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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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bridleckboardinghouse.jpg
bridleckboardinghouse.jpg866 viewsThis image was made circa. 1900. Courtesy of the Grayson County Historical Society, Independence, Virginia.22222
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hotelfloyd1910.jpg
Floyd - Hotel Floyd circa 19101094 viewsThis view f teh Hotel Floyd is from a circa 1910 postcard.22222
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parsonsjohn.jpg
parsonsjohn.jpg1094 viewsAlleghany County Commissioner - 1868. Son of Solomon Parsons & Lydia Sturgill, born 19 Jan 1805. Married
Margaret Gambill and later Phoebe Laxton.
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pohick.jpg
pohick424 viewsThis view of the Pohick Church came from an early 20th century postcard. This was George Washington's home church. You might be interested in Philip Slaughter's History of Truro Parish. Note this church is in Fairfax County, VA, but in the Alexandria, VA mailing area.
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abramsfalls.jpg
abramsfalls.jpg782 viewsThis site, near Bristol, Virginia, was taken from an old real-photo postcard.22222
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Sullins College704 viewsThis is a circa 1907 postcard of the Sullins College Building.22222
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berthablastpulaski1908.jpg
berthablastpulaski1908.jpg1113 viewsThis is a 1908 postcard view.22222
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pearisburgdepot.jpg
pearisburgdepot.jpg658 viewsThis is an early 20th century photo of the Norfolk and Western Depot at Pearisburg.22222
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floydnikelmines.jpg
floydnikelmines.jpg846 viewsGeneral view of the main opening for nickel ore on Lick Fork, near Hemlock, Floyd County, Virginia. Owned by the Virginia Nickel Corporation. Photo circa. 1905.22222
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DeBoard , Clay479 viewsClay DeBoard was born and raised in Ashe County, NC, but went to Oregon in his early adulthood. Later he moved to Pennsylvania, and then back to Ashe County, NC. This photo was taken in Idaho.22222
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pinetavern.jpg
pinetavern.jpg919 viewsThis postcard dates from about 1950.22222
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WeaverIsaac2.jpg
WeaverIsaac2.jpg553 viewsThis is Isaac Weaver, b. August 17, 1817, died January 23, 1905, son of Isaac Weaver Jr. and Jane Lewis.
Courtesy of Debi Coe repunzul@tampabay.rr.com
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