Wythe County Historical Society
Subject file collection
A Collection in
the Heritage preservation center
Wythe County Historical society research library
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Accession Number ????
Title Subject File Collection
Physical Characteristics ??? folders, 3 filing cabinets
Language English
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Access and Use Restrictions
This collection is open under the rules and regulations of the Wythe County Historical Society, Department of Museums, and the Town of Wytheville.
Preferred Citation
Researchers are requested to cite the collection name, collection number, and the Wythe County Historical Society in all footnote and bibliographic references.
Subject File Collection, File Name and Number, Wythe County Historical Society Research Library, Heritage Preservation Center, Wytheville, VA.
Biographical/Historical Information
The Wythe County Historical Society Library and Archives evolved from a project initiated in the late 1990’s by Town of Wytheville Department of Museum staff and Wythe County Historical Society volunteers. The goal of the project was to gather all of the newspapers, photographs, manuscripts, documents, and miscellaneous papers found in the Thomas J. Boyd and Haller-Gibboney Rock House Museums and organize them in a central location to create a resource center where they would be available for study by local teachers, students, and researchers. In 2001, when the Town of Wytheville and Historical Society created a long term plan and operating structure for the then small resource center, a Library Committee was established to develop operating policies, management procedures, and organizational systems for the library and its collections.
Scope and Content
Types of materials, dates, information on arrangement. Strengths and weaknesses and gaps. Significant subjects, people, or organizations. Bring to light what is not obvious.
arrangement
The Subject File Collection of the Wythe County Historical Society Research Library currently consists of three filing cabinets of information on people, places, and events in the county’s history. Files are arranged alphabetically by category.
Series I contains subject files A-M (Afro-Americans-Marriage Records).
Series II contains subject files M-U (Max Meadows-Utilities).
Series III contains subject files V-W (Veterans-Wytheville).
Entries listed in the finding aid are represented by drawer:folder.
Related material
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Detailed Description of the Collection (Inventory)
Note to Researchers: to request copies of materials when not on site, please note both the location and numbers shown below.
-A-
Subject: ADVERTISEMENTS Accession Number: 2003.01.0031
Location Number: drawer:folder
“One of South’s Oldest Auction Companies (Horney Brothers),” 1999.
“Fall Opening (Kohen & Son).” Copy of original in archives.
“Men’s Fashionable Winter Clothing (Frank & Company),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1913.
“Representative Business Firms of Wytheville, VA,” Enterprise.
“J. Hal. Gibboney & Co.” Copy of original in archives.
“Miss Janie’s Shop Same as 1911.”
“G.T. Foltz Department Store.” Newspaper insert.
“Cushman’s Menthol Inhaler (Owens & Owens).” Newspaper.
“Millinery Opening (Dix & Clark),” Enterprise, 1912.
“Superior Supply Company” and “Sterling Hardware Company”
“The Way this Used to Be” news clip, 6/29/94.
“Opera House” Enterprise-Tuesday, April 21, 1914.
Subject: AFRICAN-AMERICANS Accession Number: 2003.01.0031
Location Number: drawer:folder
Education
*See “Museums: Training School”
“Former Local Negro Citizen Says There’s Been Integration…,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1965.
“Scott Memorial High School,” Roanoke Times, 1953.
Military
“Images of American Soldiers,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2008.
Outreach and History
“United,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Collecting Black History 101,” Wytheville Enterprise.
“Dressed and Rarin’ To Go,” Newspaper image inquiry, 2000.
Tourism
“Black History Driving Tour Unveiled,” Wytheville Enterprise.
Subject: AGRICULTURE Accession Number: RC98.0742
Location Number: drawer:folder
Agro-Business & Entrepreneurship
“Agribusiness Explored at Authority’s Meeting,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2000.
“Council Hands out Awards At Banquet,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2000.
“Young Farmers Buck National Trends,” newspaper article, 2000.
Machines & Technology
Traction Engine Photo. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
1927 McCormick-Deering Tractor Photo. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
Mountain Empire Antique Tractor Club (McCormick-Deering), newspaper image.
Mountain Empire Antique Tractor Club (Farmall), newspaper image.
“Kerosene Power,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1995. Photo with caption.
Wytheville Train Depot with Produce, photograph with information from book.
Steer and Steam Power, photo from book.
“This Farm Tractor was in Use in Wythe County Over 50 Years Ago,” newspaper image with caption.
Miscellaneous Farming
Edward Shelley & Co., Emigration to Virginia: Catalogue of Farms.
Edward Shelley & Co., Supplement, or Second List of Farms: Southwest Virginia Land Agency, 1872.
“Black Lick Farm,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1997. Photo with caption.
Sawmill Photo from newspaper clipping, 1984.
“Modern Farming Techniques Began Here,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1983. Photo with caption.
Harvesters Using Grain Cradles Photo, copy from book.
“Benner’s Prophecies,” newspaper article, 1888.
Dixon Lumber Company Sale, Roanoke Times, 1999.
“Farming In Southwest Virginia: A Proud Heritage,” FCN, 1994.
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station, Economic Land Classification of Wythe County, Bulletin 422, 1949.
“Old Style,” newspaper image with caption, 2000.
“Farm Chores,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005. Photo with caption.
Local agricultural items of interest an social happenings, 1914.
“Common Threads” news clip, Wytheville Enterprise-September 4, 2003.
Orchards & Tree Farming
“1890 Fruit Farm Produced 60,000 Bushels,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1992.
“Down on the Tree Farm,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2000.
Rural Retreat Cabbage
“Here’s The Reason Rural Retreat Was ‘Cabbage King’ Country of South in 1902,” Newspaper Article.
“This Was the Height of Cabbage Season at R.R. in the Year of 1908,” Newspaper article.
“Farming Has Remarkable History in Southwest Virginia,” FNC, 1992.
“Farm News: View In Cabbage Season,” Newspaper photo with caption.
“Cabbage Picking Time in Rural Retreat,” Newspaper photo with caption and advertisement.
Sherwood Jones, interviews by Gary W. Catron, May 12, 1980, transcript with personal note from interviewer.
Photo of Horsedrawn Cabbage Buckboards. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
Politics
Rural Retreat Grange Meeting Minutes, handwritten, 1892.
“FB Representatives Set policy for 2001,” newspapwer article, 2001.
Women in Farming
“Agriculture’s Unsung Heroes: Wives Who Work Off the Farm Play Important Roles,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
Woman in the Fields Photo. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
Women’s Work on the Farm, photographs from book.
Subject: ARCHEOLOGY Accession Number: RC98.0744
Location Number: drawer:folder
Fort Chiswell
“Archaeology and History Tie In,” newspaper article, 1876. Photo with caption.
James Cleland and Thomas Funk, “Preliminary Report on the Fort Chiswell Salvage Project,” Archaeology Society of Virginia, 1976.
Mary Kegley, “The Big Fort,” Journal of the Roanoke Valley Historical Society 10, no. 2 (1978). Reprint.*Two copies.
“Volunteers Dig Up Fort Chiswell Site,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Wythe Location Called ‘Poor Place’ to Build Fort,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Fort Chiswell Digging Scored By Historian,” newspaper article, 1976.
“Students Unearth Fort Chiswell Artifacts,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Fort Chiswell Excavation Too Slow, Historian Says,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Area Designated for Cloverleaf: Old Trading Post Uncovered,” The Daily Progress, 1976.
“Archeological Team Reports on Fort Chiswell findings,” newspaper article, 1976.
“Bits of History Uncoverd At Fort,” newspaper article, 1976.
“Key Find Reported At Old Fort,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Fort Diggings Concluded,” newspaper article, 1976.
“Unearthing Artifacts,” newspaper images with captions, 1976.
“Fort Chiswell Diggings Concluded,” newspaper image with caption, 1976.
“Archaeologists Plan Again to Dig at Fort,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Fort Chiswell Diggers Fail to Find Palisade,” newspaper article, 1976.
“Restrictions Delay Fort Chiswell Digging,” newspaper article, 1976.
“Letter to the Editor: Effort On Fort Chiswell To Continue,” newspaper article, 1976.
Native American Sites
National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form for Martin Prehistoric Indian Village Site.
“Digging Up History,” newspaper article, 1981.
“Digging Up Wythe’s Past,” newspaper article, 1983.
“Virginia Diggings Yield Clues to Ancient Colony.”
“Fossils, Relics Believed 6,000 Years Old Found,” Roanoke Times, 1981.
Subject: ART Accession Number: 1998.01.0745
Location Number: drawer:folder
Arts & Letters
“Writers Win Prestigious Awards,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2000.
PastPerfect inventory report on collection of drawings by Hattie Neal Fisher.
“Country Canvas: Lemhkuhl Featured Artist at Rural Retreat Library,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Portrait Artist: When She Says It’s Right- It’s Right!” Wytheville Enterprise, 1998.
“The Soul of the Artist: own Ornament was a True Labor of Love,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
M.C. Pelton artist promotion for Kemper-Thomas Company, 1911.
“Down on the Farm: Dogs, Pastoral Scenes Featured in Upcoming Art Exhibit,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1998.
“Art from the Heart: Woman Paints School Mural as Gift of Love,” Wytheville Enterprise.
“Art and Soul in County Schools: Leaders Praise Creative Pilot Program,” Wytheville Enterprise.
“Scholastic Art Awards Announced,” newspaper article, 2001.
“Artist Reception,” newspaper image with caption, 2000.
“Foundation Gift Going to Support Art in Schools,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2001.
“Calligraphy: The Art of Writing,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2000.
“Stitching A Work of Art,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1999.
“Artwork Nets Family A Bundle In Auction,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1987.
“A ‘White Topper’ With A Mission: Sorensen Stays Active With Senior Citizens Group and Other and Other Activities,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2000.
“Oils and Inspiration,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Inspiration In Bloom: Area Artist Exhibits At the Wohlfahrt House,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Stained Glass Art Exhibited,” Wytheville Enterprise 2004.
Edward Beyer
“1855 Wytheville Landscape to Go on Exhibit,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
Ted Cooper, letter to Frances Emerson, August 26, 1999.
Adams Davidson Galleries, Report on View of Wytheville, Wythe County, Virginia, by Edward Beyer, 1999.
German Frakturs
William R. Grove, letter to Virginia State Library, 1985.
Jane R. Baugh, letter to William R. Grove, 1885. Article citation attached.
Elizabeth C. Hollyday, “The Conservation of A Shenandoah Valley Fraktur,” JAIC 17 (1977): 27-36.
Handwritten Note from Emily Brady, 1912.
Ellen E. Coogan,”Fraktur for the Collector,” Early American Life (1984): 54-56.
Beverly Repass Hoch, letter to Mrs. Grove, 1989.
Homewood
Homewood Pamphlet Photocopy.
John Topham, letter to Frances Emerson, 2004.
John Topham, “Homewood Near Wytheville, Va.” 2003.
Lewis Miller
Herman J. Wechsler, Unaddressed Letter on Lewis Miller.
Photograph of Lewis Miller grave by Hubert Gilliam. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
“Artistic Views of Wythe,” Enterprise, 2000.
Subject: AUGUSTA COUNTY (Needed?) Accession Number: RC.98.0784
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: AUSTINVILLE Accession Number: RC.98.0794
Location Number: drawer:folder
Kohler History of Austinville, Virginia.
“A Reminder of Early Life in Historic Wytheville,” newspaper image with caption, 1980.
Linda Spiker, Austinville.
“Austinville Finally Gets a Field of Dreams: Community Effort Pays Off for Children,” newspaper article, 1998.
Pam Allison, et al, Austinville and Its Surrounding Areas, 1986.
“Newtown Area Gets A Needed Facelift: Grant Helps County Renovate 19 Homes,” newspaper article, 2000.
“Austinville Bowling Alley Gets Updrade,” newspaper article, 2000.
“Letter Tells of Tradgedy and Life in Austinville 142 Years Ago,” Enterprise, 1978.
“Austinville, Va: Birthplace of Texas?” Roanoke Times, 1975.
“News from Austinville Community.” Editorials from locals for newspaper.
W.O. Borcherdt, The Story of Austinville, April 3, 1930.
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Subject: BANKING & FINANCE Accession Number: 1998.01.0750
Location Number: drawer:folder
“76 Year Old Bank of Speedwell Thriving Despite Tough Odds,” newspaper article, 1983.
“Premier Shareholders Approve Merger,” newspaper article, 1997.
“Wythe County Nat’l Bank, Established in 1924, Has Become One of Most Successful in SWVA; Service for All Is Motto,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“First National Farmers Bank One of Oldest and Strongest Institutions in SWVA, Has Rendered Service to Hundreds,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“New Banking Center,” newspaper image with caption, 1998.
“A Better Way of Banking Has Come to Rural Retreat,” self-published newspaper.
First National Bank opening newspaper advertisement.
“Bank Starts Work on Second Office: Plans Call for Keeping Downtown Branch Operating,” newspaper article.
“Bank of Tazewell Co. Opens Local Office,” newspaper article.
“FNB to Buy Bank Office,” newspaper article.
“Wythe County Banker Eyes New role, Challenge: Bralley Promoted to Regional Executive Post at First Bank,” newspaper article, 2005.
Grayson National Bank Groundbreaking Ceremony newspaper image with caption, 2012.
Bank of Crockett Meeting Minutes, 1909.
“Closing Branch: The Sovran Bank of Crockett Closed its Door,” newspaper image with caption.
Horse Blanket Bills newspaper image with caption, 2001.
Copies of printed money from Southwestern Bank of Virginia.
“Godwin to Help Dedicate New Board Room at S&L,” newspaper article.
“Mr. Wadley’s Wytheville Banking and Insurance Practices Resulted in Sheriff and Commonwealth Attorney Being Named as Partners to Only Local Case to Reach U.S. Supreme Court,” Enterprise, 1970.
“Renovation In Progress” 9/95.
“VNB To Begin Construction On New Main Street Office October 1st” news clip, Enterprise-Tuesday, September 17, 1974.
Subject: BARREN SPRINGS (No Entries) Accession Number: 2001.01.0122
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: BLOOD MOBILE (Needed?) Accession Number: 2006.00.001
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: BRIDGES Accession Number: RC98.0748
RC98.0749
Location Number: drawer:folder
Reed Creek/Stone’s Mill Bridge
A.K. Williams, letter to Carter Beamer, February 5, 1990.
A.K. Williams, letter to Carter Beamer, March 26, 1990.
Truss Bridge Survey and Inventory Form.
Robert E. Johnson, letter to William A. Edwards, 1979.
Robert E. Johnson, letter to Billy R. Branson, 1979.
George F. James, letter to Mrs. Walter Gordon, 1980.
Sidney Kincer, notes from S.B. Campbell Jr, 1985.
“Twin Benefits Reaped by Bridge Change,” Enterprise, 1982.
Handwritten informational notecards.
“Old Bridge Over Reed Creek below Stone’s Mill Dam,” image. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
W.R. Chitwood, “Stone’s Dam Bridge,” Notes for Southwest Va. Enterprise, 1880.
“Historical Society Request,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1979.
“Foot Travel Only,” newspaper image with caption, 1983.
Miscellaneous Bridges
“New Speedwell Bridge to Open Next Week,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
New River flood to bridge image with caption, Enterprise, 1994.
“Bridge’s Safety in Question,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
Graham’s Forge swinging bridge, newspaper image with caption, 1997.
Unidentified image of bridge.
“Yesteryear’s Toll House Still Standing Here,” newspaper image with caption, 1982.
“One Way Bridge,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1980.
“Bridge In Need of Repair, Enterprise, image with caption, 1980.
“A Mixture of History and Beauty,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1980.
“A Scenic View from I-77 Bridge Deck,” Enterprise, 1978.
“Crane Demolished,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Bridge Battle Spans Years,” newspaper article, 2004.
“Board of Supervisors Frets Over Gunton Park Bridge: School Buses, Fire Trucks No Longer Using Structure,” newspaper article, 2005.
“Damage Heavy as Waters Rage,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Reed Creek Bridge on 667 At Halfway Mark,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Enterprise and GLF Road Association Also Interested in Farm-to-Market Roads,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Bridge Construction Awaits Steel Shipment,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1974.
“New US 21 Bridge to Cross Stony Fork Creek,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1974.
“Graham’s Forge Crossing to be Renewed,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1974.
“Bridge Construction Job Underway at Graham’s Forge,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Old Bridge Gives Way to New on I-77 Route,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1973.
“Replacement Looms in Near Future,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1973.
“To Give Way to New Modern Bridge,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1974.
“Old-Timer Still Gets You Cross the Creek,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1973.
“I-77 Path Over Laurel Creek Now Awaits Traffic,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1974.
“Southwest Virginia’s Largest Bridges to be Completed,” newspaper article with pictures, 1976.
Reed Creek Bridge postcard copy.
“Covered Bridge at Keesling’s Probably Last,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1976.
“Ninety Foot Bridge Has Stood Over 100 Years,” Enterprise, image with caption, 1974.
Subject: BUSINESS: COTTAGE INDUSTRY & CRAFTS Accession Number: ????.??.????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“I Can; We Can: Preserving A Traditional Art,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Business in Bloom: Rural Retreat Family Business Growing,” newspaper article.
“A Taste of Homemade Apple Cider,” newspaper article.
“Fresh from the Garden,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“It’s Molasses Making Time,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Molasses Making- Past and Present,” newspaper article, 1979.
“Wythe Woman Given Canning Contest Award,” newspaper article.
Jamestown Tercentennial Exposition award for lace centerpieces, 1907.
Remembrances and Memorabilia of Mrs. Ray Cassell Wythe County Extension Homemakers Council.
“Master Gardener Gives Lecture and Demonstration on Bonsai Plants,” Enterprise, 2003.
“In the Apple Butter Spirit: Rosenbaum Chapel Continues with its Fruitful Fundraiser, Ministry,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Know & Grow,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Molasses: A Slow Road to A Tasty Tradition,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Preserving Summer’s Bounty,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
“Homemade Soap Is Still In Demand,” newspaper article, 1998.
“Hydroponics: A New Twist to Gardening,” newspaper article, 1999.
“Enhancing the Beauty of Wythe County,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Making Liquid Gold,” newspaper article, 2000.
Roderick Moore, “Earthenware Potters Along the Great Road in Virginia and Tennessee,” Antiques (September 1983): 528-37. (Plus additional computer printout copy.)
“In Celebration of the Arts,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1998.
“Artist Breaks New Ground: Rural Retreat Blacksmith ‘Pits’ his Expertise Against the Elements,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
Colonial Coverlets in Modern Use: Reproductions of Hand-Loom Patterns Made in the Mountains of Virginia by the Pioneer Weavers of Seamless Old-Time Coverlets, (Cedar Bluff, Virginia: Clinch Valley Blanket Mills).
“Ewe Gotta Love It: Four Fiber Artists Open Home-Based Yarn Shop, Classroom,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Egging it On: Practicing the Fine Ukrainian Art of Pysanky,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Knitting Nirvana,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Toys Carry Lifetime Guarantee: Rural Retreat Craftsman Breathes His Wood,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Old Smokehouse Finds New Life,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
“Homelife In Virginia: 1776-1835.”
“Where Were Coverlets Woven?”
“Scents, Suds, and Stuff: Area Woman Makes and Sells Soaps,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Turning Gold Into Green: Austinville Man Makes His Money Making Jewelry,” Enterprise, 1999.
“WCCH Auxiliary Holds Annual Quilt Raffle,” Enterprise, 2000.
“On the Job: Crafting Flower Arrangements for Fun, Profit,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Craft Show: Behind the Scenes,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
Listing of MESDA Craftsmen and Accompanying Information, 1995.
“Wooden Wonders: Woodyard Brings Creations to heritage Day,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
Klaus Wust, Fold Art In Stone: Southwest Virginia (Edinburg, Virginia: Shenandoah History, 1970).
“Natural Adornment: Art Students Transform Precious Metal Clay into Handmade Beads and Jewelry,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Checklist of Potters Along the Great Road In Virginia and Tennessee, 1776-1880,” Blue Ridge Institute and Museum, 2009. Website Printout.
“They’ve Got Skills,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Keeping Tradition Alive in Wythe County,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1994.
“Lindsey Frye Finds Her Bead On Life,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Art of Stone Cutting and Quarrying Nearly Lost: Crigger Family Known for their Handiwork,” FCN, 1994.
“Goode Carries on the Art of Spinning: Future Generations to Reap the Rewards of her Work,” FCN, 1994.
“Self-Taught Survival Skills: Creativity and an Inquisitive Mind Is the Key,” FCN, 1994.
“Quilting for A Cause: project Aims to Deliver Quilts to Hurricane Victims,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Artisan’s Trail Study Planned: ARC Oks Funds for Feasibility, Impact Study,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Wonders In Wood: Carver Creates Masterpieces from Logs, Branches,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“White’s Wearable Artwork” Enterprise- 9/22/12.
Subject: BUSINESS: GENERAL Accession Number: RC98.0752
Location Number: drawer:folder
Miscellaneous General Business
“Area Unemployment Rates Increase In May: Wythe County Jobless Level More than Three Times State Average,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Technology Push May Soon See Harvest: Boucher said Magazine has named Abingdon the Most-Wired Small Town in the Country,” Roanoke Times, 2001.
“New Business Sites Developing Around the Town of Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Wytheville Resident Heads Up Incubator: Program Designed to Help New Businesses,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Business Showcase: Business Review,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1992.
“The Backbone o fSouthwest Virginia,” Southwest Virginia Enteprise. Undated.
“Making way for a Shopping Center” Enterprise-07/08/00.
“Shoppers In Wytheville Half Century Ago At then Famous Store” Enterprise-12/9/49
“Old Wytheville Business” Enterprise-Wednesday, November 12, 1997.
“Southern States” Enterprise-Saturday, August 11, 2001.
“Jackson Trail Service Station” Enterprise-Wednesday, March 23, 1994.
“Skeeter’s World Famous Hot Dogs”
“Victoria Brewery Co.”
Wythe-Bland Chamber of Commerce
“Competition With Discount Mass Merchandisers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Serving As A True Business Beacon: Chamber Celebrates its 60th Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Chamber Works on Ambassador Program,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Showcasing Area Businesses,” Enterprise, 2000.
Industrial Survey (Wytheville, Virginia: Wythe County Chamber of Commerce).
“Goodwill Tour (Southwest Virginia Association), Enterprise, 2006. Image and caption.
Subject: BUSINESS: MANUFACTURING & INDUSTRY Accession Number: RC98.0752
Location Number: drawer:folder
Alco Controls
“Wytheville Plant (Alco) To Lay Off More Employees,” Enterprise.
“Wytheville Product Line Going to Mexico: Alco Controls to Lay Off 83 Workers,” Enterprise, 2000.
