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russellmadam.jpg1092 viewsMadam Russell, as she was known, was a sister of Virginia's Revolutionary War Governor Patrick Henry. She was first married to Rev. War. Brig. General William Campbell and then to Rev. War Brig General William Russell. She was also known as the mother of Methodism in Southwest Virginia. She lived at Saltville and later at Sulphur Springs (Chilhowie). 
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mtairymain1912.jpg688 viewsThis postcard shows covered wagons crowding the streets of Mount Airy, North Carolina, ca. 1910.
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wilkesboro1meth.jpg988 viewsThis is taken from a linen era postcard (1930-45)
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heather2.jpg1322 viewsPhoto courtesy of Heather Sexton.
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mtairybapch.jpg958 viewsThis is from a mid-20th century postcard.
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bristolhosp.jpg672 viewsImage is taken from an old postcard.
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First Battle of the American Revolution930 viewsFirst Battle of the American Revolution (Lexington), April 19, 1775 by Amos Doolittle
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Unknown young Matney woman, ca. 1930s804 views
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Bud Canter4387 views
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Herrington, George and Rhoda Cole1118 viewsGeorge and Rhoda Cole Herrington of Grayson County, Va. Circa 1920. Courtesy of Mary C. Blevins mcblevins@hotmail.com
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Walton, James and family960 viewsBack row right to left, ?, ?, Sidney Walton and Bertie Walton.
Front row, right to left E. L. Greer, Almeda Kilby Walton, James Walton with Vernie Walton. Courtesy of Anita Kay Wyatt.
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alf_bett.jpg1289 viewsAlfred Sheffy Mallory and his wife Bettie Hale, these are Etta Mallory's parents. Alf b 12 Nov 1842 d 27 Jan 1903, War Between States Veteran, Bettie b 11 Mar 1846 d 06 Aug 1921. Photo courtesy of Terry Porter.
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