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Rich Valley - Hay Wagn1111 views
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100_1541.jpg1110 viewsPhoto April 14, 2006 by Jeff Weaver
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100_1622.jpg1110 viewsLocated on Old Ebenezer Road, south of Marion, this congregation dates from 1799. This structure was constructed in 1854. It is used for occasional meetings, but Ebenezer Lutheran Church relocated to downtown Marion in the 1940s. Photo April 23, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.
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foxbaseball1914.jpg1110 viewsThis is a 1914 photo of the Fox Creek Baseball team. In the days before Television, many rural communites fielded teams to compete against those in neighboring areas.
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100_1569.jpg1109 viewsPhoto April 16, 2006 by Jeff Weaver
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wellfields31965.jpg1109 viewsBARN AT LEFT WOULD BECOME THE SALT KETTLE THEATRE IN 1973. BUILDING BEING RAZED IS AN OLD SALT HOUSE BUILT ON THE SITE OF THE GEORGIA SALT FURNACE. IT WAS USED FOR STORING SACKS AND BARRELS WHEN IT WAS A SALT HOUSE. WHEN IT WAS NO LONGER USED AS A SALT HOUSE, THE TOP FLOOR SERVED AS THE MEETING PLACE FOR WILLIAM KING MASONIC LODGE NO. 227 FROM 1901 UNTIL A NEW MASONIC LODGE WAS BUILT IN DOWNTOWN IN 1949. THE BOTTOM FLOOR WAS USED BY MATHIESON.
THE BUILDING AT RIGHT IS THE OLD AXTON CROSS LOADING TERMINAL.
Courtesy of Don Smith dsmith1043@comast.net
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Elizabethton - Bird's Eye View1109 viewsThis is from a 1910 postcard.
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Saltville - Hobart Smith Music festival1109 views"HOPPY" HOPKINS PERFORMS AT THE HOBART SMITH MUSIC FESTIVAL.
R. B. WORTHY H. S. AUDITORIUM / SALTVILLE, VA. / JULY 1972
CHARLES SLATE PHOTO. Courtesy of Don Smithdsmith1043@comcast.net
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bfnuck.jpg1108 viewsAuthor of Pioneer Settlers of Grayson County.
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mathieson1920a.jpg1108 viewsThis view is circa. 1920.
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Gentry&ElzinaPerry.jpg1108 viewsJames Gentry Perry (Dec 5, 1869-May 14,1950) and wife Elzina Miller (Feb.5,1869- Dec 25, 1940) Gentry was the son of Solomon and Tobitha Ham Perry and Elzina was the daughter of Harrison Baker and Phoebe Jane Weaver Miller. Courtesy of Mary Ann Talbott matalbott@seidata.com
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sturgillfcblannie.jpg1108 viewsF. Carl Sturgill and Blannie Emaline Spencer, daughter of William Troy and Alice Osborne Spencer and twin of John Blake, wedding picture in 1916 Courtesy of Eleanor Jo Cox ejcox@naxs.com
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