Donnkenny Apparel
“Local Textile Plant (Donnkenny) Closing,” Enteprise, 1998.
“Clothing Company Lawsuit Settled: Former Donnkenny Executives Also Admit Guilt in Criminal Case,” Enterprise.
Evatran
“Evatran Production Ramping Up: Plugless Power Plant Hires New Director of Manufacturing for Wytheville,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Electric Past and Future Collide,” Enterprise, 2010.
Gatorade-Pepsi-Amcore
“Officials Take the Gatorade Tour: Plant Expected to be Fully Operational by February 2007,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Bottle Maker Breaks Ground,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Backpack Donations (Pepsi-Gatorade),” Enterprise, 2013. Image with caption.
“Drink maker Open for Business: Gatorade Holds Ribbon Cutting,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Gatorade’s Rumored Pay Big Draw: Hopes of Job Stability Make Drink Maker’s Booth A Hot Spot At the Job Fair,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“144 Jobs On Way To Wythe: Bottling Plant to Open In Progress Park,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Pepsi Plant Best In Bottling: Business Earns National Honor,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Gatorade Starts process of Setting Up Shop In Wytheville: $140 Million Plant to Bring About 250 Jobs to County,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“New PepsiCo Plant May Be Coming: US Sen. Allen Cites 250 New Jobs,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Wythe Drinks In New Success: $140M Pepsi Plant to Create 250 Jobs,” Enterprise.
“Wytheville Pepsi Plant Begins Initial Operation,” Enterprise, 2003.
Hutchinson Sealing Systems
“Plant to Lay Off 110 Workers (Hutchinson Sealing Systems),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wytheville Plant (Hutchinson Sealing Systems) to Announce Future Plans,” Enterprise, 2001.
“New Industry (Hutchinson Sealing Systems) Announcement Scheduled,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Journeymen At Hutchinson,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“HSS Employees Complete Training,” Enterprise.
Industrial Parks
“Land Bought for Industrial Park,” Enterprise, 1998.
“New Industrial park Has A Name (Progress Park),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Fairview Park Dedicated,” Enterprise, 1987.
“I-Park Gets More Funds,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Progress park Offers Hope for New Year,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Progress Park Is Awarded Grant: $1.5 Million Will Help Connect New Indusrial Park to Rail Service,” Enterprise.
“Company Plans to Announce Move Into New Progress Park,” Enterprise.
“Community Works to Bring Industry to Progress Park,” Enterprise.
“Grant Will be used to Develp Progress Park,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Fairview park’s Opening Marks Growth,”Enterprise, 1987.
“Enterprise Zone to be Expanded: State program Provides Incentives for Industries,” Enterprise.
“Council Discusses Enterprise Zone,” Enterprise.
Joint Industrial Development Authority (JIDA) & Related Industry Aid Institutions
“IDC Receives Joint IDA Recognition Award,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Helping Wythe Attract Industry,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Wythe Gets Industrial Development Director,” Enterprise, 1999.
“The IDC: Helping the Disabled Suceed in the Work World,” Enterprise, 1998.
“JIDA Says ‘Thank You’ to County’s Manufacturers,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Industry Honors: A Celebraion of the Joint Industrial Development Authority and Wythe/Bland Chamber of Commerce Industry Recognitions,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“Manufacturing Technology Center Receives Award,” Enterprise, 2001.
Longwood Elastomers
“Longwood Expands Operations,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Apprenticeship Training Completed (Longwood),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Hard At Work (Longwood),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
Lightnin-Magnetic Technologies (MTC)
“Wythe Loses Industry (Lightnin) but Gains Another (MTC),” Roanoke Times.
“Lightnin Building Sold in Wytheville: Local Company (MTC) Plans to Occupy Plant,” Enteprise, 2001.
“Lightnin Slated to Close Down,” Enterprise.
“Lightnin Lights Up the Industrial Marketplace: Wytheville Plant Leads the Way with Newly-Expanded Line,”Enterprise, 1999.
Miscellaneous
“Wytheville Ice and Dairy Plant.” Image with caption.
“Recalling Early Days Inside the Ice Factory,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Modern Meat Processing Co. Only One In Area Providing Superior Service Plus Top Quality Products for Farmers, Merchants,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“D&W Sales Increases Service to Wythe Countians with Addition New Lines; ‘Best Materials, Best Work, Lowest Cost’ Motto,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Wytheville Industry Grows As Year Comes to End (Aeroquip Plant),” Enterprise.
“Textron to Sell Wytheville Plant: Company has Noted Potential Buyers,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Rohm and Haas to Close Plant: 73 Full-Time Powder Coating Workers to be Idled,” Enterprise, 2005.
Nancy Carpenter Bondurant, letter to Linda Carpenter Phillippi (Carpenter Hoisery Mill), 1990.
“Industry Plans Told In Rural Retreat: Swanson (Mid-Atlantic) to Employ 25-30 New Workers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“New Industry (Garment Factory) Here,” Enterprise, 1966. Image with caption.
“Broadening Business: Rural Retreat Plant (Mid-Atlantic) to Add Jobs and New Building,”Enteprise, 2006.
“Thousands Head to WCC for Job Hunter’s Paradise,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Sewing Plant Closing: 160 Jobs Will Be Lost,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Gay-Ola-It Was the Real Thing,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Plant (DSM Engineering Plastic Products) Worker Recovering From Burns,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Prospective Industry on Wythe’s Horizon?” Enterprise, 2000.
“Local Company Makes Fantastic 50 List: Musser Lumber Honored for Outstanding Growth,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Pipe Maker Coming to Progress Park,” Enterprise, 2007.
“Long-Airdox Regroups, Closes Two Area Plants: Rural Retreat Operation will Remain Open,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Manufacturer Reveals its Secret for Success,” Enterprise.
“Wytheville Gets New High-Tech Business: Canadian Firm to Make Truck Fuel Tanks,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Manufactured Home Center to Open in Feb: Business Will Feature Decorated Model Homes for Customers,’ Enterprise, 1999.
“National Seating to Shut Down,” Enterprise.
“Musser Lumber Changing and Hiring,” Enterprise.
“Camrett Companies Moving to a New Home,” Enterprise, 2006.
Narrow Fabric Company, The Chair Factory, the Shirt Factory
“Learning about their Appalachian Heritage” news clip, Enterprise-July 24, 1999.
R.P. Johnson
Martha Mansfield, “Partners in Progress,” The Virginia County (December 1954): 36-38.
Photo of Foote and Johnson Woodworking.
“Foote and Johnson Employees,” Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
Two pamphlet R.P. Johnson advertisements.
One newspaper R.P. Johnson advertisement.
Collection of photo copies.
75 Years Continuous Service (Wytheville, Virginia: R.P. Johnson, 1950).
“A Historical View,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
Foote & Johnson photocopied image with caption.
“Engines, Saw Mills, Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggies, &c,” (Wytheville, VA: R.P. Johnson).
Foote & Johnson Letter
“A Historical View” Enterprise-August 12, 2000.
Somic-Wytheville Technologies
“First Park Tenant to Begin Its Operation (Somic),” Enterprise.
“Officials Welcome Newest Industry: Somic Ishikawa to Locate In Progress Park,” Enterprise.
“Progress Park Tenent Named: Japan-based Company makes Parts for Autos,” Enterprise.
Subject: BUSINESS: RETAIL & WHOLESALE Accession Number: RC98.0753
Location Number: drawer:folder
“G.T. Foltz Dept. Store, Wytheville, Va,” Southwest Virginia Leader 1, No. 2 (1924).
“Offer Used Editions,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Treats and Sweets,” New Wythe County Businesses Offer Goods for People and Pets,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Pasture to Become Shopping Center at This Location,” (1973). Image with caption.
“The G.T. Foltz Bldg. of Yesterdayear.” Image with caption.
“Humphrey-Davidson Hardware Store,” Enterprise, 1991. Image with caption.
“Miller Furniture Co. Motto “We Outfit the Entire Home with Top Quality Merchandise At Prices you can Afford,” Enterprise, 1961.
“The Family Store ‘Man and Wife Team’ Specialize in Clothing for the Family,” Enterprise, 1961.
“Prices and Their Store are Remembered,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1989.
“Florist, Hotel Open in Wythe,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“End of an Era for Wytheville’s ‘Jugs’ Stop and Shop,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
“A Modern History: Longtime Family Owned Shoe Store Seeking New Owner,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Owner of Western Auto Store Located In Wytheville from Choice of 17 States; To Observe 11th Anniversary Next Week,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Wytheville Office Supply Provides Needed Service to Area, Only Type of Firm Here, One of Best In Service and Merchandise,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Owens 7 Owens Has Been Efficiently Serving Wythe Countians for 75 Years; One of Most Modern Drug Stores of Area,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Budget Shop Combines Quality and Service to Assure Customers Complete and Satisfactory Service as Always,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Sewing Up Donations,” Enterprise, 1987. Image with caption.
“Supercenter to Create 350 New Jobs,” Enterprise, 2001.
“If This Store Could Talk!” Enterprise, 1978. Image with caption.
“Enterprise Album (Halsey Grocery Store),” Enterprise, 1982. Image with caption.
“Fort Chiswell Food Country to Open in December,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Fort Chiswell Grocery Store to Open in Fall,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Movie Magic,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Kincer-Miller Continually Serving Wythe and Adjacent Territory for 35 Years Is One of Most Modern Hardwares in Area,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“House of Music Is Unique Business Firm, Rendering Specialized Service to Citizens, Aids In Making Town and Shopping Center,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Hedrick Motor Co. Has Been Under Same Ownership Since Established in 1939; Handling Famous Studebaker Line of Cars,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise 1961.
“George Wythe Service Station Open 24 Hours Day, Emphasizes Friendly, Efficient Service,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Modern Farm Equipment Co. Provides Service to Farmers with Huge Supply of Parts, Factory Trained Mechanics- Is One of the Best in the State,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Counts Have 2 Drug Stores to Offer A Huge Variety of Merchandise Needs As Well As All Kinds of Medicine To Public,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Better Homes Wayside Furniture Co. Offers Specialized Service; Wide Variety of the Latest Merchandise Available,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Combined Buying Power of Vance Stores Provides Wytheville Store Opportunity To Offer Top Service, Quality, Low Prices,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Tarter Chevrolet Is One of Most Modern Auto Agencies in Southwest Virginia,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Pope’s Dress Shop Specializing in Nationally Advertised Ladies Ready-to-Wear to Stage Fashion Show at FCHS Friday Night,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Leggett’s In Wytheville is One of Most Modern, Complete Department Stores in State; Draws Buyers from 60 Mile Radius,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Greear’s Not Only photo Specialists But Local Store Has Hundreds of Gifts, Including Many for Mother’s Day,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Cash Mob Congregates: Young Adults Spend, Mingle in Wytheville,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Modern Kroger Supermarket in Wytheville Assures Equal Service and Prices to the Housewives As that Found in Big Cities,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Mall is Beacon to Travelers,” Enterprise.
“Business Continues As Kmart Corp. Files for Bankruptcy: Fate of Company’s Wytheville Store Remains Uncertain,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Heart and Sole- Shoe Repair In Wytheville: Dollar Opens Up New Shop on S. 16th St,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Shopping Center Opening Delayed: Wal-Mart Will be Ready for Business Sept. 19,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2001.
“Goodwill to Open New Wytheville Store Aug. 1,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Lowe’s Home Improvement to Open New Wytheville Store Soon: Wal-Mart to Begin Accepting Applications July 11,” Enterprise, 2001.
“New Wal-Mart Opens in Wythe,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Store to Open in Old Post Office Building,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Shopping Center Store Changes Announced,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Hundreds Apply for New Wal-Mart Jobs: Applications Accepted Through Noon Saturday,” Enterprise, 2001.
“A Formal Dedication,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Main St. Acme Closes Doors,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Lowe’s Prepares for Opening,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Sales Award,” Enterprise.
“Furniture Company to Close Store: Heilig-Meyers Shuts Down All 375 Remaining Locations,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Shopping In Speedwell,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2001.
“Southern States to Restructure; No Local Changes are Expected,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Lowe’s Job Fair Draws Hundreds of Applicants,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Schewel Furniture Comes to Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Goodwill Plans to Open Local Store in July,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Southern States,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Kincer-Miller Hardware Now in Miniature,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Everything Under the Sun (Cripple Creek Grocery),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Company to Buy Acme Markets,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Valentines Abound (Flowers by Mary),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Open for Business (Chubee’s),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Running with the Big Dogs of Retail: Expert Offers Advice,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Cruising Country Stores,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Shopping Center to Open in Summer,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wytheville Acme Stores to Remain Open,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Retailers Report Holiday Sales Results,” Enterprise.
“Turning Art Into Business,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Acme Negotiations Continue,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Flying J Fined in Station Blaze,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Heilig-Meyers to Remain Open,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Fort Chiswell Food Country Set to Open in January,” Enterprise.
“More Shopping Center Tenants Named,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Lowe’s Releases Information,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Explore the Galaxy,” Enterprise, 2000.
“New Business Opens: A Collector’s Dream (Edith’s Attic),” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Smith’s Moore & Co. Jewelers Has Served Many Generations with Traditionally the Finest Merchandise; 2 Stores Combined,” Enterprise, 1961.
“Graybeal’s Men’s Store Offers Personalized Service and Up-to-the-Minute Clothing with Nationally Advertised Merchandise,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Oglesby Pontiac-Buick One of Area’s Most Modern Establishments, Original Owner Was Pioneer Car Dealer of VA,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“From the Album (Shores Motor Service Corporation),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1987. Image with caption.
“Central Drug Has Been Household Word Among Wythe Countians for ½ Century,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“A Hard Decision: Hardware Store Closes Doors After 85 Years,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Remember This? (Brady Wines and Liqueurs),” Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“Vintage Liquor Container,”1982. Newspaper image with caption.
“Business Owner, Community Work Together to Save Historic Building,” Enterprise, 1994.
“Proposed Shopping Center Sparks Debate: Wytheville Planning Commission Delays Rezoning Request,” Enterprise, 2000.
“A Saucy Tale: Texas Company markets Wythe Co. Cola Barbecue Sauce,” Enterprise, 2010.
Miscellaneous newspaper images with captions, Enterprise, 2001.
“Surplus of Savings: State Cabinet Member Tours Wythe Property Store,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“J.J. Newberry Co,” 1999. Image with caption.
“Moore and Company, 1908,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Passing the ‘Pencil Test’: Wytheville Landmark Included in Griffith’s National Comic Strip,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Fresh Competition: Local Produce Markets Finding Their Niche,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Business Behind the Glass: Wytheville Company Expands its Operation,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Business Is Booming: Wythe Welcomes New Lodging and Retail Establishments,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Maxine’s, Founded 12 Years Ago, Is An Exclusive Ladies Ready to Wear Apparel Shop; Bringing Latest Fashions to Wythe,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Still At Same Location (Central Drug),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Vernon A Pioneer Merchant; Variety of Merchandise Equal or Greater Than in Large City Stores on Display All Times,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“E.N. Umberger’s Store Is Recognized As Wytheville Institution- Founded by Father, Son, & Daughter Now Managers,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Wytheville Motor Co. Established In Early 1945 Employs 17 People, Is Progressive Firm,” Enterprise.
“A Hardware Store of Former Years,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“If This Old Store Could Talk (JK Marsh Store),” Enterprise, 1978. Image with caption.
“Crest’s Variety Store Rated As One of Most Modern of Such Type Store in Va,” Enterprise.
“Wytheville’s Newest Dept Store to Join with Other Jones & Spry Establishments in Staging 26th Anniversary Sale,” Enterprise, 1961.
“Newberry’s Store Opened in Wytheville 31 Years Ago; Has Expanded During 3 Decades, Plans Call for A Complete New Modernization of Business In Future,” Enterprise, 1961.
“Movies and More (Movie Starz),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Bruce’s General Merchandise and Grocery Store,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“A Real Department Store (Foltz),” Enterprise, 1994.
“Humphrey-Davidson Hardware,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“Foltz Department Store,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Grand Opening (Acme Markets),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Main Street Firm Celebrating Forty-Five Years of Operation (Hobert Grubb),” Enterprise, 1979.
“Acme to Buy Lowes,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Bigger and Better (Shores Motor Co),” Enterprise.
“Silver Anniversary (Huff Chevrolet),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Wytheville Vance Company,” Enterprise.
“The Alford Brothers Store,” Wythe-Bland, 1996. Image with caption.
“New Business to Open in Fall (Peebles),” Wythe-Bland, 1995.
“Demolished Landmark,” 1988. Image with caption.
“Stately Local Homes Recycled,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
“Reflection of the Past,” Enterprise, 1981. Image with caption.
“Drug Store to Close Doors (Owens and Owens),” 1978.
“A Real Department Store I 1886” Enterprise-Wednesday, October 19, 1994.
“Bruce’s General Merchandise and Grocery Store” Enterprise-Wednesday, December 28, 1994.
“Planners Support Shopping Center Rezoning” Enterprise-1/22/00.
“G.T. Folty Department Store” Enterprise-10/19/94.
“Shopping Outer(?) Work Should Start This Month” Enterprise-06/10/00.
“A Hardware Store of Former Years” news clip.
Subject: BUSINESS: SERVICE INDUSTRY Accession Number: RC98.0754
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Elite Beauty Shop,” Enterprise, 2005. 1937 photo with caption.
“National Ward Proves Wordsprint’s Excellence,” Enterprise, 2012.
“Coffee & Company: Glenny’s an A.M. Gathering Spot,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Photography Era Ends With Greear Studios’ Closing,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Baker Thinking ‘Inside’ the Box: Invention, Business ‘Leap of Faith’ for County Woman,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Business Owners Have Taste for Success,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Virginia Heights Faces Shutdown: Customers Sign Petitions, but the Restaurant Staff has Little Hope,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Pizza Pizazz: Employee’s Culinary Skills Net Top Honors,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2001.
“Another Travel Plaza Set for I-81 Corridor: Company Plans to Build 8m022 square foot Facility,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Shifting Gears: The Competition for Student Truckers can be Fierce As Trucking Companies Deal with a Shortage of Drivers,” Roanoke Times, 2006.
“Alliance Drivers Wrangle Rodeo Prizes Again,” Enterprise, 2001.
“A new Place to Eat,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Fitness Center’s Fate Remains Uncertain,” Enterprise.
“Gasoline Company Looking at Main Street Property in Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Hair Art,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Styling Spa,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“A Palate from the Past,” Roanoke Times, 2000.
“Shanaki Karate Studios Inc,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Averitt Express Expands In Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Skeeter’s Turns 80,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Burger King to Close In Town,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Rural Retreat Business Featured in Magazine,” Enterprise, 2000.
“New Hair Salon,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Trucking Firm Closes Operation,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Studio Closes After 50 Years,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Cracker Barrel on its Way to Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Adult Day Care Center Opens In Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Coe & Sons Have Reputation of Giving Finest Service With Excellent Products; Home Remodeling Is their Specialty,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“The End of an Era: Service Station Shuts Down Pumps, Closes Doors,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Wythe Sheet Metal Co. Offers an Expert Service For Heating, Cooling, Roofing,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Soda Shop Is Rendezvous for All Ages; S&S Sandwich Co. Now Providing Tasty Spreads, Wide Variety, Better than Best,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“New Pizza Restaurant to Open This Summer,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Main Street Restaurant, health Food Store Close: Family Concerns, Downtown Parking Cited as Reasons,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Mom’s, Others Closing Doors,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Sweet Job (Donut Express),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Wytheville bottled Gas Co. Operates Fleet of Trucks Serving 11 SWVA Counties,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Skeeter’s Makes the Cut,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
Mary Kegley, he St. Clair Family, Wythe County, Virginia: Ornamental and Job Printers Since 1844,” Virginia Cavalcade (Winter 2001).
“Local KOA a ‘Kut’ Above: Wythe County Business Takes Home National Award,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Some Food for thought: Downtown Eateries Talk About What it Takes to Succeed,” Enterprise, 2006.
“A Better Way Steam Laundry,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Mufflers and More,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Setting the Pace,” Enterprise, 1998.
“A Taste of the Orient (Great Wall),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Old Ya Hill Auto Parts Store In Rural Retreat,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“The Right Station,” Enterprise.
“Laswell Service Station,” Enterprise.
“New Restaurants Have the Solution,” Enterprise, 1997.
“David Greear- The Photo Man,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1956.
“Team Set to Open Local Eatery,” Enterprise, 2003.
“Wytheville Watch Repair Co Specialists Give Wythe Countians Unique Service,” Enterprise.
“Cobbler Comes by Trade Honest Way, Wants to Keep on Tacking,” Enterprise.
“Durham’s Restaurant Sold to North Carolina Company,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Will Work for Food (Struggles),” Enterprise, 2006.
“Ewald-Lester Insurance Agency, Incorporated” booklet.
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Subject: CAVES & SPELUNKING Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Adventurer Tells of Thrilling Exploration of Famed ‘Piper’s Cave’ at Cripple Creek,” Enterprise.
Recollection of Wytheville caves around 1950. Printout of website article.
Copies of original Wythe County cave photos belonging to Mrs. Mae Shartiz Clemons.
Subject: CELEBRATIONS: bicentennial Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Cannon illustration from Meat and Poultry section of a Wythe County Bicentennial Cookbook.
Post card of Wythe County Bicentennial Quilt with accompanying information on back.
Advertisement stand for Bicentennial Medallion with accompanying image, price, and information.
“Pageant Chronicles Wythe History,” Roanoke Times, 1990.
“Wythe County Born 200 Years Ago,” 1990.
“County Seeks Buyers for 1600 Medallions,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Bicentennial Medallions Still Offered to Public,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Spirit of ’76 Lives On As Climax Passes,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Giant Parade In Wytheville Commemorates Nation’s Birthday,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Rural Retreat Rolls Out Red Carpet for Bicentennial Excursion Train,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Capsule Helps Students Understand Century,” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“Dr. Tate to Speak At Bicentennial Program,” 1975.
“Bicentennial Flag to Be Raised At WCC,” 1974.
“County Bicentennial Commission to Visit Mountain Top Attractions Saturday.”
“Wythe County Bicentennial Commission Studying Landmarks,” 1974.
“Wythe’s Bicentennial Committee Pledged Cooperation of State,” 1974.
“Wythe County Designated As A Bicentennial Community,” 1974.
“Wythe Bicentennial Commission to View Lead Mines Marker,” 1974.
“Bicentennial Workers Held Session Here Last Week,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Southwest Bicentennial Committee Formulates Plans Sunday,” 1974.
“Wytheville’s ‘Big Day’ Coordinators Ride in Parade,” Enterprise, image with caption.
“Bicentennial Celebration Reaches Peak,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1976.
