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This is an example of the historical markers that used to dot the VA landscape. 425 views
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johnsonrp.jpg424 viewsWytheville manufacturer, R. P. Johnson is shown in this 1922 photograph. His company, styled Foote & Johnson made wagons, carts and other heavy farm machinery. He was born November 22, 1854, and was the son of john L. Johnson and grandson of Paulser Johnson.
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Bauselljamesw.jpg424 viewsEditor of the Lebanon News 1886-1896
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july2006pic 018.jpg424 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, July 5, 2006.
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abingdonwallst1914.jpg424 viewsThis is from a 1914 postcard.
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westbroadstreet.jpg424 viewsThis is from a circa 1910 postcard.
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plasterco1.jpg423 viewsA view of the southwest end of the Saltville valley at Plasterco showing gypsum masses (white) mined by the Buena Vista Plaster and Mining Company. Photo dates circa. 1905.
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meadowview.jpg423 viewsThis photo dates to circa 1910.
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coneestate.jpg422 viewsFrom a 1930-45 era postcard.
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PICT0391.JPG421 viewsLocated in the Holston Conference Cemetery, this is the 4th side of the Confederate monument located there. Photo May 12, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.
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june2006pic 036.jpg421 viewsThis is a view of the New River near the mouth of Bridle Creek. Photo June 10, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.
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