131.jpg575 viewsPhoto May 1, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.
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100_1833.jpg575 viewsThis photo was taken November 1, 2006 by Jeff Weaver. The structure was built in 1902.
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