“Wythe Bicentennial Group Looks Over Furnace,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Bicentennial Quilt Elegantly Tells the Story of the County,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1989.
“List of Wythe County Bicentennial Events,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1990.
“Unite!” Enterprise, 1990. Image with caption.
Subject: CELEBRATIONS: CHAUTAUQUA Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“A Celebration of Cooking,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Chautauqua Festival- Something Fun for Everyone,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Entertainment Preview,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Chautauqua Festival in the Park,” newspaper guide, 1999.
Chautauqua Festival booklet guide, 1999.
Summertime Memories: The Magical Sights and Sounds of 25 Years of Chautauqua, Wythe Arts Council, 2009.
“Edgemont Residents Enjoy A Day At Chautauqua,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Hometown Cooks Make National Publication: Hometown Cooking to Feature Chautauqua Desserts,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Chautauqua Photography Winners,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Now That’s Entertainment: Chautauqua Festival Offers Music, Magic, and Much More,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Edgemont Residents Attend Festival,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Mrs. Virginia to be Mistress of Ceremonies,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Beall Returns as Mistress of Ceremonies at Miss Chautauqua Pageant.”
“Chautauqua 2001,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Behind the Festival Scenes: Wythe Arts Council Works Hard to Entertain the Entertainers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Stuart and Baker Win Chautauqua 5K Run,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Chautauqua Festival is In Full Swing,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1996.
“Chautauqua ’06: Music, Mirth, and More,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Chautauqua: Events Starting Early to Raise Money for Festival,” Roanoke Times, 2006.
“Summer Excitement,” newspaper guide, 1988.
“Chautauqua in the Park 2002,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Chautauqua Antique Show On Track,” Enterprise, 1999.
Chautauqua Festival booklet guide, 1998.
“Chautauqua Festival in the Park,” newspaper guide, 1998.
“Chautauqua Legacy Joins Generations,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Chautauqua Festival in the Park,” newspaper guide, 1994.
Newspaper Listing of Sponsors, 1998.
“Wine, Cheese Tasting Scheduled,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Chautauqua Office Opens,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Chautauqua Attractions: A Sneak Preview,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Chautauqua ’95,” newspaper guide, 1995.
“Chautauqua Festival Slated for Wytheville.”
“Bluegrass Truegrass Style,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Chili-ing out: Paw Paw’s Hillbilly Chili Takes First At Cookout,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Chautauqua Shots,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
Chautauqua Festival booklet guide, 2000.
Chautauqua Festival booklet guide, 2001.
Chautauqua Festival booklet guide, 2002.
“Arts Council Fundraiser Will Feature New Location, Look,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Student Art Exceptional in Youth Art Show,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Winners of the 2001 Miss Chautauqua Pageant,” Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“Chautauqua Festival Creative Writing Winners Announced,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Festival was Another ‘Brilliant Job,’” Enterprise, 2011.
“Chautauqua: Reflections of the Past,” newspaper guide, 1990.
Chautauqua Week: Seven Joyous Days.
“Chautauqua: Wythe County Summertime,” newspaper guide, 1986.
“Chautauqua: Wythe County Summertime,” newspaper guide, 1987.
Chautauqua Pamphlet, 1987.
Chautauqua Pamphlet, 1986.
Chautauqua Pamphlet, 1989. (WYVE edition)
Chautauqua Pamphlet, 1989. (Holiday Inn edition)
Subject: CELEBRATIONS: GENERAL Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Happy Birthday America: Pick A Party and Celebrate,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Wythe County Celebrates,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Ole Fashioned Watermelon Feast.” Newspaper image with caption.
“Biker Pit Stop: About 500 en route to Washington, DC, gather at Withers Park (Run for the Wall),” Enterprise, 2006.
“Run for the Wall,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“A Fair to Remember,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Celebrating Our Heritage,” Enterprise, 1999.
Regina Coughlan, Fair Day in Wythe Prior to the Civil War, reprint from the Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1970.
“Entertaining in Wythe County,” Enterprise, 1989.
“A Celebration by the River: Wythe County Heritage Festival,” Enterprise, 1998.
“It’s Fair Time Again,” Enterprise, 1998.
“It’s Carnival Time,” Enterprise, 1998.
“A Weekend of Remembrance and Fun,” Enterprise, 1999.
Carnival Newspaper Flyer, Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Fair Lineup of Entertainers,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Woman Showcases Southwest Virginia Talent in White Top Mountain Folk Festival,” Bristol Herald Courier, 2000.
“Homes for the Holidays,” Enterprise, 2000.
“A Celebration by the River: Crafters Wanted for Heritage and Arts Festival,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Step Right Up Folks: It’s Carnival Time in Wytheville,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Local Folks Gear Up for the Special Day,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Christmas parade Winners Told,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Oldtime Minstrel Show Involved Residents,” Enterprise.
“The Big Horn,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Committed to Memory (Martin Luther King March),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Carnival Time,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Christmas parade to Take This Route Monday Night,” Enterprise, 1971.
“Huge Crowd Attracted by July Fourth Celebration,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Joint Celebration for Wythe, rural Retreat Jamestown Communities,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Showing Thanks and Giving” Enterprise-11/22/00.
“Stallard to Lead Local Christmas Parade” Enterprise-11/25/00.
“Festival Offers Art For All Ages” Enterprise-5/27/00.
Subject: CELEBRATIONS: sesquicentennial Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Town of Wytheville Sesquicentennial Program, March 12, 1989.
Wooden Nickel Ticket, John B. Rogers Producing Co, 1940.
Sesquicentennial Guide to Exhibits.
John B. Rogers Producing Company of Fostoria, Ohio, “On Wings of Time: An Historical Pageant Spectacle,” Wythe County Sesquicentennial Celebration Committee, 1940.
F.B. Kegley, “Wythe County, Virginia: The Heart of the Southwest, 1790-1940,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, program on celebration and history. Four copies.
“Wythe Celebration Plans are Moving: Early October is Suggested as Sesqui Time.”
Subject: CEMETERIES Accession Number: RC98.0761
Location Number: drawer:folder
Black Lick Cemetery
Marvin Church Black Lick Cemetery Regulations, April 6, 1946.
“Black Lick News: Memorial Service Held at Marvin Church,” Enterprise.
Stafford Umberger, letter to “Cousin Frank,” 1972.
Map of Corinth Lutheran Church and Marvin Methodist Church cemetery plots.
Last Will and Testament of Emma Maria Doak.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1935.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1950.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1952.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1954.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1959.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1962.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1963.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1964.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1965.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1966.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1967.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1968.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1969.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1970.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1971.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1972.
Black Lick Cemetery Association, Solicitation Letters and Financial Records, 1973.
East End Cemetery
“Cemetery Provides Glimpse of the Past (East End Cemetery),” Enterprise, 1999. Attached photograph of above ground coffin and graveside of CSA Cadet Charlie Crockett.
R.L. Peirce, et al, letter to interested persons, 1920.
Kimberlin Cemetery
Kimberlin Cemetery Rules and Regulations, adopted July 21, 1963.
Kimberlin Cemetery Association, letter to Friends of Kimberlin Cemetery, April 13, 1970.
Kimberlin Cemetery Association, letter to Friends of Kimberlin Cemetery, April 20, 1971.
Kimberlin Cemetery Association Minutes Financial Report, 1972.
Kimberlin Cemetery Association Minutes Financial Report, 1973.
Kimberlin Cemetery Association Minutes Financial Report, 1964.
Kimberlin Cemetery Association Minutes Financial Report, 1969.
Miscellaneous
“Grave Concern: White Top Cemetery Needs A Little TLC,” Enterprise, 2005.
Roderick Moore, “Decorative Gravestones of Wythe County, Virginia,” Antiques (October 1991): 618-27. Original with two copies.
Copy of Cemetery inquests, Wytheville Times, 1859.
1815 Wythe County slave paper document, Ebay sale printout, April 22, 2002.
“2000 Citizens Wanted to Support Reward Fund,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Changes at Cemetery Upsetting,” Enterprise, 2001.
Memo on rules dissemination for St. Paul Cemetery.
Harvey King memorial service itinerary (last living Confederate soldier), May 30, 1940.
W.R. Chitwood and P.A. Chitwood, “Fort Chiswell Cemetery, Wythe County,” Virginia Genealogical Society 14, no. 2 (April 1976): 42.
W.R.Chitwood, “Cove Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Wythe County,” Virginia Genealogical Society 16, no. 3 (July 1978): 94.
“History Melts Away,” Roanoke Times & World News, 1983.
“Big Puzzle: Father, Son Restoring Old Cemetery (St. John Lutheran Cemetery),” Roanoke Times & World News, 1985.
“Driving Down the Backroads,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Cemetery Clean-up Project Set,” Enterprise, 1984.
“A Bit of History: Church and Family Cemeteries,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Monuments are More than Just Markers,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Campbell Re-Lives Unveiling of Confederate Monument in Impressive UDC Sponsored Memorial Day Ceremony.” Enterprise, 1971.
“Daniel Etter Grave Decorated by CAR,” Enterprise, 1984.
Joint Survey of Cemeteries in Wythe County, Virginia, Wythe County Historical Society & Southwestern Virginia Gealogical [sic] Society, 1987 version of survey conducted in 1981.
“Even Coffins Can Tell Tales,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Relatives Restore Old Family Cemetery in Piney Area (Frye Cemetery),” Enterprise, 1999.
“Cemeteries- Stories in Stone,” Enterprise, 1983.
Map of St. Patrick’s Church Cemetery.
Fleming Church Cemetery directory, 1989.
Mary Foley, “Genealogical Record Searching In Cemeteries,” 1972.
“Looks Like the Work of Grave Robbers (McGavok Cemetery),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1973.
“Three Cemeteries Are Registered As Landmarks,” Roanoke Times & World News 1979.
“McGavock Cemetery Added to Landmarks Register,” Enterprise, 1979.
“When Past Meets Present: An Abandoned Graveyard is in Danger of Being Overrun by Businesses and Highway Construction,” Enterprise, 1998.
Listing of Cemetery Burials for Wythe County Confederate Veterans.
“St Paul Cemetery Association Meets,” 1846. Newspaper Article with accompanying list of association contributor numbers.
Unlabeled list of names sorted by sex and race.
State Senate Bill No. 143, List of Cemeteries/Memorials and UDC Getting Support, 1940.
St. Paul Confederate Veterans Memorial Association, letter to Stuart B. Campbell (state delegate), January 23, 1942.
St. Paul Confederate Veterans Memorial Association, letter to Stuart B. Campbell (state delegate), January 29, 1942.
Stuart B. Campbell, letter to Frank P. Brown, January 30, 1942.
Roscoe Kinder, letter to Friends of Mountain View Cemetery, May 17, 1951.
George Copenhaver, letter to friends (St. Paul?), May 4, 1950.
Mountain View Methodist Church Cemetery burial listing, 1885-1988.
Oakwood Cemetery
“Town Asked to Care for Black Cemetery,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Historians’ Search Reveals 58 Negro Cemeteries in Wythe Co,” Enterprise 1995.
“Court to Review Cemetery Transfer,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Town May Take Over Cemetery,” Enterprise, 2001.
“History Abounds at Oakwood Memorial Garden Cemetery,” Enterprise, 1989.
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
“Early Wytheville Defender Laid to Rest Here (Joseph Kent),” Enterprise.
“Stone Cold (St. John’s Cemetery),” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Unique Monument Marks Grave of Wythe Pastor (George Flohr),” Enterprise.
West End Cemetery
Map of West end cemetery.
“Guardian Angel,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
Subject: CENSUS DATA Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
1850 Census and List of Occupations.
1860 Census and List of Occupations.
Unlabeled Post-1860s Census.
“What Last Census Showed About Wythe County,” Enterprise. Reprint from 1929 newspaper article.
“Wythe’s Population at Turn of Century 20,437- Gain for First 50 Years 2,890,” 1960. Newspaper article.
“Census Report Shows 1245 Farms in Wythe: Over 1,000 of the Operations Own Their Farm, Total Land 182,027 Acres,” 1960. Newspaper article.
“Dun & Bradstreet Report: Wythe County Has Total of 280 Businesses,” 1960. Newspaper article.
“Census Count Reaches Halfway Mark in Wythe,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Census Figures Cause Concern: Leaders Question Early Population Numbers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Joint Survey of Cemeteries In Wythe County May 1986”
“Joint Survey of Cemeteries In Wythe County May 1981(?)”
Subject: CHARITIES Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Shelter Receives Donation” news clip, Enterprise-September 14, 2002.
“Update on the Family Resource Center” Enterprise-June 9, 2001.
Subject: CHURCHES: BAPTIST Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Wytheville Baptist Church
“Feeding the Flock,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988.
“Wytheville Baptist Church Will Never Have A Water Shortage,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Church of the Week: Wytheville Baptist,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1981.
“Wytheville Baptist To Celebrate Centennial,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Wytheville Baptist Church: Centennial year Celebrated in 1983,” Roanoke Times & World News, 1983.
“Young At Heart,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Minister Will Share Life-Changing Message,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Church Helps People Enter the Computer Age,” Enterprise, 2001.
James A. Williams and Elizabeth Williams Sutherland, An Historical Sketch of the Wytheville Baptist Church: For the Past One-Hundred Years (1983).
“Changes (Wytheville Baptist),” Enterprise, 2006.
“Baptists Hope This Will Be Reality in 1961 (Wytheville Baptist).” Newspaper illustration with caption.
Wytheville Baptist Church Advertisement, 1993.
Miscellaneous Baptist
“Homecoming (Pioneer Baptist),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Shining Light (Austinville Baptist),” 1988. Two newspaper images with caption.
“A Log House of Worship (Jubilee Baptist),” 1990. Newspaper image with caption.
“Old Church (Holston Valley Baptist).” Two newspaper images with caption.
“Pleasant Grove,” 1987. Newspaper image with caption.
“Warmth Within (Sharon Baptist),” 1988. Newspaper image with caption.
“Sacred Place (Stony Fork Baptist),” 1987. Newspaper image with caption.
“Ready for the Storm (First Baptist of Speedwell). Newspaper image with caption.
“Faith, Hope, and Charity Church: Love Goes Into Old Building Renovations,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Baptist Church Identified (Unnamed Peppers Ferry Road),” Enterprise, 2006.
“They Gathered at the Creek on A Sunday Afternoon for A Baptizing,” Enterprise, 1970.
Subject: CHURCHES: CHRISTIAN Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Berea Christian Church
“Former Member Contributes to Berea Church,” Enterprise, 1974.
“The Church Scene: Berea Christian Church,” Enterprise, 1982.
“Quilt Raffle (Berea Christian),” Enterprise, 1999.
“The Enterprise Salutes Today- the Berea Christian Church,” Enterprise.
“Clay P. Corvin.” Newspaper article.
First Christian Church of Wytheville
“The Church Scene: First Christian Church Celebrates Dual Birthdays,” Enterprise, 1982.
“The First Christmas (First Christian),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Christian Church In Wytheville Organized in Local Home in 1866,” Enterprise, 1970.
“First Christian church to Dedicate Educational Building,” Enterprise.
“The Enterprise Salutes Today- First Christian Church of Wytheville,” Enterprise.
Galilee Christian Church
“Galilee Christian Church.” Newspaper image with caption.
“Homecoming Set At Galilee,” Enterprise, 1976.
Kimberling Christian Church
“Ground Breaking (Kimberling),” Enterprise.
Petunia Christian Church
“The Enterprise Salutes Today- ‘The Church by the Side of the Road” (Petunia),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1966.
Petunia Christian Church Directory.
Petunia Christian Church (Disciples of Christ): Wythe County, Virginia, Founded 1894.
Petunia Christian Church Daily Program, September 25, 1994.
“News from Petunia Meaningful though it’s not Earth-Shaking.” Newspaper article.
“Church of the Week: Petunia Church Started in 1890 with Sunday School in School,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Petunia Christian,” 1987. Two newspaper images with caption.
“First Chapter of Petunia Christian Church Written in Last Century,” 1984. Newspaper article.
History of Petunia Christian Church: 8oth Anniversary, (Academy Print Shop: Wytheville, Virginia, 1973).
Subject: CHURCHES: Episcopal Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
St. John’s Episcopal Church
“St. John’s To Dedicate Historical Marker,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2009.
“Notes- St. John’s Episcopal Church.” Two copies.
Gifts and Memorials: St. John’s, 1948-1971.
History of St. John’s Church, Wytheville, Virginia, 1946. Two copies.
“St. John’s Episcopal Church,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
St. John’s: Glory to God in the Highest, booklet of church history. Two copies.
“Welcome to St. John’s.” Tour guide notes.
“Thieves Ransack Wytheville Church (St. John’s Episcopal),” Roanoke Times, 1960.
“Bishop Marmion to Officiate, Installation Service for Rector of St. John’s Wednesday Night.” Newspaper article.
“The Reverend Mercer Patton Logan, D.D. (St. John’s Episcopal).”
St. John’s Church Program, April 24, 1960. Two copies.
“St. John’s Episcopal- An Imposing House of Worship,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1965.
“A Holy Place (St. John’s Episcopal).” Image with caption.
“Compassion, Community, Hallmark His Ministry (St. John’s Episcopal),” 1988.
“History of St. John’s Episcopal Church of Wytheville, Virginia,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1921.
“Episcopal Church in Wytheville: Virginia, British Ministers Switch,” Roanoke Times, 1977.
History of the Missions of the Diocese of Southwestern Virginia.
“A Place to Pray: Church Opens Doors As War Looms” Enterprise.
Subject: CHURCHES: General Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Wytheville, Va.” Illustration of unknown church.
Alphabetical list of Wythe County churches with founding dates.
“Rezoning Denied, Church Relieved: Commission Opts Against Change at Fairview Park (All Nations Church of God),” Enterprise, 2006.
“Faithful to Their Home Cooking (Light of Hope Christian Fellowship),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“On A Solid Foundation: Church Ready to Start Using New $1 Million Sanctuary,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Weekday Religious Education.” Pamphlet.
“Helping Hands for Thanksgiving (Morning Star),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Thanks by Giving: Church to Give Out Holiday Meals,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Pauline Zarfoss stands beside her car…,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Faith Tabernacle,” 1989. Image with caption.
“First Assembly of God,” 1987. Image with caption.
“Celebrate Christ- The Tie That Binds,” Enterprise, 1998.
“1939 Newspaper Story Triggers Search for Bible,” Enterprise, 1997.
“(African-American) Sunday School Gathering,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Poplar Camp Church of God of Prophecy to Hold Dedication,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Church of the Week: Church of Christ Began in 1947 With Three Persons Worshipping,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Dedication of New Unique Adventist Church Will Climax Months of Work and Planning.” Newspaper article.
“Seventh-Day Adventist Church,” 1993. Advertisement.
“Faith Tabernacle Church…,” 1987. Image with caption.
“Crockett Tabernacle,” 1989. Image with caption.
“A Mission In Piney,” 1988. Image with caption.
“Large in Paradise (Lick Mountain Church),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Where Else? (Church of Christ).” Image with caption.
“Little Church in the Wildwoods.” Image with caption.
“Country Church (Stony Fork Community).” Image with caption.
“That Southwest Va. Gospel Sound,” Enterprise, 2000.
“The House that Love Built (Jehovah’s Witnesses),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Prayer in the Park,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Missionary Home May Be Built In Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Historic Churches of Wythe County.”
“Church Dedication (Kimberling Christian Union),” Enterprise, 1999.
“The Little White Church: Builders Hope Tiny Chapel Will Offer Solace to Weary Souls,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Deep Religious Roots, A Viable Force Today,” Enterprise, 1984.
“Churches Strive to Fill Need for After-School Care: Community Support Sought for Project,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Directions: Higher Power,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
“Mormon Missionaries Working In Community,” Enterprise, 1999.
notes
Subject: CHURCHES: LUTHERAN Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Grace Lutheran Church
“Grace Lutheran Church Receives New Bells,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“For Grace’s Sake.” Image with caption.
“Grace Lutheran Church Celebrates 125 Years,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Away In A Manger: Parish Holds Service In A Barn,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Shumate To Serve Rural Retreat Parish,” Enterprise, 1999.
Grace Lutheran Church: A Century of Faith and Service, (Bassett, VA: Bassett Printing Corporation: 1972).
Holy Advent Lutheran Church
“Rev. Steele to Perform At Holy Advent Homecoming.” Newspaper article.
“Circuit Church (Holy Advent Lutheran),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Ministering to the Community (Holy Advent Lutheran),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Hold Advent Lutheran Celebrates Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1992.
“Homecoming Service (Holy Advent Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Children Make A Church School Which Makes A Congregation (Holy Advent Lutheran).” Newspaper article.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Constitution and By-Laws of Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Wytheville, Virginia. Green booklet. Last amended 1938.
“Coming Home (Holy Trinity Lutheran),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988. Images with caption.
“Towering Pinnacle (Holy Trinity Lutheran),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Trinity Lutheran Church,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
United Lutheran Church Women, Trinity Treats, (Wytheville, VA: Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1958).
“Original Church Play Based On Area History,” 2001. Newspaper article.
“High Paint (Holy Trinity Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Our Heritage In Stained Glass (Holy Trinity Lutheran),” Enterprise, 2001.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church: 100 Years and Counting, (1976).
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church History: In Celebration of the 125th Anniversary, (2001).
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Directory, 1993.
Kimberlin Lutheran Church
“Historic Landmark (Kimberlin Lutheran),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988. Images with caption.
“Restored Monument (Kimberlin Lutheran),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988.
“Martin Kimberling’s Meetinghouse: 1797-1997,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Kimberlin Lutheran Parish To Hold Homecoming Celebration,” 1985. Newspaper article.
“Wythe Cemetery Now Registered Landmark (Kimberling Lutheran),” 1980.
Lebanon Lutheran Church
“Lebanon Church to Hold Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1993.
“Pastored by Reverend Shumate (Lebanon Lutheran),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Nestled Among the Trees (Lebanon Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1991. Image with caption.
“Homecoming Set at Lebanon,” 1990. Newspaper article.
“Church of the Week: Lebanon Lutheran Church,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“Homecoming At Lebanon Lutheran Church,” 1989. Newspaper article.
Miscellaneous
“Unchanging Serenity (Corinth Lutheran),” 1988. Image with caption.
“United Lutheran Church (United Lutheran),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Child’s Eye View (Corinth Lutheran),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“The Order for Marriage,” The Book of Worship, (United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the South, 1888.
Uncaptioned newspaper images of Kimberlin and Pleasant Hill Lutheran Churches.
“Back In Horse ‘n Buggy Days (St. Peter’s Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1984.
“Local Lutherans Make An International Connection,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Lutheran Church in Black Lick Closing after 119 Years of Service (Corinth Lutheran),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
Uncaptioned newspaper images of Lebanon, Holy Advent, and Saint Luke Lutheran Churches.
