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 reynoldsmatthew.jpg716 viewsMr. Matthew Reynolds taught agriculture at Virginia Carolina High School from 1937-1967. He and his wife Lois, lived in the Grassy Creek community about a half-mile from the School on the Virginia side of the stateline.
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 lester25.jpg714 viewsCloyd "Bug" Lester is shown in the center of this image.
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 lester27.jpg712 viewsResided at Glade Spring, VA.
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 Unknown712 views
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 robertsonwyndhamjr.jpg709 viewsLived at Plasterco in Washington County, just outside Saltville.
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 George Washington and Mary Brown Anderson709 views
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lester9.jpg
 lester9.jpg706 viewsPhoto circa. 1920.
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 MaryRutherfordwithherniecePam,July1962.jpg705 viewsTaken in July 1962. Courtesy of Bobbi huskypup@bellsouth.net
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 jonesbryanr4.jpg705 viewsJack Jones is shown on the left, the person on the right is unknown. Courtesy of Viola Shenton shentons@thevillages.net
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 stny1910x.jpg702 viewsClass photo of Stony Ridge School, c1910. This school was located in the Austin area, near Traphill. Courtesy of Jason Duncan jmduncan@statesville.net
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 salt34.jpg700 viewsMover and shaker behind the Barter theater in Abingdon. This photo shows him speaking at the Saltville High School. Photo courtesy of Roger Allison shakerhoo@aol.com
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