“New Guinea Delegation,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“St. Andrews Lutheran Disbanded in 1927.” Newspaper article.
“Creating A New Vision for Small Churches,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Pleasant Hill Lutheran Church,” 1987. Image with caption.
“Church Records” Mary B. Kegley
St. Joans Lutheran Sermon Test Herbrews 8:10.
Book of Baptism of the German Evangelical Congregation on Rith (Reed) Creek: Begun In the Year 1793. Translation and transcription.
Mrs. SM Felts, letter to “Brother Rader”, June 14, 1910.
Rosenbaum Lutheran Chapel
“Lutheran Church, Crockett, Va (Rosenbaum Chapel)” Dix & Clark. Photo.
Printout of “Rosenbaum’s Chapel at Crockett’s Depot-1875,” (accessed April 3, 2014.
“Chapel On The Hill (Rosenbaum Chapel).” Image with caption.
“Rosenbaum Chapel Lutheran Church In Crockett Has Interesting History: Will Be 100 Years Old October 21 of This Year,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Chapel On The Hill (Rosenbaum Lutheran),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988. Image with caption.
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church: 200th Anniversary Celebration 1798-1990, (Wytheville, VA: St. John’s Board of Trustees, 1998.)
Mary Kegley, “St. John’s Lutheran Church, Wytheville, Va,” 1969. Information flyer with drawing.
“Historic St. John Lutheran Church 1799,” foundation pamphlet. Two copies.
“Unveiling of New Historic Marker At St. John’s Lutheran Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1973.
“Wilderness Road DAR Dedicates Historic Marker.” Newspaper Article.
“Father Flohr’s Home: Historical Wythe Home Moving to Old St. John’s Church Lot,” Southwest Virginias Enterprise, 1982.
“Obstacles Still Delay Moving Day for Father Flohr House,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Father Flohr’s Home Moves to New Site,” Enterprise, 1984.
“DAR Hosted Tree Planting Ceremony at St. John’s,” Enterprise, 1989.
Paper photocopy of Wytheville Times article form 1859, with commentary on St. John’s Lutheran and cemetery history.
Unlabeled photo.
Cathy Reynolds and Bruce Anderson, A Brief History and Cemetery Listing of St. John’s Lutheran Church, Wythe County Historical Society, April 1988.
St. John’s Lutheran church service itinerary program, August 22, 1943.
“Mapping of St. John’s Cemetery,” Enterprise, 1995.
A Short History of St. John’s Lutheran Church. Loose-leaf booklet without author attribution.
“Ancient Wythe Church History Is Recalled In Homecoming Program,” 1949. Newspaper Article.
“St. John’s Placed On Virginia Landmark Register,” Enterprise, 1977.
“St John’s Church History Reviewed,” Enterprise, 1998.
“St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery Features Unique Headstones,” The Appalachian Log, 1992.
“St. John’s Lutheran Church Celebrates 200th Anniversary,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
Joint Wythe County Historical Society/Southwestern Virginia Genealogical Society Cemetery Survey of Wythe County Virginia: St. John’s Lutheran Church Cemetery, 1986.
“Flohr Cabin Comes Alive,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Old St. John’s Church was opened…,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Lutherans To Meet for Homecoming at Wythe Church,” 1987. Newspaper article.
“Local Lutherans to Celebrate St. John’s Day on Sunday.” Newspaper article.
“Rekindled Respect (St. John’s Lutheran),” 1988. Newspaper image with caption.
“A Close Up Of St. John’s Lutheran Church Today,” Enterprise. Newspaper image with caption.
“If Old Walls Could Talk: Historic Wytheville Church Undergoes Preservation (St. John’s Lutheran,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Pastoral Portraits: St. John’s Lutheran Church,” 1994. Compilation of illustrations by R.W. Pattison. Two copies.
“Interesting Bits of History Concerning Wythe County: St. John’s Lutheran Church,” Enterprise, 1945.
“A Different View (St. John’s Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1987.
“DAR Dedicates Marker (St. John’s Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1988.
“Poster was the Link Between the Two Lives of ‘Father Flohr,’” Roanoke Times & World News, 1993.
“Paul Henkel: Diary and Autobiography, 1754-1825.” Notes from research of Mary Kegley, copied in 1982.
St. Luke Lutheran Church
“Lutheran Church will Celebrate Homecoming (St. Luke Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1988.
“Homecoming is Celebrated (St. Luke Lutheran),” Enterprise.
“Saint Luke Lutheran Church Will Celebrate Its Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1989.
“Homecoming At Saint Luke Lutheran Church Is Scheduled for this Sunday.” Newspaper Article.
“Church of the Week: The Little White Church by the Interstate Celebrates Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1982.
“Holy Night (St. Luke Lutheran),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Photocopy of image showing St. Paul Lutheran congregation, ca. 1909-1920.
“Saint Paul Lutheran Church Celebrates Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Saint Luke Lutheran Church Prepares for its Homecoming.” Newspaper article.
“St. Paul Sky,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013. Image with caption.
“St. Paul Lutheran Church…” Image with caption.
“St. Paul Lutheran Church Announces Bicentennial Plans,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Rural Retreat Church to Mark Bicentennial (St. Paul Lutheran),” Roanoke Times, 1976.
“St. Paul Lutheran Church Bicentennial Observance,” 1976.
“Buena Vista (St. Paul Lutheran),” Appalachian Shopper, 1978. Image with caption.
“Lutheran Mountain Ministries Honor Massacred Family (St. Paul Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1981.
“Omen of Spring (St. Paul Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1984. Image with caption.
“Saint Paul Lutherans Celebrate 225 years,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Facelift (St. Paul Lutheran),” Enterprise, 2001.
Zion Lutheran Church
“Oak Trees Blasted by Storm Were Landmarks in Church’s History (Zion Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1989.
“Voice In the Wilderness (Zion Lutheran),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Church Will Celebrate Its 200th Anniversary (Zion Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1991.
“Zion’s Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Area Landmarks Added to State Register (Zion Lutheran),” Enterprise, 1978.
“Zion Lutheran Church Active After 190 Year History,” Enterprise, 1979.
“the Two Oak Trees (Zion Lutheran),” poem by Henrietta Nelms.
“Founding Minister’s Bible Is Returned to Zion Church,” Enterprise, 1994.
Subject: CHURCHES: Methodist Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
“The Great Homecoming (African Methodist),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1984.
“Church of the Week: Bethel AME Church One of Town’s Oldest,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Woman’s Day Program at Bethel AME Church,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
Cedar Hill Methodist Church
“Cedar Hill on Way to New Location,” Enterprise, 1978.
Homer Umberger, “Cedar Hill Church,” poem in Enterprise, 1978.
“Church on the Move,” Enterprise, 1978.
Fairview Methodist Church
“Fairview #2,” 1988. Image with caption.
“Fariview Church Celebrates 103rd Homecoming Aug. 1,” 1993.
“Fairview Methodist Church,” Enterprise, 1984. Image with caption.
“Fairview Methodist A Serving Monument to A Group of God-Fearing People, Possessing Faith,” Enterprise.
“Fairview Methodist Church.” Image with caption.
“The Fairview United Methodist Church, Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“84th Annual Homecoming to be Held Sunday at Fairview Methodist Church.”
“70-yr. Old Fairview Church Leveled by Fire; Services Held in Community Bldg.,” Enterprise, 1961.
“Churches of Wythe County: Fairview Methodist Church,” Wythe County News, 1946.
Franklin Street Methodist Church
“Gospel Singing (Franklin Street Methodist),” Enterprise.
“Anniversary Celebration (Franklin Street Methodist),” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Morning Glory (Franklin Street Methodist),” 1989.
“Franklin Street Church Founded at Meeting Held Here in 1866,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
Grahams Forge Methodist Church
“This Is My Body (Grahams Forge Methodist),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Clebrating [sic] Anniversary (Grahams Forge Methodist).” Newspaper image with caption.
“We Gather Together (Grahams Forge Methodist),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Church Observes Birthday (Grahams Forge Methodist),” Enterprise, 1977.
“Church of the Week: Graham’s Forge United Methodist Church,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1981.
Miscellaneous
“Morning Services (Asbury Methodist).” Newspaper image with caption.
“New Pastors Appointed to United Methodist Churches,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Annual Homecoming (Mt. View Methodist),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Homecoming At Trinity UMC,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“United Methodist Conference Highlights,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Foster Falls,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Circuit Rider Comes Up A Step in the World,” Enterprise, 2000.
Typed History of Southwest Virginia Methodists with Handwritten Timeline.
“New District Superintendent,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Homecoming (Mt. View Methodist),” Enterprise, 1999.
“A Brief History of Mt. Ephraim Methodist Episcopal Church, South.” Newspaper Article.
“Methodism and Francis Asbury,” 1984.
“Special Homecoming for Members (Mt. View Methodist),” 1988.
“A Century of Country Worship: Cavalry United Methodist Marks 100 Years,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Bible School Group (Brick Church),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Thoughts of Above (Bethany Methodist),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Homecoming Time (Evergreen Methodist),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Nestled (Evergreen Methodist).” Image with caption.
“Serving the Lord (Fulton Methodist),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Almost A Century of Worship (Foster Falls Methodist).” Image with caption.
“Haven (Forest Methodist).” Image with caption.
“Fort Chiswell Methodist Church,” 1987. Image with caption.
“All Quiet On the West Fork (Mt. Zion Community Church),” 1994. Image with caption.
“Camp Meeting and Homecoming (Asbury Methodist).” Image with caption.
“Churches Serve Communities (Mt. Zion Methodist).” Image with caption.
“A Spiritual Home (Trinity Methodist),” 1989. Image with caption.
“Speedwell Methodist.” Image with caption.
“Homecoming (Max Meadows Methodist),” 1990.
“Radiant Light (Marvin Methodist),” 1988.
“Methodist Church Centennial (Mountain View Methodist),” 1988.
“Mountain View Has Centennial: Homecoming Sermon.”
“Asbury Methodist Church in 1825.” Image with caption.
“Huddle Memorial Methodist Church History Characteristic of America,” Enterprise.
James Presgraves, ed, Wythe County Chapters. Listing of early Methodist churches.
Huddle Methodist Church 100th Anniversary advertisement, 2005.
“Lord, Send A Revival: Locust Hill United Methodist Church Gets A New Face and A New Preacher,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Homecoming to be Celebrated (Mt. View Methodist),” Enterprise, 2002.
“Locust Hill,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Bible School,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
Holston Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South, Woman’s Missionary Society 11 (1922).
“King’s Grove.” Image with caption.
“Max Meadows Church,” 1989. Image with caption.
“Olive Branch Church,” 1988. Image with caption.
“1914/15 Sunday School (Walton Furnace Methodist),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Attendance at Siloam Meth. Sunday School-1906,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Homecoming (New Bethel Methodist),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Homecoming and VBS (Mt. Ephraim Methodist),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Homecoming (Mt. View),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Church of the Week (Bethel Methodist),” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“Bible School (Speedwell Methodist),” Enterprise, 2006.
“The Holston Annual 1902: Official Record of the Holston Annual Conference,” Enterprise, 1970.
“Western Virginia Churches: Huddle Memorial Methodist Church in Wythe County,” Roanoke Times, 1980. Image with caption.
T.M. Jackson, ed., Some History of Members of the Early Bethany Methodist Church and Individuals Whose Names Appear on the Present Church Memorial Windows, 1986.
“Interstate 77 Bringing Changes to ‘Church in the Wildwood,’ (Red Brick Methodist), Enterprise.
“Homecoming to be Held at max Meadows Church,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Calvary UMC to Hold Homecoming,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Tribute To A House (Cripple Creek Parsonage),” Enterprise, 1973. Image with caption.
“Mother’s Day Gathering (Max Meadows Methodist),” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“Thoughts of Above (Bethany Methodist),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Bypass: Smoothing the Curves in Black Lick (Marvin Methodist),” 1988.
“Homecoming Set at Max Meadows UMC,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1984.
“Church of the Week: Fulton UMC Congregation was Organized at Old Academy,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Church of the Week: Land For Brick Church/School Was Deeded in August, 1837” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
“Church of the Week: Evergreen UMC Built in 1887 for Total Cost of $550.00,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“Church of the Week: Locust Hill Church Outgrowth of Mining Community Progress,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
“Church of the Week: Marvin Church Produced Five Ministers and Two Missionaries,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
“75th Anniversary (Huddle Memorial Methodist),” Enterprise, 1980.
“Crockett Chapel Methodist Church, near Cripple Creek in Wythe County,” Roanoke Times, 1980. Image with caption.
Doris Collins and Alice Kelley, The History of the Elijah Smith Family, Mountain View United Methodist Church, 1984.
“Religion: Second of Two Sections,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1970. Multiple articles on Methodist Churches.
Two partial letters regarding a Methodist Church.
Photo of Dr. James A. Burrow.
Bethany United Methodist Church Bulletin
Mount Mitchell Methodist Church
“Mt. Mitchell Methodist,” Enterprise, 1970. Image with caption.
“Centennial Homecoming Set at Mt. Mitchell UMC,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Mt. Mitchell Methodist Church in its picturesque setting…,” 1966. Image with caption.
“Valley Sentinel (Mt. Mitchell Methodist),” 1988. Image with caption.
“God’s Gallery (Mount Mitchell Methodist),” 2003. Image with caption.
“Writing in the Sky (Mount Mitchell).” Image with caption.
“Church of the Week: Mt. Mitchell United Methodist Church,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1981.
Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
“First Free Meals Served: All-Volunteer Program Unites Area Church Members to Feed Needy (Mt. Pleasant Methodist),” Enterprise, 2012.
“Mount Pleasant to Consecrate New Education Building,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“A Wall of Honor (Mt. Pleasant Methodist),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“For Worship and Praise (Mt. Pleasant Methodist),” 1987.
“Church of the Week (Mt. Pleasant Methodist),” Wytheville Enterprise.
“Mt. Pleasant Started as Log Building.” Newspaper article with Christmas program attachment.
“The Enterprise Salutes Today One, Wythe’s Noted Methodist Churches: Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church,” Enterprise.
“Mt. Pleasant Church Dresses Up.” Image with caption.
“Centennial Homecoming Set At Mt. Pleasant UM Church,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Church of the Week: Mt. Pleasant Site One of Oldest Methodist Church Locations,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
Rural Retreat Methodist Church
“Excellent History of Early Years in Western Area of Wythe: Thrilling Story of Circuit Riding Preacher, One of the Founders of R.R. Methodist Church,” Enterprise, 1974. Two Copies.
“Church (Rural Retreat Methodist).” Image with caption.
“Old Reliable (Rural Retreat Methodist).” Image with caption.
St. Paul Methodist Church
“Recognized for Service,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Church Orchestra in Wytheville is Faithful,” Roanoke Times, 1937.
St. Paul Methodist Church Program, 1985.
Lucile Miller Kincer and Patricia Shaffer Thompson, “A History of St. Paul United Methodist Church.”
“Women United To Combat Racism,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Dangerous Opportunity!” Series of photocopied pictures with captions.
“Pictured are members of the Intermediate Choir of St. Paul’s Methodist Church,” ca. 1951. Newspaper image with caption.
St. Paul and West End Methodist Church Advertisements, 1993.
“St. Paul UMC to Mark 150th Year,” 1977.
“120 Years On Church Street: St. Paul Methodist Church Planning Homecoming Meeting,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“St. Paul Bestows Laity Awards,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Sesquicentennial Celebration Begins with Union Service at St. Paul Methodst [sic] Church, Sunday,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1940.
“St. Paul United Methodist Now Undergoing Restoration Project,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“St. Paul UMC Receives Two Pastors,” Enterprise, 2006.
Lucile Miller Kincer and Patricia Shaffer Thompson, A History of St. Paul United Methodist Church, More Than Bricks and Mortar, 1997.
West End Methodist Church
“Saying Thanks to Area Ministers (West End Methodist),” Enterprise, 2001.
“New Pastor (West End Methodist),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Local Church to Host Deaf Choir (West End Methodist), Enterprise, 2001.
“Church Anniversary (West End Methodist), Enterprise, 2005.
“The Enterprise Salutes Today A Progressive Local Church Born from A Tent Revival Two Decades Ago (West End Methodist),” Enterprise.
“Groundbreaking (West End Methodist),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“New Minister and Family,” Enterprise, 1998.
Subject: CHURCHES: pentecostal & Church of christ
Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Church of the Week: St. Paul Pentecostal Church was Charlotte’s Chapel in 1916,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
“St. Paul PH Church Sunday School Beats All Records; Visitation, Dedication, Faith are Key Factors In Growth,” Enterprise, 1966.
“None Too Small (Free Will Holiness Church), 1989. Image with caption.
“Maranatha: Building People For the Kingdom of God.” Newspaper advertisement.
“Maranatha,” 1989. Image with caption.
“Wytheville PH Church Is One of Most Progressive In Entire Area.” Newspaper article.
“Early Congregation (Rural Retreat Pentecostal),” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“Church Growth (Max Meadows Pentecostal),” 1989. Image with caption.
“The 7-Springs PH Church.” Newspaper article.
“Testament of Patience (Gospel Tabernacle Holiness).” Image with caption.
“Baker’s Chapel.” Image with caption.
“Draper Valley PHC Celebrates Half A Century of Note-Burning,” 1988.
Captioned images of Faith Tabernacle and Maranatha Church.
“Growing Out of Bounds (Max Meadows Pentecostal),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Homecoming (Draper Valley Pentecostal),” 1988.
“Draper Valley PH in the 50s,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1984.
“Church Nixes Plant to Construct New Building (Maranatha),” Enterprise.
“Serving the Edge of Cripple Creek (Church of God),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Getting Ready for Youth Week (Poplar Camp Church of God),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Little White Church (Ivanhoe Church of God).” Image with caption.
“Blessed with Churches (Church of God),” 1989. Image with caption.
“Lighthouse Pentecostal Church of God,” 1988. Image with caption.
“On the right, But Off the Beaten Path (Flatwoods Church of God),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Morning Star (Church of God),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Dimensional Appeal (Wytheville Pentecostal),” 1987. Advertisement.
“Austinville Ambassador (First Assembly of God),” 1987. Image with caption.
“Making heavenly Sweets (Baker’s Chapel Pentecostal),” Enterprise.
“Bible Quest Team Wins (Wytheville Pentecostal),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Things that Truly Matter (Rural Retreat Church of Christ),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Old-Fashioned Day and Celebrate Jesus Parade (Draper Valley Pentecostal),” Enterprise, 2000.
“St. Paul’s Vision for the Future (St. Paul Pentecostal),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Triple R Will Perform (Riverview Church of God),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Youth Sunday Is Scheduled (Morning Star),” 2000.
“His First Pastorate (Austinville Pentecostal),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Providing Clothing for the Less Fortunate (Wytheville Church of Christ),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Thanks By Giving (Morning Star),” Enterprise, 2000.
“A Work in Progress (Maranatha Church of God),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Maranatha Keeps On Growing (Church of God),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Homecoming At Morning Star outreach Ministries,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Giving Thanks (Morning Star),” Wytheville Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Church Member Honored (Church of God),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Motherhood 101: New Club Teaches Parenting Skills,” Enterprise, 1999.
Subject: CHURCHES: Presbyterian Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Anchor of Hope Presbyterian Church
“Organ Fills Presbyterian Church in Max Meadows with Music.” Newspaper article.
“Raising the Roof (Anchor of Hope Presbyterian),” 2001. Image with caption.
“Wythe Church Marks 200th Year (Anchor of Hope Presbyterian),” Roanoke Times & World News, 1992.
“Since 1792 (Anchor of Hope Presbyterian),” 1988. Image with caption.
“Anchor of Hope Presbyterian Church History Is Related,” Enterprise, 1974.
Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian Church
“From Then To Now (Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian),” Enterprise, 2012.
Uncaptioned image of Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian Church.
W.R. Chitwood, “Cove Presbyterian Church Cemetery.”
Cove Presbyterian Church 150th Anniversary Program, 1978.
“Church in the Cove: Wythe’s Oldest House of Worship Celebrates 150 Year Anniversary,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Vast History of the Crockett’s Cove Church Puts It On National Register.” Newspaper article.
“Historic Landmark (Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian),” Enterprise, 1992. Newspaper image with caption.
“Serenity (Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian),” 1988. Newspaper image with caption.
Artist illustration of Cove Presbyterian Church, 1859.
“Sense of Past Still Persists During Historic Church’s Worship Services,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Presbyterian Church Registered Landmark,” Enterprise, 1992.
“Crockett’s Cove Church Celebrates Centennial,” Abingdon Presbytery Bulletin XV, no. 4 (Winter 1954).
“Sheltered Wounded Federal Soldiers in 1864 (Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian),” 1940. Image with caption.
“Cove Brick Church A Famed Landmark for 100 Years Is Restored and Repaired.” Newspaper article.
“Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian Church,” recollection by Agnes Crockett Davis, 1988.
“Hundreds Enjoy Historic Church Anniversary (Crockett’s Cove Presbyterian),” Enterprise, 2003.
Galena Presbyterian Church
“(Galena) Presbyterian Church,” 1991. Image with caption.
“Old Landmark (Galena Presbyterian).” Image with caption.
“Early Church (Galena Presbyterian),” 1988. Image with caption.
Rev. J. Clyde Mohler, A Short History of Galena Presbyterian Church, 1936.
“Church of the Week: Galena Church Is Deep In History,” Enterprise, 1982.
Miscellaneous
“Dedication of the Presbyterian Church: Some Facts In Its Early History (Black Lick-Mt. Airy Presbyterian).” Newspaper article.
“(Rural Retreat) Presbyterian Church,” 1989. Image with caption.
“Standing on the Promises (Rural Retreat Presbyterian).” Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Presbyterian Church Organized- In 1851 named Black Lick- Becomes Mt. Airy- 1872.” Newspaper article.
“Church of the Week: Draper’s Valley Presbyterian Formed from ‘Old Harmony,’” Enterprise, 1983.
“Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1945.
“Unity was Wythe County’s Wilderness Church: Was Earliest Church of Which Record is Known,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1943.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Directory, 1974.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Sesquicentennial Service Program, 1973. Three copies.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Directory, 1971.
“A Quaint, and Cherished Photo of the Wytheville Presbyterian Church.” Newspaper article.
“Inspiring, Historic Landmark Still Very Much In Use (Wytheville Presbyterian).” Newspaper article.
“Birthday Celebration (Wytheville Presbyterian),” Enterprise, 1973.
“Installation Service.” Newspaper article.
“Wytheville Presbyterian Church Founded, 1823.” Newspaper article.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Directory, 1970.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Directory, 1981
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Directory, 1976.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church Directory, 1974.
“Wytheville Presbyterian Business Women’s Circle Meets with Miss Shortt.” Newspaper article.
“Black and Light (Wytheville Presbyterian),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Steeple Returns to Church After Long Absence (Wytheville Presbyterian),” 1980.
“An Interesting Letter About the Wytheville Presbyterian Church in 1849,” copy of letter found in the Union Theological Seminary. A.D. Brown, letter to Francis McFarland, September 17, 1849.
“175 Years of Presbyterianism,” Enterprise, 1998.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church image, 1998.
Wytheville Presbyterian Church image, ca. 1900.
“Wytheville Church Dates Back to 1823,” Presbyterian News of the Synod of the Mid-Atlantic LIX, no. 1, (January 1993).
Subject: CHURCHES: QUAKER Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Meeting House.” Image with caption.
“Quaker Church Built In 1882,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Lone Quaker Church In Wythe Closed in 1900.” Newspaper article.
Subject: CHURCHES: ROMAN CATHOLIC Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
100th Anniversary Program, August 8, 1945.
“St. Mary’s Church,” Enterprise, 1994. Newspaper image with caption.
“The Original St. Mary’s Church.” Newspaper image with caption.
“St. Mary’s Catholic Church on Main Street,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Church Supports Death Penalty Moratorium,” Enterprise, 2001.
Image of Priest Abraham J. Ryan. *Reference copy of original in museum photo collection.
“Church Celebrates Anniversary,” 1987. Newspaper article.
“Historic St. Mary’s Catholic was Once Known as “The Cathedral In Wilderness,” Enterprise, 1970.
“A Taste of Fall at St. Mary’s,” Enterprise, 1999.
St. Mary’s The Mother of God: 1845-1995. Church history and directory.
“Tracing Path from Wilderness into 21st Century: St. Mary’s Celebrates 150th Anniversary,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“St. Mary’s Church Truly A Landmark in Virginia,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983.
“St. Mary’s Catholic Church Celebrates 125th Anniversary: History Related by Father Fahey; Native Conducts Mass.” Newspaper article.
“Those Tasty Treats: Church Members Mix, Bake, and Fry for Festival,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Enterprise Salutes Today St. Mary’s Catholic Church,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1966.
“St. Mary’s Catholic Church,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995. Stained glass windows headline teaser.
Photo of St. Mary’s Alter.
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Miscellaneous Photos, undated.
Wythe County Land Records, April 21, 1975, book 238, page 760, Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wythe County, Wytheville, Virginia.
“The Late Joseph Shanahan,” Enterprise, 1985.
“St. Patrick’s Catholic.” Newspaper article.
“Old Glory,” 1988. Image with caption.
Villa Maria Academy
Linda McHone Spiker, “Villa Maria Academy,” unidentified periodical.
“In 1902, Sisters of Visitation Established Villa Maria Academy….” Newspaper image with caption.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: BATTLE OF CROCKETT’S COVE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
John Hunt Morgan
George Dallas Mosgrove, “John Hunt Morgan,” Kentucky Cavaliers in Dixie: Reminiscences of A Confederate Cavalryman, (Jackson, TN: McCowat-Mercer Press, 1957): 57-135.
Basil Duke, Morgan’s Cavalry, (Neal Publishing Company, 1909): 382-84.
Basil Duke, A History of Morgan’s Cavalry, (Bloomington: Indiana University Press): 514-17.
“John Hunt Morgan, Confederate General,” Enterprise, 1990.
Howard Swiggett, The Rebel Raider: A Life of John Hunt Morgan, (Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company): 218-21.
Cecil Holland, Morgan and His Raiders: A Biography of the Confederate General, (New York: Macmillan Company, 1942): 314-17.
“John Hunt Morgan and Mattie Shortly after Their Wedding.” Image.
“D. Howard Smith, letter/report to Charles Stringfellow, May 23, 1864,” Volume XXXVII/1, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
Miscellaneous
Major General EJ Conley, letter to James L. Kent, June 16, 1936.
“The Battle of the Cove, 10 May 1864.” Two copies.
“Marker for Battle of Cove Required Work of Many.” Newspaper article.
“The Return of Col. William Powell, May 10, 1864,” Enterprise, 1983.
Unattributed Battle Map.
GW Collier, letter to Mr. Crockers (Crockett), May 7, 1884. Printed in the Wytheville Dispatch, 1884.
“The Aftermath of the Battle of Cove.” Newspaper article.
Edward Eckert and Nicholas Amato, eds, Ten Years In The Saddle: The Memoir of William Woods Averell (Presidio Press, 1978): 395-367.
Various photocopies of images showing sites of interest during the Battle of Crockett’s Cove.
“The Battle of the Cove.” Newspaper articles on William Averell and John Hunt Morgan.
James A. Ramon, Rebel Raider: The Life of John Hunt Morgan (University of Kentucky Press, 1986).
“Preparing for Battle (Battle of the Cove),” Enterprise, 1990. Image with caption.
“Military Service.” Information on Nathan Parker, compiled by George Newby in 1962.
Charles Butler, letter to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley, July 31, 1994.
“Cove Mountain Battle to be Refought,” Roanoke Times, 1990.
John M. Johnson, “The Battle of Cove Mountain, Wytheville, VA: A Bicentennial Event,” 1990.
“William Woods Averell, the Federal Commander,” 1990. Newspaper article.
“Cove Brick Presby. Church Said Oldest Original Church Building in Wythe- In the Spotlight for famed ‘Battle of Gap of Cove’- May 10, 1864,” Enterprise, 1970.
“Civil War Edifice.” Image with caption.
“Report of Brig. Gen. William W. Averell, US Army, Commanding Cavalry Division,” Virginia and Tennessee Railroad: 41-43.
Cove Presbyterian Church and The Battle of the Cove, special program/itinerary.
Frank Emerson, “The Battle of the Cove.”
“Forgotten Battlefields Retold,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Featuring: Morgan’s Last Raid,” Abingdon Virginian, 1988.
“Daughters of Confederacy Commemorates Battle.” Newspaper article.
“The Return of Col. William Powell, May 10, 1864,” Enterprise, 1983.
Wythe County Bicentennial Pamphlet for Cove Mountain Civil War Reenactment.
“Union and Confederate Forces Met In Battle at Gap of the Cove,” Enterprise, 1989.
“The Blue and the Grey Clash Near Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1990.
Charles V. Butler, letter to Members of the Crockett’s Cove Church, June 15, 1995. Attached accompanying primary source by Major Nathan Parker.
CJ Leslie, letter to Mrs. Phillip Spence, May 11, 1949.
May Greiner, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, March 10, 1958. Attached letter by John Bryson on encounter with Averill.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: BATTLE OF NEWMARKET Accession Number: ????
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“Battle of New Market: Participation by VMI Cadets.” Two copies.
Photocopies of composite photographs of commandant’s report of the Battle of New Market.
Battle and Battalion Monument-VMI Cadets: New Market, May 15, 1864. Memorial booklet 1899.
Colonel William Couper, Virginia Military Institute and the Battle of New Market.
Photo of exhumation of VMI cadet Charles Gay Crocket, 1959.
Photo of reinterment of VMI cadet Charles Gay Crocket, 1960.
“VMI Cadets Amid Von Kleiser’s Guns at New Market.
New Market Battle Painting by Benjamin West Clinedinst. Postcard.
“Remains of Charles Crockett Returned to the Institute: Body of the Wytheville Cadet To Be Interred,” The VMI Cadet, 1969.
Photo of William Hickman Spiller II at VMI, ca. 1863.
Wm Couper, “230. William Hickman Spiller- 1867,” The VMI New Market Cadets, (Charlottesville, VA: Michie Company, 1933): 193.
?Pursell, letter to Mrs. Spiller, April 3, 1867.
New Market Battlefield, by Branch S. Morgan.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: BATTLE OF WYTHEVILLE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Fortescue Letters
“The Incident of the Fortescue Letters.” Unattributed notes.
WM Fortescue, letter to Post Master of Wytheville, Virginia, October 12, 1894.
WM Fortescue, letter to AH Gibbony, November 23, 1894.
Miscellaneous
James L. Douthat, Wythe County , VA: Civil War Records, 1861-1865 (Mountain Press, 1986.)
“Seventy-Second Anniversary of the Battle of Wytheville,” 1935. Newspaper article.
“The Wytheville Raid,” Enterprise, 1922.
“Outdoor Drama Idea Strongly Advocated At Molly Tynes Ride Observance Saturday,” Enterprise.
“Girl Saved Wytheville, VA- Toland’s Raid,” Confederate Veteran XVIII, no. 9 (September 1910): 428.
“Thrilling Experiences in the Raid At Wytheville Recalled.” Looseleaf sheet of article previously from the Roanoke Times, 1922.
“War Letter Read At UDC Meeting Meet Hear Vividly Describes Toland’s Famous Raid on Wytheville: Letter Under 1863 Date Line Tells of Battle,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1941.
“The Cavalry Raid.” Newspaper article.
WW Fortesque, letter to AH Gibbony, November 23, 1894.
Company Muster Roll and Pension Application Letter for William Miller, injured during Battle of Wytheville.
“Raid At Wntheville [sic] Recalled.” Newspaper article.
“This Map Shows The Probable Ride of Molly Tynes 105 Years Ago,” Enterprise, 1968.
“Battle of Wytheville Dead Indentified: Anniversary of Toland’s Raid Relives History of Civil War and Discovering Some Soldiers’ Names,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Article In West Va. Newspaper Tells How Wytheville Was Saved from the Federal Troops By Woman’s Night Ride.” Newspaper article.
“Family Legacy Can Disappear Within Space of One Sentence,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Attack on Wytheville Result of Failure of Saltville Raid,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Union Forces Cut Down in Hail of Lead by Wytheville’s Folk,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1985.
“Battle of Wytheville Is Retraced,” Enterprise, 1995.
“Battle of Wytheville Recounted for Readers,” Enterprise, 1995.
“The Battle of Wytheville: Eyewitnesses Remember,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1996.
Battle of Wytheville Reenactment Script.
Anne Funderburg, “Women of the Confederacy,” Southern Partisan XIV (Second Quarter, 1994).
Photograph of Colonel John Toland.
Photo of Civil War nurse Susannah Crockett-Spiller.
Anne K. Kyle, “Incidents of Hospital Life,” War Days in Fayetteville North Carolina (Fayetteville, NC: JEB Stuart Chapter of the UDC, 1910): 35-45.
James M. Gibboney, “Toland’s Raid on Wytheville, Va., July 18, 1863,” 1905.
Excerpt copied from the diary of Col. Joseph F. Kent on the Battle of Wytheville. Two copies.
WR Chitwood, “Genealogical Records of the General Alexander Smyth Family.”
EL Goodwin, “A Small Boy’s Recollections of the War,” 1906. Original with transcriptions submitted to the Wythe County Historical Review, issues 48-50.
“Battle of Wytheville Dead Identified: Anniversary of Toland’s Raid Relives History of civil War and Discovering Some Soldiers’ Names,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Reminisces of the Raid of Yankee Cavalry on the Town of Wytheville,” July 18, 1868.
John McCausland
John McCausland, letter to Frances Gibboney, January 22, 1923.
“Last Surviving Confederate General McCausland, One of Saviors of Lynchburg.” Newspaper article.
“General John McCausland.” Museum exhibit panel.
“The Roanoke Valley’s Civil War Past Never Vanished- it Was Only Hidden from View,” Roanoke Times, 1998.
Molly Tynes
David B. Sabine, “The Midnight Ride of Mollie Tynes.”
“The Molly Tynes Ride.” Unattributed notes. Four copies.
“The Legend of Molly Tynes and Her Ride.” Unattributed notes.
“Molly Tynes,” Vital Roles Played by Southwest Virginia Women of the Confederacy, compiled by Lucille Miller Kincer (April 1963).
“To Molly Tynes Who Rode for Love To Save Her People.” Poem from the files of the Tazewell County Public Library of Jeffersonville, Virginia.
SL Crute, letter to Elizabeth Tynes, September 22, 1937.
Elizabeth Tynes?, letter to Ms. Edwin Hemphill, October 14, 1950.
“Molly Tynes, Tazewell Heroine,” Clinch Valley News, 1970. With accompanying poem by Homer Umbarger from the Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“The Molly Tynes Ride.” Article from unattributed periodical.
Handwritten notes from Pat Surface, April 1, 1995.
“Tazewell Girl Saved Wytheville: Mollie Tynes Made Wild Ride Through Wilderness to Warn People of Approach of Toland’s Army,” Clinch Valley News, 1926.
Seven photographs of markers and memorials pertaining to Molly Tynes, 1995.
“Know Your Tazewell County: Molly Tynes,” 1979. Newspaper article.
“Molly Tynes, Heroine.” Image with map.
Tazewell Girl’s Forty-Mile Ride Saved Section from Yankee Raid.
Buford C. Tynes, letter to Matthew Page Andrews, January 3, 1938.
Buford C. Tynes, letter to Matthew Page Andrews, January 17, 1938.
Edwin Hemphill, letter to Buford C. Tynes, October 17, 1950.
Buford C. Tynes, letter to Edwin Hemphill, October 19, 1950.
Edwin Hemphill, letter to Eliza Tynes, October 3, 1950.
Eliza Tynes?, letter to Buford C. Tynes, September 26, 1950?.
“Molly Tynes Remembered,” Clinch Valley News, 1978.
“Famed Heroine’s Story Often Retold In County,” Bluefield Daily Telegraph-Sunset News.
C. Roland Young, “Molly Tynes’ Ride: Federals In Wytheville,” Appalachian Log: Promoting People and Places of Southern Appalachia (February 1994).
“New Version of Molly Tynes Ride This Year.” Newspaper article.
Pat Surface, letter to Frances Emerson, March 12, 1995.
“Legend Is A Sign of the Tynes,” Roanoke Times, 2005.
“Kime After Tynes: Businessman Looks to Preserve Civil War Legend,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
Louise Leslie, “Molly Tynes and Her Ride,” Tazewell County Historical Society 19, no. 1 (March 2006): 15-18.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: ST. ALBAN’S RAID Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
John W. Headley, “The Confederates Raid Vermont,” in Secret Missions of the Civil War, ed. Philip Stern (New York: Rand McNally, 1959), 242.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: STONEMAN’S RAID Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Mary Kegley, ed, “Further Raids into Wythe County: Stoneman’s Raid,” Glimpses of Wythe County, 1986. Two copies.
Frank Emerson, “Yankee Raids and Skirmishes.”
“Stoneman’s Raid One of Many Civil War Historical Mix-Ups,” Enterprise, 1985.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: 4TH VA INFANTRY, WYTHE GRAYS Accession Number: ????
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James Walker
Card photo of James Walker as a young man.
Former museum exhibit description of James Walker.
Illustration of Rock Hall.
Stacy G. Moore, “Caldwell, Willie Brown Walker,” in Dictionary of Virginia Biography II, Sara B. Bearss, et al, eds: 506-07.
“Charter Garden Clubber Looks Back,” Roanoke Times, 1969.
“James Alexander ‘Stonewall Jim’ Walker,” (accessed 8/02/2005),
“Walker, James Alexander,” (accessed 08/02/2005),
Stephanie Gardner, “Presentation for Walker-Terry Camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans,” August 9, 2005.
Miscellaneous
“Co. A, Fourth Virginia Infantry- “Wythe Grays,” in Wythe County Chapters, ed. James S. Presgraves (1972).
Wythe Grays Historical Summary.
Rifle deeded from WH Bolling to Joseph Kent.
Beverly Repass Hoch, “Civil War Letter of Thomas W. Fisher.”
“Confederate Soldier Is Remembered (John Felty),”Enterprise, 1995.
“Attorneys, Doctors and Many other Professions Were Represented in Co.: Statue and Bulk of Men Caused Much Comment Throughout State,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1942.
William Terry
William Terry, letter to Emma Terry, May 21, 1864.
Robert E. Lee, letter to William Terry, January 16, 1865.
Image of William Terry home in Wytheville with accompanying description. Museum exhibit panel.
Copy of William Terry Oath To Support The National Constitution.
“Taken from Biographical Directory of the American Congress.”
Images of William and Emma Terry with accompanying caption.
“General William Terry.” Museum exhibit panel. Two copies.
“Brigadier General William Terry,” The Virginia Civil War Home Page (accessed 08/02/2005), .
RW Hunter, letter to Major? On William Terry, September 1, 1863.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: 45th VA INFANTRY Accession Number: ????
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George S. Nye, letter to uncle, August 12, 1862.
45th Virginia Infantry Historical Summary.
Chit copies spouses of Ephraim Cline and Lemuel Allen.
Floyd’s Brigade Morning Report, January 14, 1862?.
Various photocopied images of soldiers. Some with captions.
“Chapter VI.” Organization and officers of 45th Virginian Infantry taken from unattributed book.
“Wythe’s Other Confederate Heroes: Part II,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Have Lived Aggregate of 355 Years.” Newspaper image with caption.
“Three Surviving Confederate Veterans, Who Were Honored on Memorial Day and Visited by a Committee from the Wythe Grey Chapter UDC,” 1939. Newspaper article with images.
JW Thompson, letter to Margaret S. Gullion, July 10, 1863.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: 51ST VA INFANTRY, WYTHE RIFLES Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Wythe County’s Other Confederate Heroes (Part I),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“The Wythe Rifles: Part One,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“The Wharton Grays: Part II,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“The Wythe Rifles Late for the Hanging of John Brown,” Enterprise, 1985.
Louis H. Manarin, ed, The Civil War Diary of Rufus J. Woolwine. Two copies.
Burton S. Highley, letter to George O. Hollandsworth, July 9, 1862.
“Whittling Away the Afternoon (Rufus Felty),” Enterprise, 1995.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: 63RD VA INFANTRY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“63rd Virginia Infantry, Confederate States Army.”
“Wythe’s Other Confederate Heroes,” Wytheville Enterprise.
“Engagements of the 63rd Virginia Inf. 1861-1865.”
“Wythe’s Other Confederate Heroes, Part 4,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: CAMP JACKSON Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Camp Jackson Historical Summary.
“Town’s Camp Jackson Never Saw Stonewall; Named for Andrew,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1985.
“William Fitzgerald’s Arrest as a Spy During the War Between the States.” Collection of 8 documents.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: CAMP WILLIAM TERRY MINUTES Accession Number: RC99.0446
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: CIVIL WAR: MATERIAL CULTURE Accession Number: ????
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Clothing
Virginia Clothed: Commerce and Fashion Along the Great Wagon Road, 1780-1900 (Abingdon, VA: William King Regional Arts Center, 2002).
“Home, James! The ‘Carriage Trade’ of Yesterday and of Today.”
Work Clothing Prices (1830-1850 ), Tailoring-Custom Sewing.
Tailoring and Custom Sewing Men’s Catalog, 1990.
Tailoring and Custom Sewing Women’s Catalog, 1990.
“Necessities For A Quick Civil War Impression.”
Bell Wiley, “Soldiers Life,” North and South: Letters Home Tell Adventures of Two Foes. Magazine article. Three copies.
“Reconstructing Civil War Fashions,” Enterprise, 1999.
Firearms
John Murphy and Howard Maduaus, Confederate Rifles & Muskets: Infantry Small Arms Manufactured in the Southern Confederacy 1861-1865 (Newport Beach, CA: Graphic Publishers, 1996).
“The Lay of the Land: Professor To Reveal Role of Lead Mines in Civil War,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“The Cannons of Wythe County,” Enterprise, 1985. Two copies.
“Destruction of the Lead Mines in Wythe County, Va,” Enterprise, 1984.
Flags
“Flags of the Confederacy.”
The Flags of the Confederate Armies: Returned to the Men Who Bore Them By the United States Government (St. Louis: Buxton & Skinner, 1905).
Currency and Stamps
“Some Facts About Confederate Money,” condensed from June Wells in UDC Magazine (October 1995).
“Know Anything About These Bills?” 1979. Newspaper article.
County Treasurer Bills to Confederate Soldiers Families.
Collection of Confederate Certificates, 1863-64.
“Civil War Treasure,” St. Petersburg Floridian, 2004.
“Confederate Postage Stamps.” Unattributed periodical. With attached confederate stamps from Walter Johnson. Unknown authenticity.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: GENERAL Accession Number: ????
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“Vannoy Tells How to Locate and Register Confederate Graves,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Wythe County was Very Important During the War Between the States.”
“Religious Affiliations of Various Confederate General Officers,” from Jon Wakelyn, A Biographical Dictionary of the Confederacy (Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1977): 529-533.
“Confederate Soldier’s Tombstone Returned,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Vital Role of Wythe, SW Va. Women In Romantic Civil War Is Told,” Enterprise, 1970.
“April 2011 Proclaimed Confederate History and Heritage Month,” Enterprise, 2011.
“The Art of the Civil War Letter,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Narration of Stories Past: A Tour of Selected Civil War Sites will be on Sept. 24 in Wytheville Historic District,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Wythe’s Role in Civil War Report By 13 Year Old Youth Rated ‘Excellent’ by His Teacher.” Newspaper article.
“Civil War Rang Through New River,” Sunday Times Journal, 1977.
Reference Sheet on the Organization of the Armies of the War Between the States.
Firsts of the Civil War.
The Soldier’s Pocket Bible (The South Carolina Tract Society).
“Robertson to Speak on Civil War,” Enterprise, 1990.
“Renowned speaker Dispels Myths and Establishes Facts of Civil War History,” Enterprise, 1990.
“Wythe County and the Civil War,” Enterprise, 1995.
“Civil War Battle Depicted,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Sexton Promotes A Living History,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Civil War Activities On the Home Front,” Enterprise, 1988.
“Mapping Out the County’s Confederate Grave Sites,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Civil War Letters Tell the Story: Robertson Lecture Slated for Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Fair Daughters to Raise Funds to Bury ‘More Decently’ The Confederate Soldiers,” Enterprise, 1963.
Company Muster Roll for John Lilley, c. 1861.
Notes from “JI Robertson on Wythe County.”
“Captain Burgess Presents Confederate Shirt to Virginia’s Last Rebel on 110th Birthday (John Salling),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1956.
Letter from Congressman Wyatt Arden? to former Confederate soldier on lost or damaged property.
“The Southwest Corner,” Enterprise. Multiple newspaper editorials on Civil War topics by Goodridge Wilson.
“So Much With So Little: Heroic Work of Confederate Doctors Described At UDC Gathering,” Enterprise.
“Living History Unfolds At Foster Falls,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Marker Dedication,” Enterprise, 2005.
Capt. Tom Smith, A True Description of the Fight Between the ‘Merrimac’ and ‘Monitor’ in Hampton Roads, Va., Sunday March the 9th, 1862.
Virginia Electoral Ticket, November 6, 1861. Copy of image.
Oath of Identity for Benjamin P. Mount in Isabella county Michigan, April 15, 1891.
Civil War Centennial 1961 reproductions of “Union Commanders” and “Confederate Commanders” by Travelers Insurance Company in 1884.
Cathy Carlson Reynolds, ed, The Civil War In Southwestern Virginia: A Bibliography of Sources from 1850-1890 (July 1992).
“The War Over the War: Since the Day the Civil War Ended, Confederate Partisans and Their Critics Have Fought Over What Role Slavery Played in the Bloody Conflict,” Roanoke Times, 2000.
“Cherishing A Legacy,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
Walter Gollehon, letter to Mrs. Phillip Spence?, September 20, 1935.
Wilmer Hall, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, November 18, 1935.
Curtis Davis, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, February 23, 1949.
JDA Morrow, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, July 8, 941.
Letter of Application for A Confederate Veteran Historical Marker (Marshall Yost Neese) by Audrey Kemper Spence on behalf of the UDC, April 9, 1951.
Wilmer Hall, Form A-2, Certification of Soldiers in the Confederate Army (James Walters and John Clemons) by the Virginia State Library.
Julia Saunders, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, April 24, 1941.
John Johnson, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, February 8, 1951.
Mrs. Philip Spence, letter to Austin Umberger, September 19, 1944.
Mrs. Philip Spence, letter to EA Grubb, November 14, 1944.
DM Monahan, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, November 21, 1944.
John Johnson, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, March 5, 1946.
“Wythe County’s Other Confederate Heroes,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“The Life and Times of A Civil War Soldier,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1990.
“Visit To Prison Finds Jeff Davis A Skeleton,” Enterprise, 1997.
Photo of 1st Virginia Cavalry soldier Harvey King on 93rd Birthday.
“Confederate Veterans,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
Photo of Terry Camp Reunion, 1929.
“Supplement to the Southwest Virginia Enterprise: Surviving Confederate Veterans in West End of Wythe County,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1897.
“Confederate Soldiers,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Black Civil War Soldier To Be Honored In Local Cemetery (John Henry Carter),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Remembrance Day: Slave, Confederate Veteran Honored in Ceremony (John Henry Carter),” Enterprise, 2001.
Listing of Confederate veterans buried in various local cemeteries.
Excerpts from letters by Gordon & Ruben Repass. Museum exhibit panel.
Stephen Sharitz, letter to Gordon Repass, October 8, 1849.
Unknown author, letter to Anna Sharitz Repass, December 26, 1875.
Joseph Hollandsworth, letter to father of author, August 27, 186?.
Identification Certificate for Benjamin P. Mount, 1865.
Mrs. Philip Spence, letter to Miss Allen, March 5, 1953.
Vivian B. Williams, letter to Mrs. Philip Spence, 1958. Attached memo on war record for John B. Greiner of the Botetourt County Home Guards.
Excerpt from “Diary of Major RCM Page, Chief of Confederate States Artillery, Department of Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee, from October, 1864, to May, 1865,” Southern Historical Society Papers: 58-68.
“Programme for Gen. Fitz. Lee’s Reception at Bland CH, Oct 10th, 1885.” Newspaper advertisement.
War Letter to Parents and Those At Home, May 16, 1864.
JB Painter, letter to his sister, March 19, 1963.
C? Carpenter (of Houton’s Brigade), letter to his sister, July 22, ?.
Cynthia Kent Bentley, letter to William Bentley, 1864.
Resolutions adopted at a public meeting in Wytheville on December 10, 1860, printed in the Lynchburg Daily Virginian, Decemer 17, 1860.
Three news items from the Alexandria Gazette, March 20, 1861.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: JEB STUART Accession Number: ????
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“JEB Stuart’s Wythe County Connections.” Museum exhibit panels. Three copies.
JEB Stuart, letter to Mother, January 31, 1860. Museum exhibit panel.
JEB Stuart Birthplace solicitation flyer. Two copies.
Reconnaissance I, no. 1 (JEB Stuart Birthplace Inc, Summer 1994).
Reconnaissance I, no. 2 (JEB Stuart Birthplace Inc).
Pamphlet for Laurel Hill.
Burke Davis, JEB Stuart: The Last Cavalier (New York: Fairfax Press, 1957). Excerpt.
James EB Stuart, Patent for Method of Attaching Sabers to Belts, patent no. 25,864 (1859). Two copies.
“Major-General James Ewell Brown Stuart, CSA.” Unidentified photocopy from book.
Photocopied image of James Ewell Brown Stuart.
Photocopied image of Judge James Ewell Brown.
Subject: CIVIL WAR: ROBERT ENOCH WITHERS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“July 16-22, 1861. The Bull Run, or Manassas, Campaign, Virginia. No 103. Report of Col. R.E. Withers, Eighteenth Virginia Infantry;” Chapter IX, Volume 2, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Special Orders no. 19 from Headquarters Virginia Forces, Richmond, May 25, 1861;” Chapter IX, Volume 2, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Confederate Correspondence, etc. #5, Special Orders no 169, HDQRS First Corps, Army Potomac, Manassas Junction, Va., July 25, 1861;” Chapter IX, Volume 2, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Peninsular Campaign-Seven Days’ Battles, No. 303 Report of Gen. John B. Strange, Nineteenth Virginia Infantry;” Chapter IX, Volume 2, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Confederate Correspondence, etc. #3, Listing of Pickett’s Division, Garnett’s Brigade;” Volume XXI, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Confederate Correspondence, etc. #1, Listing of the First Army Corps, Lieut. Gen. James Longstreet, Picket’s Division, Garnett’s Brigade;” Volume XXVII/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Confederate Correspondence, First Military District, Brig. Gen. Henry A. Wise, Walker’s Brigade;” Volume XLII/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Special Orders No. 135 Adjt. And Insp. General’s Office, Richmond, June 10, 1864;” Volume XXXVI/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Special Orders No. 171 Adjt. And Insp. General’s Office, Richmond, July 21, 1864;” Volume XL/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Confederate Correspondence, JA Seddon, letter to Col. RE Withers, January 2, 1865;” Volume XLVI/2, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Union Correspondence, Alex Webb, letter to Col. RE Withers, April 26, 1865;” Volume XLVI/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Union Correspondence, Beauregard, Withers, and Meade, letter and copied letters to Major-General Halleck;” Volume XLVI/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
“Confederate Correspondence, Jno. M. Otey, letter to Col. RE Withers, April 2, 1865;” Volume XLVII/3, O.R. Series I; War of the Rebellion: Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; National Archives Building, Washington, DC.
Unattributed notes on Ingleside, home of Robert Enoch Withers.
RE Withers, letter to Henry Bowen, November 18, 1880.
Financial Requisition and Commutation Reports and Receipts of RE Withers during the Civil War. 136 photocopied primary sources.
Barbara Smith, letter to Frank Emerson, August 1, 1997. Attached: “Col. Withers Passes Away,” Roanoke Evening News, 1907.
Subject: CLUBS & CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS Accession Number: RC98.0763
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4-H Club
“4-H Anniversary Celebrated,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“4-H’ers Place In Local Fairs,” Enterprise, 2001.
“4-H Members Participate In Area Competition,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Horse Show Celebrates 40 Years (4-H),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Local 4-H Agent Honored for Service,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Four 4-H Members Compete In Horse Show,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“4-H’ers Learn Life Lessons At State Competition,” Enterprise, 2000.
“(4-H) Club Project Helps Feed the Hungry,” Enterprise, 2000.
American Legion
“Playing for the President: State Champion Drum and Bugle Corps had Short Burst of Glory (American Legion),” Enterprise, 1999.
“Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sales Project nets $910 (American Legion),” Enterprise, 2000.
“New Bugler (American Legion),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Legionnaires Recognized for Service (American Legion),” Enterprise, 2006.
“Coffey Places First In Region (American Legion),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“The 1956 Rural Retreat American Legion Baseball Team,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010. Image with caption.
“Auxiliary Promotes Youth In the Area,” Enterprise, 2000.
“4-H Winners Announced,” Enterprise, 2001.
Daughters and Children of the American Revolution (DAR & CAR)
“The Stuart Chapter DAR Hears Program on Richard Bland,” Enterprise, 1999.
“DAR Women Honored With Markers,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Patriotism Is Alive At Spiller (DAR),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Recognized,” and “Taking the Tour (DAR),” Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“Clay Bane Enlightens DAR Members On the Revolutionary Soldier,” Enterprise, 2001.
“The DAR Good citizen Scholarship Recipients,” Enterprise, 2001.
“DAR Founders Day Luncheon Was Held May 20,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Two Area Youths Get DAR Scholarships,” Enterprise, 2001.
“DAR Learns About the Revolutionary Women,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Virginia DAR Meets for Annual State Conference,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“Scholarship Winners Named by Wilderness Road DAR,” Enterprise, 2001.
“NSDAR Founded to Unite Women In Patriotic Service; Stuart Chapter DAR Invites School Pupils to Submit Essays on Historical Trailways,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1960.
“District DAR Meet at Pulaski Next Tuesday.” Newspaper article.
Photo from National Historical Magazine showing members of First Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Caption.
Daughters of the American Revolution Wilderness Road Chapter 2-110-VA Wytheville, Virginia Supplement. Three copies from 1994-1998.
“Society Honors Leaders (Children of the American Revolution),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Stirring Story of ‘Miracle at Philadelphia’ Vividly Related by Mrs. Lentz at Wednesday Club (DAR),” Enterprise, 1960.
“Fort Chiswell CAR Society Holds May Meeting,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“DAR Members Attend Abingdon Event,” Enterprise.
“Children Learn About Flags (CAR),” Enterprise, 1998.
“DAR Contest Winners Named,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Early American Art Exhibited at Stuart DAR Meeting,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Stuart DAR Members Hear ‘A Russian Travel Conversation,’” Enterprise, 2000.
“Committee Chairmen Chosen for CAR,” Enterprise, 2000.
“DAR Chapters Hold Joint Meeting,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Good Citizen Awards Are Presented,” Enterprise.
“The Stuart Chapter of the DAR met Thursday afternoon…” Enterprise, 1975.
“SAR Celebrates 50th Anniversary,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Students Receive DAR Scholarships,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Good Citizen Award Essay Winners are Recognized,” Enterprise, 2000.
“John Davis Gives DAR ‘a look at the future’,” Enterprise, 2000.
“CAR Members Enjoy Meeting and Movie,” Enterprise, 2000.
“DAR Chapter Studies Birth of the Constitution,” Enterprise, 2000.
“CAR Holds Annual Awards Luncheon,” Enterprise.
“Fort Chiswell CAR Has Meeting,” Enterprise, 2000.
“CAR Members Learn of the Plight of the American Indian,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Artists Tells of Art in Early America (DAR),” Enterprise, 2000.
“DAR Scholarship Winner,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“DAR Good Citizen Award Recipient,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“Wilderness Road DAR Celebrates 80 Years,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“Officers for the Wilderness Road Chapter, DAR,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Morins Perform for DAR Founder’s Day,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Fort Chiswell CAR Takes Part in the Community,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“Spirit of Revolutionary Soldiers Lives on Through Descendants,” Richmond News Leader, 1976.
“DAR Marks Old Road Through Wilderness: Stuart Chapter Restores Tower, Marks Graves,” Roanoke Times, 1967.
“Wilderness Road Chapter DAR Has Been Powerful Voice for Patriotism in Wythe,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1970.
“Stuart Chapter DAR Bicentennial Observance,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 197?. Image with caption.
“Officers of Wilderness Road DAR Installed At Business Meet Thurs: Three Wards Announced for Hi (sic) School Students for Essay son Historical River,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Wilderness Road DAR To Observe Founders’ Day,” Enterprise, 1983.
“Fort Chiswell CAR Holds Memorial Day Service,” 1931.
Stuart Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Meeting Pamphlets, 1946-56. Thirteen copies.
“VA Genealogist Wins Award (DAR),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2001.
“Area Students Recognized at the Wilderness Road DAR Meeting,” Enterprise, 2001.
“DAR Chapter Holds Awards Ceremony for Area Students,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Jack White Presents Interesting Program on Bach and Handel (DAR),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Stuart DAR Holds Meeting,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Local DAR Chapter Hosts District IV Regents Club,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Emerson Speaks to Wilderness Road DAR on Museum Progress,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Fort Chiswell CAR Members Report on 74th State Conference,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Founder’s Day Luncheon Held by Stuart Chapter DAR,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Program on the Shot Tower Marker Held by Stuart DAR,” Enterprise, 2001.
Delta Kappa Gamma
“Distinguished Individuals Honored (Delta Kappa Gamma), Enterprise, 2001.
“Society Plans Projects for the Year (Delta Kappa Gamma),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Meets,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Chi Chapter Officers (Delta Kappa Gamma),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Educators Hold Monthly Meeting (Delta Kappa Gamma),” Enterprise, 1998.
Freemasons
“Masonic Lodge,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Gordon Receives Award (Masons),” Enterprise, 1999.
“Masonic Pin Award,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Wytheville Fraternal Masonic Lodge: New Officers,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“Lodge Officers (Masons),” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“District Officer Installed,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
Garden Clubs
“Gardens on Display,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Rural Retreat Garden Club to Celebrate Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Flower Show In Full Bloom (Moribana Garden Club),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Tending to ‘God’s Garden’ (Master Gardener Association),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
Genealogical Society
“Family History Institute Draws Crowd,” Enterprise, 1994.
“An Ancestor From Nearly 220 Years Ago,” Enterprise, 2012.
“Career Path Found In Voter Registration Records,” Enterprise, 2009.
“Meeting Scheduled for Nov. 21,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Keepers of History Keep Eye on Future: Wythe Genealogical and Historical Association Mark Successful Start,” Enterprise, 2005.
Historical Society
“Historical Society Hears Mount Rogers Recreation Story,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1972.
“Historical Society to Hold Harvest Sale,” Enterprise, 1978.
“Historical Tour held Saturday; New Officers Named day Wythe Historical Society,” Enterprise.
“Historical Society to Hear Program ‘Heirloom Quilts’.” Newspaper article.
“Historical Editor Gets Farewell Luncheon,” Enterprise.
“Society Preserves Link to the Past,” Enterprise, 1991.
“New Officer’s Named by Wythe Historical Society.” Newspaper article.
“Wythe County Historical Society Adds to Collection,” Enterprise, 2012.
Jaycees
“Jaycees Plan for Year’s Work- New Officers Assume Duties at Meet: Four New Members Indoctrinated and Given Jaycee Pins.” Newspaper article.
Jaycee’s, “Tips on Extension-Retention.”
“Wytheville RMA Plans Activities At Annual Dinner Meet: urgent Appeal for Cooperation in 1954 Issued at Gathering.” Newspaper article.
Joseph B. Martin, ed., The New Dominion 6, no. 5 (1952).
Carl Barefoot Jr, ed., The New Dominion 7, no. 1 (1953).
Carl Barefoot Jr, ed., The New Dominion 7, no. 5 (1953).
Joseph B. Martin, ed., The New Dominion 6, no. 3 (1952).
Eighteen photographs of a Junior Chamber of Commerce Meeting ca. 1950.
Kiwanis Club
Wreath Roundup: Local Kiwanis Club Sells Holiday Greenery for Community Charities,” Enterprise, 2000.
“50 Years of Helping Children (Kiwanis),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Kiwanis Celebrates 40 Years of Service Locally, Internationally,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988.
“Preparing the Books (Kiwanis),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Kiwanis Officers,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Kiwanis Leaders,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
Souvenir Program, Yearbook, and Buyers’ Guide from the Kiwanis Club’s The Arthur Smith Show.
Lions Club
“Celebrating 70th Charter (Lions Club),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“Jones Fellowship Award (Lions Club),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Lions Club Hosts White Can Day,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Anniversary Celebration (Lions Club),” Enterprise, 2006.
“Rural Retreat Lions Club Celebrates 65th Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Scores to Have Roles in Lions Minstrel: Fun Festival of 1955 to be Staged at GWHS Auditorium Thurs.-Fri.,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1955.
“A Lion 62 Years,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
The Wytheville Lions Club Presents Gay Nineties Revue, 1942. Two copies.
Literary Club
“Literary Club Formed in 1926 Celebrates 80th Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Eighty Years of Literary Enlightenment,” Enterprise, 2006.
Miscellaneous
“AARP Volunteer Recognized,” Enterprise, 2001.
“AAUW Program Features ‘Wythe County Authors of the Twentieth Century,’” Enterprise, 1976.
“Area Horse Lovers Wanted (Glade Mountain Saddle Club),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Banding Together: Dairy Development Club Formed,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Colonial Dames Elect New Officers,” Enterprise.
“Elbyrne G. Gill Fellowship Award,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“FBLA Officers,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“FFA Members Attend Event,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Heraldry Highlights Program of Colonial Dames XVII Century,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Keeper of the Cure: Relay Figures on Sale,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Millirons Memorial Society Holds 24th Annual Meet,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1976.
“Moose Lodge Here Nearing Reality,” Enterprise.
“President’s Day Presentation (Woodmen of the World),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Santa Shop Donation (Moose Lodge),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“The Wythe Civitan Club Observes Charter Night,” Enterprise, 2000.
“UW (United Way) Kicks Off 2003, Campaign,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Weaving Art: Wythe County’s Indigo Fiber Arts Guild Preserves A Bit of the Past,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Wednesday Club Enjoys 35 Years of Friendship,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Wythe-Carroll Wagon Train Trek Takes Area Back to Pioneer Days,” Enterprise, 1972.
Bulletin of the Wytheville Philatelic Association, 1879.
“Making A Difference: Clyde Shinault: One of the Movers Behind the Ivanhoe Civic League,” Enterprise, 1993.
“Food Donation (Agape Food Pantry),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Alpha Delta Kappa Holds Meeting,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Fruit for Computers (Echo Valley Christian School),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Christmas Greeting from the D.P.F. Catillion(?) Club Card” Christmas card.
“Mid-Winter German of V.P.I. German Club”
“V.P.I. German Club Mid-Winter Dances”
“1931 Mid-Winters German Club”
“Sportsmen with Disabilities Enjoying outdoors” news clip, Enterprise-Saturday, December 29, 20012.
Music Clubs (MacDowell, Trinkle, etc…)
“MacDowell Music Club Hosts High School Musicians,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Music Club Hosts Organist (MacDowell Music Club),” Enterprise, 2000.
“MacDowell Music Club Sings At Carrington Place,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Instrumental Inspiration: Club Hosts ‘Snow Is On The Ground’ (MacDowell Music Club),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“MacDowell Music Club Officers,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Chappell Entertains MacDowell Music Club,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Music Club Shares Talent (MacDowell Music Club),” Enterprise, 2001.
MacDowell Music Club: Celebrating Our 80th Year, 2006-2007.
“Donation (MacDowell Music Club),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“MacDowell Music Club Sponsors Its Annual Fall Music Concert,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Music Harvest is Plentiful (MacDowell Music Club),” Enterprise, 2000.
“MacDowell Music Club Celebrates Federation’s 100th Anniversary,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Sweet Adelines Honored At Recent Competition,” Enterprise, 2000.
“MacDowell Music Club Celebrates American Music Month in Nov,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Leslie Fox Entertains At MacDowell Music Club,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Fifty Active Years Celebrated by Helen Trinkle Music Club,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Helen Trinkle Music Club Meets at Shores Home: Mrs. Shanahan Gives Program of Music of the Catholic Church,” Enterprise, 1946.
“Music Club Hosts Amateur Night,” Enterprise, 2013.
“Music Teachers Meet,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Students Entertain (MacDowell Music) Club Members,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Young Violinists Entertain MacDowell Music Club,” Enterprise, 2001.
Helen Trinkle Music Club 1966-1967. Booklet.
Odd Fellows
“Odd Fellows,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Good Samaritan Recognized (Odd Fellows),” Enterprise.
Order of the Oaks
JH Simmerman Order of the Oaks Dues Receipt, 1919.
Financial Report, early 1900s.
Quota/Links Club
“Quota Officers,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Quota District Governor.” Newspaper article.
“Quota Club Officers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Quota Club Installs New Officers for 2000-2001,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Officers Installed (Quota Club),” Enterprise, 1998.
“Quota Club ‘Links’ Up With the Community: Group Says Only Name Has Changed; Focus Will Remain the Same,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Club Hosts Tea, Fashion Show (Links),” Enterprise, 2010.
“Quotarian Recognized,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Quota Club Sings for Smiles,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Links Officers,” Enterprise, 2012. Image with caption.
“Quota Club Members Change Name” news clip.
Rotary Club
“Recognized for Their Service (Rotary),” Enterprise, 1999.
Wytheville Rotary Club, 2000.
“Fit Breakfast (Rotary),” Enterprise, 2010.
“Rotary Presents Awards To Three Local Citizens,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Skelton Fellows (Rotary),” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“Rotary’s 75th Anniversary Gala: A Celebration of Service,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Paul Harris Fellows,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“Interesting and Unknown History of Wytheville Related at Rotary Meet,” Enterprise, 1960.
“Former Businessmen Honored by Rotary,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Rotary’s Sustaining Members,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Celebrating 100 Years of Service: Local Rotarians Take Part in Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Sharing Peace and Goodwill: Group from the Bahamas Visits Wytheville In Rotary Exchange Program,” Enterprise, 2001.
Ruritan Club
“Wytheville Ladies Ruritan Club,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Funnel Cake Fundraising: Ladies Ruritan Club marks its 16th Year Preparing Sweet Treat During Chautauqua,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Max Meadows Ruritan Club Serving Community,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Ladies Night (Ruritan Club),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Lead Mines Club Honor Charter Members (Ruritan),” Enterprise, 2005.
“Wythe Lady Ruritans Hold Banquet,” Enterprise, 2008.
“Ladies Ruritan Club Holds Appreciation Picnic,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Ruritan: Past, Present, and Future,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Wythe County Ruritan Club,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Brittain Receives Ruritan Scholarship,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Lead Mines Ruritans: Celebrating 50 Years of Community Service,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Tree Planting (Ruritans),” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“All Female Ruritan Club Celebrates,” Enterprise, 19998.
Scouts
“Scouting Around: Beamer Savors International Flavor of World Jamboree (Scouts),” Enterprise, 2007.
“Scout Shelter: Lavallee Builds Gazebo for Eagle Scout Project,” Enterprise, 2007.
“Retiring the Flag (Scouts),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Scout Jamboree,” Enterprise, 2010. Image with caption.
“Chow Line (Scouts),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Eagle Scout Earns Wings: Local Church Benefits from Volunteer Undertaking,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“News form Area Boy Scouts,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Bound by Books: Girl Scout Takes on Project”
“Organizations and Groups Benefit From Undertaking” Enterprise-September 27, 2003.
United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC)
“UDC Members Attend Spring Conference,” Enterprise, 1999.
“UDC Officers,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“The Wythe Grey UDC Holds Annual Spring Luncheon,” Enterprise.
“Wythe Grey UDC Recognizes Essay Winners,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Story of Confederate Nurses Told at UDC Meeting.” Newspaper article.
“History, United Daughters of Confederacy Told At Meeting of Wythe Grey Chapter,” Enterprise.
“April 2011 Proclaimed Confederate History and Heritage Month,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Confederate Memorials Program at Meeting of Wythe Grey UDC,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Members of UDC Portray Ancestors,” Enterprise, 1997.
“News from the Wythe Grey UDC Chapter,” Enterprise, 1998.
“New Leaders for Wythe Grey UDC,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Several ‘Real’ Sons and Daughters of Civil War in Virginia,” Enterprise, 2013.
“Flags Show Freedom’s Cost: 160 Symbols of Patriotism Honor Confederate Veterans,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
Woman’s Club
“Woman’s Club Brings Bloodmobile to RR,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Benches Donated (Woman’s Club),” Enterprise, 2000.
“RR Woman’s Club Officers,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Donation (Woman’s Club),” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
Wytheville Woman’s Club, Wytheville, Virginia, 1953-54.
“Wytheville Woman’s Club Members Serve on District Level,” Enterprise, 2000.
Wytheville Woman’s Club, Inc: 1942-1994.
Wytheville Woman’s Club “Holiday Homes Town
Wythe County Community Hospital Auxiliary
“Gift Shop Display,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Hospital Auxilians Recognized,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Lights of Love Campaign in Full Swing at WCCH,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Untitled (Wythe County Community Hospital Auxiliary),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Peace Bear Raffle Winners (WCCH Auxiliary),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers Recognized,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCCH (Wythe County Community Hospital) Auxiliary Annual Raffle,” Enterprise, 2001.
“They’re Dedicated,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Appreciation Luncheon Held,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCCH Auxiliary Raffles Quilt for Mammography Equipment,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Quilting for A Cause: Guild helps Out County Hospital,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Hospital Volunteers Spread Cheer and Good Will,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Volunteers Recognized,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
Subject: CONSERVATION & NATURE Accession Number: 2006.00.0043
Location Number: drawer:folder
Big Survey
“Officials Talk About Protec(t)ing Land,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Virginia Officials Tour Big Survey,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Purchase of Big Survey Moves Ahead,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Funding May Help Buy Big Survey,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Mountain Magic: A Peek At the Big Survey,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Big Survey In State’s Hands,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Big Survey Land In State’s Hands,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Conservationists Scale The Mountain: Agencies Continue Their Effort to Preserve the Big Survey,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Town Explores Way of Protecting Land,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Legislators Lobby to Protect Big Survey,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Possible Big Survey Sale Debated,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Outdoorsmen Worried About DGIF Funds: Cuts Could Affect Big Survey Property,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Nature Preserve: Big Survey Land Dedicated in Ceremony,” Enterprise, 2001.
Miscellaneous
“Leafminer Dines On Locusts: Brown, Damaged Trees Dot the Local Countryside,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Ticks Plentiful In Southwest VA: Tiny Pests Can Spread Disease to Humans,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Gypsy Moth Infestation Is Reported in Fort Chiswell,” Enterprise, 2001.
“What’s Black and White and Brand New to Fort Chiswell,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Grape-Gobbling Bear Gives Scare In Gazelle Area,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Raven Cliff Flourishes At Volunteers’ Hands,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Project Aims to Root Out Top Trees,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Winds Down Bran Just After Auto Left,” Enterprise.
“Tornado Demolishes Mobil Home Near Rural Retreat,” Enterprise.
“High Waters Hit Crockett,” Enterprise, 1972.
“Hale’s Lake Atop Iron Mountain Symbol of Growing Fishing Facilities for Wythe,” Enterprise.
“A Typical Scene In Wytheville Yesterday,” Enterprise, 1980.
“Big Old Tree,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Bear Hunters,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Bear Hunters,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Giants Tumbled In Wytheville Tuesday,” Enterprise.
“Why Did the Rooster Cross the Road? Feisty Fowl Becomes Mascot to Many Locals,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Coyotes vs. Man In Southwest VA,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Speakers Urge Council to Protect Watershed,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Purchase of Land is a Triumph for Virginia,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Region Continues Its Battle with Coyotes,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Stately Spruce Credited with Sinister History,” 1980. Newspaper article.
“Whitney Houston Gave Tree to Wytheville… Well, Sort of,” Roanoke Times, 1993.
“A Wing and Prayer: County ‘Natives’ Come Back Home,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Historical Tree Comes Down,” Enterprise, 2001.
“These Were Local ‘Old Men of the Mountains’,” Enterprise.
“Where Wythe’s Two Main Streams Come Together,” Enterprise, 1980.
“Railroad View of the US Fish Hatchery.” Image with caption.
“Wythe May Lose Forest Service Office,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
Subject: COURTHOUSE Accession Number: RC98.0764
Location Number: drawer:folder
“A New Court House,” The Lutheran Visitor, 1887.
Photograph with handwritten identification on back: “Wythe County’s Second Courthouse.”
Handwritten historical notes on Wythe County courthouse by Sidney Kincer.
“History Repeats- George Wythe Goes to Courthouse.” Newspaper article.
“Early Photograph,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Old Courthouse Getting Dressed-Up Interior,” Enterprise, 1978. Image with caption.
“Chancery Filing Is Near Completion,” Enterprise, 1998.
“This Courthouse Served Wythe From 1819 ‘til 1902,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Architects View of the Wythe Courthouse in 1900,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Construction to Start On Court Addition,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Court Addition Started,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Buzz Cut,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“The first months of activity in the Wythe County Court…” Enterprise, 1984.
“Court Records of 1821,” Enterprise, 1986.
“The Old Is New Again,” Enterprise, 2000.
“New Court Addition Moving Forward,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Chief Justice Stresses Equal Justice For All: Carrico Speaks at Dedication of New Law Enforcement Center,” Enterprise, 2000.
“County Building Basics,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Courthouse Concern: Board Looks to Fix Old Structure,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Old Courthouse Getting A Facelift- Inside & Out,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Board Selects Dome Color: Work Continues on Historic Courthouse,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“County Records Set to Go Online: Wythe to Take Make Land Transactions Available by July 1,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“A Number of Wythevillians Today…” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Old Court House Bell Given to Wythe By Commander Smythe, First Person, To Secure Marriage License in Wythe,” Enterprise.
“Historic Significance of Old Bell In Courthouse Often Overlooked,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“The First Wythe County Court House Located In Fort Chiswell.” Newspaper image with caption.
“Scene From Yesteryear-Appropriate for New…” Newspaper image with caption.
“Workmen Continue Construction Of the New Half Million Dollar Court House” 7/30/74.
“Wythe’s New Courtroom Facilities Takes Shape” Enterprise-Thursday, May 29, 197?.
“Contractor Moves Onto Site Of New Court Building” Enterprise-Tuesday, February 12, 1974.
“This Court House Served Wythe from 1819 til 1902”
“Wythe County Courthouse”
“The First Courthouse For Wythe County” letter, 9/29/1790.
Subject: CRIME & PUNISHMENT Accession Number: RC98.0861
Location Number: drawer:folder
Miscellaneous
“He Was Last To Use Wythe Scaffold,” Enterprise, 1985.
Prison
“Town Wants to Tear Down Old Jail,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“State Passes Over CCA’s Prison Bid: CCA Still In Running for Minimum-Security Prison,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Officials Delay Naming Picks for Prison Contract,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“CCA Still In Running for Prison Contract,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Gov. Allen Gives Time to Prison Opponents,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Leaders Face Bugs, Rock n Roll, and Prisons: Board Chairman Points Out Questions With RFP for Prisons,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Prison Controversy Costs Incumbent Party Support,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Opponents of Prison Seek Voting Block,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Area of Proposed Prison Site Possesses Abundant History; New Site Fails to Alter nature of Prison Debate,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Protestors of Prison Mix Fun and Activism,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“CCA Selects New Site for Prison: Firm Declines to Name Location,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
Wythe Citizens Against the Prison, “Is Wythe County’s Vision of its Future Shattered? Yes to Progress… No to Prison!” 1995.
“Prison Opponents Threaten to File Lawsuit Against CCA,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“CAP Seeks Attention for Anti-Prison Movement With Rally; Sheriff Disputes Claim that Jail is Gas Source,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Private Prison Development in Wythe County: A Chronology; Judge Dismisses Petition Against Dix,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Allen Puts Weight On Board Vote; Prison Opponents Create Plans to Draw Attention to CAP; Petition Against Dix Filed In Court,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“State Officials Develop Rules for Private Prisons: Contracts Will Contain Operating Standards,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“CCA Slows Plan to Begin Prison Construction,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Prison Opponents Take Fight to Capitol: Over 150 CAP Members Seek Out State Leaders; State Officials Offer Little Help to Citizens,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“State Official Says Prison Is Not ‘Done Deal’,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Legislation Addresses Prison Sites,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Details of Trip to Study Prison Kept Under Wraps: Full Report Expected to be Issued At Special Meeting Tonight,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Legislators Wait On Board for Action on Prison Referendum,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Bland Targeted As Location for Second Prison: US Corrections Corporation Disagrees with CCS’s Plan,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
Subject: CRIPPLE CREEK Accession Number: RC98.0797
Location Number: drawer:folder
Miscellaneous
Linda Spiker, “Cripple Creek.”
“Going Up Greasy Creek,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“Good Old Days: Past Presented At Cripple Creek Event,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Crockett Campaign Mimics Earlier Drive to Recognize Cripple Creek,” Enterprise.
“Going Up Cripple Creek, Going On A Run,” Enterprise, 1987. Collection of images with captions.
“Cripple Creek.” Image with caption.
“Going Up Cripple Creek to Have A Little Fun: Homecoming Event to Feature Music, More,” Enterprise, 1998.
“A History of Cripple Creek,” Enterprise, 1994.
“The Residents Are Insistent: Cripple Creek Is No Ghost Town,” Roanoke Times, 1980.
“Early Days At Cripple Creek,” Enterprise, 1979. Image with caption.
“Legend of How Cripple Creek Was Named Involves Hunter Chasing Elk for Miles,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Going Up Cripple Creek: Bird’s Eye View of Cripple Creek In Its Better Day,” Enterprise.
Going’ Up Cripple Creek, Goin’ On A Run, Calendar, 1994.
News From Cripple Creek
“News from Cripple Creek,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2001-2008. Collection of local community editorials and updates from a local resident/correspondent.
Subject: CROCKETT Accession Number: RC98.0795
Location Number: drawer:folder
Dix Kraut & Canning Company Checks, c. 1920s. Seventeen checks.
Dix Kraut & Canning Company Financial Report for December 18, 1920.
“Crockett Descendant Gets Town Back on Map,” Enterprise, 2000.
Crockett Community Club, Welcome to Open House: Guide for Community Tour, 1952.
Subject: Crockett’s Cove Accession Number: RC98.0796
Location Number: drawer:folder
“History of Crockett’s Cove,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1931.
“Callin’ All Readers- Take A Good Look- Then Save This Photo for Comparison 2 Years Hence,” Enterprise, 1967.
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Subject: DISTILLING ILLICIT Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Wanted Information of Bootleg Stills”
Subject: DRUMS AND BUGLE CORPS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
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Subject: EDUCATION: GENERAL Accession Number: 2001.01.0108
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Educational Covenant: New Christian School Gets Back to Basics (Covenant Christian Academy),” Enterprise, 2003.
“Early Wythe Bus Identified,” Enterprise.
“Schools Get A Failing Grade: Some Parents Can Send Kids Elsewhere,” Enterprise, 2004.
“School helps Troubled Students (Minnick School),” Enterprise, 2000.
“School Workers Seek Raise,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Old Four Room School Building Located on Main Street In Wytheville,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Truliant Donates Pedometers to Foundation for Excellence,” Enterprise, 2008.
State Department of Education Survey of New Hope (Black) Elementary School.
“Rural Retreat School Set to Open: (Appalachian) Christian Academy to Join 3 Private Schools in Wythe,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Environmental Awards Handed Out,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Dirt Turned for School Construction Project,” Enterprise, 2001.
“New (Covenant) Christian School Set to Open,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Battle of the Bands,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Students Recognized for Achievements,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Students Recognized for Accomplishments,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Tech Team Makes Sure Electronic Classrooms are Really Plugged In,” Enterprise, 1999.
“School Board Approves Revised Building Plan,” Enterprise, 2000.
“School Memories Revived at Picnic,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Festival Winners,” Enterprise, 1998.
“When Virginia history Comes Alive,” Enterprise, 1998.
“School Board Honors Students’ Achievements,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Multi-Million Local School Building Plan Approved,” Enterprise, 1998.
“School Building Schedule Revised,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Governor’s Grant: Money Will be Used to Put Officers in Schools,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Wythe County School Board Recognizes Retiring Employees,” Enterprise, 1999.
“School Board Picks Officers, Approves Employees,” Enterprise, 1999.
“State Suggests Closing Some County Schools,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Retiring School Personnel honored: New George Wythe Principle Selected,” Enterprise, 2000.
“School Board, County to Look Harder at Building Plan,” Enterprise, 1998.
“$40 million School Plan Moves Ahead,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Wythe County School Board Signs Off On Personnel Changes,” Enterprise, 2000.
“White to Lead Wythe County School Board Once Again,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Neal Named Principal at RRHS,” Enterprise, 2000.
“New Teachers and Personnel Approved for New School Year,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Number of County Students Decreases,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Wythe County School Board Approves Personnel Changes,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Local Students In Who’s Who,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Principle Accepts School Board Job: houseman to Begin His New Duties July 1,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Evening Scholars (Morning Star Outreach Tutoring),” Enterprise, 2001.
Wythe County Historical Society and Department of Museums, 2005 Calendar: A Look At Early Schools In Wythe County, Virginia.
“Students to Pay More For Meals: Count School Board Raises Lunch Prices,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Superintendent Reports On Local School Finances,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Parents, Children are at Home With Education: Home Schooling Numbers Increase in Wythe,” Enterprise.
“Summer Institute Helps Teachers Develop SOL-Compatible Lessons,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Education Showcases for Success,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wythe Teachers for 1955-56 Session Are Announced: Same Number As Last Year; Over 200 More pupils Expected to Be Enrolled,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1955.
“Author To Visit Wythe County,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Three In Schools’ Office Set to Retire,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Providing A Foundation for Student Education: Citizen School Board Leaders Recognized for their Roles,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Candidate- Kids Get More than A Diploma: Sage Says the Lessons of Today will Help Students in Real World of Tomorrow,” Enterprise, 2005.
Catron School Class List and Souvenir Card for Norfa Spraker, 1897-98.
“Field Appointed to Virginia Board,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Grant Goes to School Prep: Makes Sure Kids Are Ready for Kindergarten,” Enterprise, 2012.
Lynchburg Public Schools Certificate of Distinction Awarded to Ethel Lacy, 1905.
“Early Education in Wythe County.”
“Since 1965 Schools Have Grown & Been Desegregated,” Enterprise, 1990.
Program for the Annual Conference of the Wythe County Education Association, 1927.
“The Story of Early Education in Wythe County,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1959.
“Seventy Schools In Wythe County,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Women With A Mission: Pauline Zarfoss and Anna Hess Have Taught, Lived the Bible for 40 Years in Southwestern Virginia,” Roanoke Times & World News, 1984.
“Residents Say No To Closed Schools,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Pupils Wanted for 1865 Schools,” Enterprise, 1997.
“School Shortens 1930 Term Due To Finances,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Wythe School Board in 1921,” Enterprise.
Sidney Painter, Early Schools in Draper’s Valley.
Wythe County Division Superintendent Report, 1963.
“Graduation Program” Dale Carnegie Course
“Old Dominion University Deans’s List” Enterprise 10/00.
“ODU Holds Teletechnet Commencement December 18th” Enterprise-12/20/00.
“Pin curls are Making Their Annual Appearance” Enterprise-07/12/00.
“St. John’s Students Learn Classic Skill” Enterprise-Saturday, January 29, 2011.
“Wanda Alda and Nellie Warder Outside Mount Pleasnt School” photo(?)
“Petunia School, 1 room grades 1-7 plus kitchen” photo
“1885 School Finds a New Home”
“New Marker Honors teacher, students, community” Enterprise-6/27/2012.
Subject: EDUCATION: HIGHER Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Virginia Tech
“Virginia Tech Centennial” 3/19/1972.
“Bird Leads Tech Parade” Enterprise-10/06/10
Miscellaneous
“Annual Statement of Trinity Hall Female College”
“Plumer College Class of 1928 Holds Reunion” 6/8/78.
“Plumer College Class of ‘28 To Meet” Enterprise-Thursday, May 11, 1978.
“Former School For Females” 1/1/81.
Plumer College Photo
Villa Maria
“Visitalion(?) Academy” Enterprise-Saturday, August 16, 1997.
“This Arched Gateway”
“Memories of Villa Maria Still Stand Long After Dismantling” 4/19/83.
Subject: EDUCATION: Wytheville Comm College Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Scholarship Established at WCC,” Enterprise, 2009.
“(Wytheville Community) College Gets $350,00 Grant,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Campus Construction: (Wytheville) Community College Renovations Ongoing,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Snyder Auditorium at WCC Moving Closer to Reality,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Hwu, Fulton Given Distinguished Service Awards from College,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1990.
“Becoming A Public Figure: New WCC President Leads by Interaction,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Cregger Named WCC’s Vice President of Finance,” Enterprise.
“College President Accepts New Job: Barnes Takes Over the Helm in her Absence,” Enterprise.
“WCC Athletic Fields Dedication Set,” Enterprise, 2001.
“College Announces Awards Recipients,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC Concert Band to Perform May 3,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC Receives National Award,” Enterprise, 2000.
“WCC Educational Garden Workshops Scheduled,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC Continues to be College of Choice Among Local Students, Report Shows,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Alexander Inauguration Set for Friday, May 4,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wytheville Lions Club Contributes to Athletic Fields Project At WCC,” Enterprise.
“WCC Educational Foundation Raises More than $400,000,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Finalists Selected for WCC President: Interviews Scheduled to Begin Next Week,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Million Dollar Donor Named: Sanders Gives Gift to WCC Foundation,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Students Rejoin Work World,” Enterprise.
“Jackson Addresses Graduates At the WCC Commencement,” Enterprise.
“WCC Forensics Team Captures Title,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Pair Honored with Community College Staff Service Awards,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Murphy Named to Vice President’s Post at WCC,” Enterprise, 2003.
“Wytheville Community College Athletic Fields May Be Open Soon: Al Jenning’s Fields Would Be Used to Play Both Softball and Football,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Dixon and King Honored With Service Awards at WCC May 7,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Governor’s School Completed at WCC,” Enterprise, 2000.
“WCC Commencement Set for Friday, May 12,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Technology on Parade,” Enterprise, 2000.
“WCC Foundation Wraps Up Campaign,” Enterprise, 1992.
J. Wade Gilley, The First Ten Years, 1962-1972: A History of Wytheville Community College, 1972.
“Wythe County Students Receive WCC Honors,” Enterprise, 2001.
“American Citizen Living In Thailand Enrolls in a WCC Internet Course,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Gilmore Awards $50,000 Grant to WCC,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC Recognizes National TRIO Day Feb. 24,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC President to Retire in 2001,” Enterprise, 2000.
“WCC Commencement Set for Friday, May 11,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Athletic Fields Dedicated at WCC,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Upward Bound Receives $300,000,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Local Residents Graduate from Old Dominion University,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Chamber to Host Workshops,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC Honors Wythe County Students,” Enterprise, 2001.
“J. Robertson Addresses WCC Grads: Civil War Author Urges Area Students to Excel,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Mark Warner to Kick Off WCC’s 40th Anniversary Celebration,” Enterprise, 2003.
“WCC Launches Its Yearlong 40th Anniversary Celebration,” Enterprise, 2003.
“Wytheville Community College: Twenty Years… And Growing,” Enterprise, 1983.
“Student Notes,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC to Offer New Medical Program,” Enterprise, 2001.
“College Announces Awards Recipients,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Alexander Inauguration Set for Friday, May 4,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Nursing Program Acquires Computerized Human Patient Simulator,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCC Wonderland,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Head Man Dancer,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“A Brave Man,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
Rebekah Winsesett, “Local Citizens Helped Open the Community College,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise Reprint, 1990.
“WCC Educational Foundation Receives $314,000 Legacy Gift,” Enterprise, 2005.
“WCC Wythe County Grads,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Barnes Scholarship Established at WCC,” Enterprise, 2006.
“President Settling in at WCC: Enrollment, Campus Activities on Agenda,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Wytheville Community College Begs to Present Jack Nelson In Mark Twain,” Enterprise, 1977.
“WCC Foundation Kicks Off 25th Anniversary Celebration,” Enterprise, 2006.
“25 Years: WCC Silver Anniversary,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988.
William and Wilma Snyder, The Fourth Ten Years, 1993-2002: A History of Wytheville Community College, 2002.
“Potential College Presidents Picked: Four Make Cut, Ready for Interviews,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Armentrouts Establish WCC Scholarship,” Enterprise, 2009.
“WCC Will Open New Auditorium Late This Month,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“New (Nursing Assistant) Graduates,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“A Worthy Honor: Wythe-Bland Foundation Receives Award for Its Leadership in Philanthropy,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“WCC Dedicates New Auditorium on Main Campus,” Enterprise, 2011.
“Wittwers Donate Piano to WCC,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“WCC Foundation Board Meets, Elects New Officers,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Scholarship Honors Iron Lung Record Setter,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“VI, WCC Sign Articulation Agreement,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“College Breaks Ground On Auditorium,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2008.
“Provider Selected: Uva Havens Has Worked in Child Care Since 1998,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Birdseye View of A Growing Wytheville,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
“WCC Inducts Inaugural Class Into Hall of Honor,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“College Marks 50th Anniversary,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“Aiming for the American Dream” news clip.
“WCC Dental Program Helps Community” newspaper, Enterprise-11/14/98
Subject: EDUCATION: MIDDLE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Rural Retreat Public Schools Report Card belonging to Herbert L. Eiffert, 1902-1903.
“Middle Schools On the March: Principals Discuss Their Plans for New Educational Concept,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“A Scott Reunion (Scott Memorial),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Science Fair Winners,” Enterprise, 2012. Image with caption.
“Ivanhoe Sixth-Graders,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Wythe County Announces Spelling Bee Winners,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Scott Musicians,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“A Salute To Late Prof. Scott.” Newspaper article.
Subject: EDUCATION: PRIMARY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Austinville Elementary
“A New School for Austinville,” Zinc (April 1951).
“Business Partners Purchase School,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Wired,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“School Building Plan Causes Class Changes: Principal Talks About Transition,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Character Counts Week Celebrated,” Enterprise, 2000.
WW Albers, “Austinville Summer Recreation Program-1952,” Zinc (October 1952): 19.
“A Local Building: Future of Austinville School Questioned,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Supervisors Vote to Close Austinville School,” Enterprise, 2000.
Jackson Memorial Elementary School
“Back to the Old Grind (Jackson Elementary),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
Ceremony to Recognize the Donation of Land by the Jackson Family, December 12, 1999.
“History of Jackson Memorial School & Plans for the Future,” (December 12, 1999).
“Jackson Family Donates Land for New School,” Enterprise, 1999.
“M. Haswell Jackson,” The Lead Mine Echo (1949).
“Weather and the Work World (Jackson Elementary),” Enterprise, 2005.
Max Meadows Elementary
“Max Meadows School Pupils and Teachers of a Former year,” Enterprise.
“Class Project,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Read Across America,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Science Fair Winners,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Student Gardeners Learn While Having Good Time,” Enterprise, 2001.
“MMES Project Advances,” Enterprise.
“Max Meadows School Project Groundbreaking Set for Friday,” Enterprise, 2005.
“School Planning A Place to Play: Group Raising Money for Playground at Max Meadows Elementary,” Enterprise, 2005.
“School Nears Goal of Funding Playground: Max Meadows Elementary Hoping Fall Fest Will Pay for $55,000 Equipment,” Enterprise, 2005.
LaDonna K. Meade, “History of Max Meadows Elementary School,” (November 19, 2006).
“A $6,000 Trip? Who Pays the Fare?” Enterprise, 1999.
“Max Meadows Students Exhibit Knowledge of American Indians,” Enterprise, 1999.
Miscellaneous Elementary Schools
“Wytheville Graded School,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Last Community Schoolhouse to Close (Mt. Pleasant School),” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Galena School,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows Graded School,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Flag Given to Elementary School, Memory SS Stephens,” Enterprise.
“Recess In 1907 (Speedwell Graded School),” Enterprise, 1984.
“School Picture (The Glade School),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Dear Old Golden Rule Days- in 1930-31 (Mt. Pleasant School),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise. Image with caption.]
“Keesling School,” Enterprise, 1996. Image with caption.
“Tipson School,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Huddle School,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“Rock Dale School 1929/1935.” Images.
“Bethel School,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“The Above Picture Shows A Group of Students (Old Royal Oak School),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“A Reminder of Wythe School Days In Yesteryear (Zion School),” Enterprise, 1978.
“Students at Old Royal Oak School 70 Years Ago,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Stony Fork (School) Class in 1941,” Enterprise, 1978. Image with caption.
“Bald Hill (School) Students Pose in 1900s,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Cripple Creek (School) Students,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Corinth (School) Students,” Enterprise. Images with captions.
“Rich Hill School,” Enterprise, 1972. Image with caption.
“College Oral History Project Locates Edgewood School Photo,” Enterprise, 1973.
“Edgewood School,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“Patterson (Colored School) Students,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Old Ivanhoe School for Blacks Featured In Exhibit (Ivanhoe Negro School),” Enterprise, 1998.
“School Exercises in 1892 (Rural Retreat Grade School),” Enterprise, 1994.
“Oglesby School,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Siloam School,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Austinville (Colored School) 1941,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Patterson (Colored School),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Ivanhoe Elementary School Class Wins Set of Books For Uncle Ray Questions
“Huddle School,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Siloam Students,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“In A School Daze,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Slate Spring School,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Iva Manley: Memories of A One-Room School House,” FCN, 1994.
“Glimpses of Cedar Hill,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Class Hike,” Enterprise, 2002.
Oops! (Mount Pleasant School),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Kimberling (School) Kids,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Slate Spring School,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Restoring the Past (Lindamood School),” Enterprise, 1989.
“Fairview Fete: Students of Former Country School Gather for Reunion,” Enterprise.
“It was Not Red- But It Was the Little School House (Sand Hill School),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Slate Spring School- Another View,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Old (Fairview) School,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Country School Reunion (Spruce Bluff, Sunnyside, and Rockdale Schools),” Enterprise, 2005.
Asbury Graded School Report Card for JH Umberger, 1880.
Charles Phillippi, “Northern Influence Set Virginia School Standards (Lindamood School),” Enterprise, 1992.
“Students at the Lambert School…,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Lebanon Education Nostalgia: From Beginning to End,” Enterprise, 1985.
“History Inside A holiday Card (Glade School),” Enterprise, 1999.
“(Siloam) School Days,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Sand Hill,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“(Graham’s Forge) School Photo,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Fairview School Reunion Held,” Enterprise, 2004.
“70 Years Ago It was Commencement Day at the Gap of the Cove School,” Enterprise.
“Lick Mountain School,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Max Meadows School Pupils & Teachers in Early Nineteen Hundreds,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Edgewood School,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“Casselton,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“(Bethany) Community School,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“The Art of the Matter” Enterprise-3/17/2001.
Patterson Elementary
“Patterson Elementary School,” Enterprise, 1985. Image with caption.
“This Photograph Was Also Taken in 1938 (Patterson Elementary School),” Enterprise, 1985.
“This Is A Picture of Students At Patterson School,” Enterprise, 1985. Images with caption.
“This Picture of the Patterson School,” Enterprise, 1985.
“A Hundred Years of Patterson Pride,” Enterprise, 1985.
Rockdale School
“Rockdale School…” Image with caption.
Beulah Bing, “Rock Dale School,” The Wytheogram: Newsletter of the Wytheville Training School Cultural Center 2, no. 4 (November 2001). Two attached photographs of school groups with handwritten names of those students pictured.
“Rockdale School Student Body,” Enterprise, 1980.
Rockdale School Teacher Contract for John Umberger, 1882.
“Rockdale School Student Body,” Enterprise, 1980.
Rural Retreat Elementary
Dedication Ceremony pamphlet, November 3, 2002.
Patricia BeCraft, “History of Rural Retreat Schools,” 2002.
“Community Service,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Mailing Cards,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Elementary School Students Spend Year Helping Out,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“National History Day Celebrated by Rural Retreat Students,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Students Operate Post Office (RRES),” Enterprise, 1999.
Sheffey Elementary
“Dedication of Sheffey School 18 Years Ago Realization of Dream- Marred by Tragedy,” Enterprise.
“Miss Sheffey Winners,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Community Appreciation,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Student Performance,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Receiving Presidential Physical Fitness Awards…” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Legislative Learning,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Class Trip,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Sheffey’s Got Talent: 1st Annual Talent Show,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
Speedwell Elementary
“Speedwell Elementary Celebrates New Walking Track,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
Spiller Elementary
“Patriotism Is Alive at Spiller,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Kids In the Creek,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Balloon Launch,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
Wytheville Elementary PTA Program, April 24, 1956.
“Back from Break,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Spiller Showcase,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Read Across America,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Gifts to the Needy,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Spiller Rededication Ceremony Set,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Tazewell St. Crossing Reviewed Again,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Third Grade Winner,” Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“Art and Soul in County Schools: Leaders Praise Creative Pilot Program,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Living History: Visitors Present Past to Students,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
Spruce Bluff School
“Spruce Bluff School Days,” Enterprise, 1981. Image with caption.
“School Days of Long Ago (Spruce Bluff School),” Enterprise, 1984.
“Education- Old Style (Spruce Bluff),” Enterprise, 1980.
“Spruce Bluff School Reunion,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“School Reunion (Spruce Bluff School),” Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Spruce Bluff School Reunion,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Reunion Coming Up At Spruce Bluff School,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
Wytheville Elementary School
“Mrs. Hutton’s 5th Grade (Wytheville Elementary),” 1953. Image with handwritten caption and list of identified students.
“Make Believe (Wytheville Elementary),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Kindergarten Presents Playlet (Wytheville Elementary),” Enterprise, 1945.
“Wytheville Fifth Graders In 1945,” Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
Subject: EDUCATION: SECONDARY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Fort Chiswell High
“Pumpkin Butter: FCHS Students Learn How to Make an Old-Time Treat,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Reunion Dinner (FCHS),” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“National FFA Week Celebrated (FCHS),” Enterprise, 2008. Image with caption.
“Former Fort Chiswell Football Coach is Honored,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Language Lessons: FCHS Students Teach French to Fourth-Graders,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Fort (Chiswell) Initiative promotes Academic Success,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Math Bash (FCHS),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“FCHS MACC Winners; FCHS Forensics Team,” Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“FCHS DECA Winners; FCHS FBLA Winners,” Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“Parlez Vous Francais? (FCHS),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Awards Program Held at FCHS,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Local Students Attend State Leadership Conference,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Race Fans (FCHS),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Blind Sided (FCHS,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010. Image with caption.
“Beloved Teacher Remembered at Fort Chiswell High School,” Wytheville Enterprise.
Fort Chiswell High School Commencement Pamphlet, 1962.
“Fort Chiswell High School Recognized for 50 Years of Accreditation,” Enterprise, 2012.
“Conquerors: Fort Chiswell Wins Region,” Enterprise, 2012. Image with caption.
“Celebration of Pride (FCHS),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption
“Fort Chiswell FFA Members Do Well At Horse Competition,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“FCHS Girls Rebuild After Graduation,” Enterprise, 2011.
“FCHS Class of 1963,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“FCHS Class of 1980 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“FCHS Class of 1964,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“FCHS Class of 1991,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“FCHS Class of 1964,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“FCHS Class of 1980 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Ex-Classmates Get Chance to Catch Up (FCHS Class of 1975),” Enterprise, 2005.
George Wythe High
“County Students Tour NYC for Competition (GWHS),” Enterprise, 2011.
“Some of the Class of ’53- George Wythe High School.” Handwritten caption with photocopied image.
“Miss and Jr Miss GWHS,” Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“GWHS Class of 1975,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Students Attend Model General Assembly,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Crowgey and Smiley are nominated for Program,” Enterprise, 2000.
“George Wythe Golf Team Wins District Tourney,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Judging Team from GWHS Attend Contest,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Band Wins Awards (GWHS),” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Students Attend State FBLA Conference (GWHS),” Enterprise, 2001.
“GWHS Top Ten,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Welcome-The Class of 1952-The First Graduating Class of GWHS,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“GWHS Band Wins in Orlando,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“GWHS Art Trip,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“11-Game Winners (GWHS),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Champions: The George Wythe High School Lady Maroons made History by Winning the AA Region IV State Championship on Saturday, November 18, 1989,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1989.
“GWHS Class of ’56 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 2006.
“George Wythe Actors Bring Home Awards,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Johnson Retires as Coach, Teacher at GWHS,” Enterprise, 2009.
“Honors Choir (GWHS),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Catherine Barbrow signs to play softball at Milligan College…” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“All District Choir (GWHS),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012. Image with caption.
“Homecoming Events Held At George Wythe High School,” Enterprise, 2012.
“George Wythe Students Attend National Event,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“GWHS Class of ’62 Holds Reunion in Wytheville,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“GWHS Classes of 1958/59,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“GWHS Classes of 1958/59,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“GWHS Class of 1979,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“GWHS Graduates Hold 50th Reunion (Class of 1955),” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“George Wythe High School Class of 1975,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“GWHS Class of 1952 Holds 50th Reunion,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“GWHS Class of 1967 Reunites for Reunion,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“GWHS Class of 1956 Holds 45th Reunion,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“GWHS Class of ’89,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“(George Wythe High School) Class of 1960 Celebrates Reunion,” Enterprise.
“Together again class reunion of 75’” news clip, Enterprise-10/18/05
Ivanhoe High
“Fifty Years Ago With Ivanhoe High School Class of 1924,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Ivanhoe High Class of ’24,” Enterprise, 1978. Image with caption.
“Classmates (Ivanhoe High),” Enterprise, 1990. Image with caption.
“Ivanhoe High School in 1957,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
Jackson Memorial High
“The Class of 1959 (JMHS),” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“JMHS Class of 1943,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“JHS Class of 1948,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Jackson Memorial Class of 1960,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Reunion to Mark 50 Years at Jackson,” Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“JMHS Class of ’42 Holds 60th Reunion,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Jackson Memorial Class of 1951,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
Kings Grove High
“Class of ’26 at Kings Grove,” Enterprise, 1976.
“King’s Grove Was Elementary & High School in the Nineteen Hundreds”
Max Meadows High
“MMHS Class of 1948,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows High School,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows High School-1910,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows High School class of 1940,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“MMHS 1947,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“Reunion: Five Out of Seven Make It To 50th (MMHS),” Roanoke Times, 1981.
“MMHS Class of 1950,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
Miscellaneous High
Community Newspapers of Southwest Virginia, Class of 2005 Special Edition.
“2005: These Are the Moments,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
Black Lick Union High School Public Examination Closing Exercises, 1879.
“Memorable Moments: Class of 2000, Bland and Wythe County Graduates,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Graduation: Class of 2001,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Class of ’98: Bland & Wythe Class of 1998,” Enterprise, 1998.
“On the Road to Success: Class of 1999,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Salute to Wythe County Varsity Teams,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Class of 2007: A Special Celebration for Bland and Wythe County Graduates,” Enterprise, 2007.
“Celebrating the Class of 2006,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Plumer College One of the Best Known-Founded in 1882, Successfully Operational”
“Famed Catholic Convent, Villa Maria Academy, To Pass From Local Scene”
“Students win State Award” Enterprise-Wednesday, April 12, 200.
“Board Picks new Superintendent” Enterprise-Wednesday, June 3, 2009.
Rural Retreat High
“McGrady Magic in ‘Wizard War’: RR Senior Publishes Book She Has Worked on Since Middle School,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“New Field House Planned at Rural Retreat School,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Students Gathering Data for Downtown (RRHS),” Enterprise, 2000.
“RR’s Hadaway Heading to Winthrop,” Enterprise.
“Spradlin Signs with SVU,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Idea Leads to Honors: Bill Joe Chandler Earns Highest Boy Scout Award,” Enterprise, 2011.
“This photograph of the graduates of RRHS, class of 1926…” Enterprise, 2001.
“Meet the Governor: County High School Student to Lead YMCA Assembly,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Miss RRHS Winners,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Indians Reunite,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“50th Reunion (RRHS class of 1957),” Enterprise, 2007. Image with caption.
“A Passion for Poetry: RRHS Teacher to Attend DePaul University Seminar,” Enterprise, 2005.
“RRHS and Home EC Cottage,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Burton and Musser Sign to Play Baseball at Bluefield (RRHS),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Rural Retreat Captured In Students’ Calendar Art,” Enterprise, 2000.
“(RRHS) Class of 1926 Identified,” Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Hairspray a Hit With Students (RRHS),” Enterprise, 2012.
“Rural Retreat Agricultural Students-1930,” Enterprise, 1995.
“RR Ag Class 46 Years Ago,” Enterprise, 1984.
“RRHS Class of 1914,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1978,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1947,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“RR Students,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Present Day Rural Retreat High School,” Enterprise.
“RRHS Indians You Can Do It: Region C Champs Headed for the State Semi Finals,” Enterprise, 2004.
“RRHS Homecoming Court,” Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“RRHS Homecoming Court,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat High Once Boasted Home Ec. Cottage,” Enterprise, 1970. Image with caption.
“Class Reunion (RRHS 1946),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat high School Class of 1945…” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012. Image with caption.
“RRHS (Class of 1961) 50th Class Reunion,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1969 Holds 45th Reunion,” Enterprise, 2014. Image with caption.
“All Star Game (RRHS),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014. Image with caption.
“50th Class Reunion (RRHS 1962),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012. Image with caption.
“Hudson Remembers Rural Retreat School,” Enterprise.
“Old Rural Retreat School,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Me and My Brother Bob: Remembering the Pigskin Days,” Enterprise, 2011.
“RRHS Class of 1965: 45th Class Reunion,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1953,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1954,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“RR Grads Hold 70th Reunion (Class of 1935),” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of ‘45; RRHS Class of ‘45 Reunion,” Enterprise, 2005. Images with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1954,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“Class of 1960,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1984,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1986,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1945,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of ’45,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1983,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of ’31,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“(RRHS) Class of 1953,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1931,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1929,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1948,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Above are the members of Rural Retreat High School Class of 1935,” Enterprise, 1985. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Class of 1960,” Enterprise, 1985. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Class of ’69 Meets,” Enterprise, 1984. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Class of ’32 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 1982. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of ’40 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Class of 1939,” Enterprise, 1979. Image with caption.
“Over Half of RRHS Class of ’59 Attend Reunion,” Enterprise, 1979. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1939,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1989,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat Class of ’29 Holds Tearful 70th and Last Reunion,” Enterprise, 1999.
“RRHS Class of 1959,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“RRHS 1925,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“This photograph of the graduates of Rural Retreat High School, class of 1926,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“(RRHS) Class of ’51 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1946,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of 1966,” Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class Holds 55th Reunion (Class of 1947),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“RRHS Class of 1957 Meets for Dinner and Social,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“RRHS (Class of 1939) Reunion,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“1939 Class of RRHS,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“RRHS Class of ’55,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“Rural Retreat High School” 7/27/1994.
Scott Memorial High
“Scott Memorial High School: Reflections of A Proud School for A Proud People,” Enterprise, 1983.
“Card of Thanks,” Enterprise, 1950.
Blank Scott Memorial High School Diploma/Certificate of Achievement.
“Scott Memorial High School,” Roanoke Times, 1953. Image with caption.
Speedwell High
“Speedwell Class of 1942,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Speedwell HS Class of 1949 Holds Its 50th Reunion,” Enterprise, 1999.
“SHS Class of 1949,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“SHS Class of ’42,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“SHS (Speedwell High School) Class of 1945,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“SHS Class of 1949,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
Wytheville High
“Sports Flashback,” Enterprise, 1983. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of ’39-Were You There?” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“New WHS Graduates- For Forty Years Ago,” Enterprise.
Wytheville High School Commencement Pamphlet, 1941.
Wytheville High School Commencement Pamphlet, 1938.
“WHS Team of ’47,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
Wytheville High School Commencement Pamphlet, 1940
“Wytheville high School Alma Mater,” The Echo.
“Friends (Wythe High?),” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of 1935,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“The Dying Gasps of A Famed Landmark (WHS),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1972.
“And the Wall Come Tumblin’ Down(WHS),” Enterprise, 1971.
Poem by Homer Umberger, “Old Wytheville High School,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1972.
“Wytheville High School,” Enterprise, 1985. Image.
“Wytheville High School,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
The Wither-Wane, November 25, 1935.
The Wither-Wane, March 27, 1936.
The Wither-Wane, February 11, 1936.
The Wither-Wane, January 28, 1936.
The Wither-Wane, January 14, 1936.
The Wither-Wane, December 17, 1935.
Reunion Committee, Wytheville High School’s Great Class of 1949.
Class of ’43: Wytheville High School 55th Reunion.
“WHS Class of 1944 Gathers for a Reunion,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Class of ’43,” Enterprise, 1988. Image with caption.
“Class Reunion (WHS 1938),” Enterprise, 1988. Image with caption.
“WHS 60th Class Reunion: Class of 1938,”Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of 1943,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Wytheville High School Class of 1944 Meets at Ramada Inn,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“GWHS Class of ’56 to Hold Parade,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of 1935,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of 1944,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“WHS Class Celebrates Its 60 Year Reunion (Class of 1944),” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of 1949,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of ’38 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 1982.
“WHS Class of ’41 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
“WHS Class of ’39- Were You There?” Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
“Graduates and Guests Attending the (Class of 1944) Reunion of the Wytheville High School…” Enterprise, 1979. Image with caption.
“Graduates of the WHS Class of 1944 Were…” Enterprise, 1979. Image with caption.
“(Wytheville High School) Class of ’46 Holds Reunion,” Enterprise, 1981.
“This Famed ’26 WHS Class to Hold Reunion Here Sat,” Enterprise, 1976.
Memories: The 55th Year Reunion of the Class of ’43, Wytheville High School.
Our Forty-Fifth Anniversary Reunion: Wytheville High School Class of 1949 (1994). Poster with history of Wytheville High School.
“The Members of the 1959 Wythe High Senior Class…” Enterprise, 1979. Image with caption.
Happy 35th: Class of 1946 Wytheville High School, June 20, 1981. Packet with photos.
“WHS Team of ’47”, WHS football team of 1947
Picture of Wytheville High School
“Class of ‘43”, Enterprise-Monday, November 7, 1988.
“WHS 60th Class Reunion” Enterprise- November 7, 1998.
“WHS Class of 1938”
“WHS 1926”
“This Famed ’26 WHS Class To Hold Reunion Here Saturday”
Pamphlet-“Class of 1946 Wytheville High School” June 20, 1981. With pictures and a letter.
“WHS Class of ’39-Were You There?
“Friends” Enterprise-July 19, 2005.
“WHS Class of 1935”Enterprise-Thursday, September 1, 2005.
“New WHS Graduates---For Forty Years Ago”
“And the Walls Come Tumblin’ Down” Enterprise-Thursday, November 25, 1971.
“WHS Class of 1935”
“Wytheville High School” Enterprise-Saturday, July 31, 1999.
Booklet- “Class of ’43 Wytheville High School 55th Reunion”
Booklet-“Wytheville High School Great Class of 1949”
“Wytheville High School” Enterprise-Wednesday, August 3, 1994.
Wythe County Technology Center
“Students Attend HOSA Leadership Conference,” Enterprise, 2001.
“HOSA Senior Members (WCTC),” Enterprise, 2001.
“Junior HOSA members (WCTC),” Enterprise, 2000.
“’Unintentional’ Educator Honored,” Enterprise, 2005.
“WHS,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Braiding Enriching Lessons” Enterprise- 6/30/12.
Subject: EDUCATION: WYTHEVILLE TRAINING SCHOOL Accession Number: 2003.01.0010
Location Number: drawer:folder
John M. Johnson, “Wytheville Training School: A Short History,” (July 2000).
“Wytheville Training School: A Glimpse of the Past,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1984.
Collection of photocopied images of Wytheville Training School, ca. late 1800s to 1900s.
Copy of The Wythogram, newspaper of the Wytheville Training School, March 1939.
“Slavery, Hard Times, and Education: A Black history month Series,” Enterprise, 1996.
“School Photo (WTS),” Enterprise, 1996.
“Uncovering the History of Black Education,” Enterprise, 2000.
Subject: EMERGENCY SERVICES: FIRE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“In A Snow Daze (RRFD Oil Spill),” Enterprise, 2000.
“Fire Destroys Graham’s Forge Landmark,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Fire Destroys Mule Hell Residence,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Ivanhoe Business Burns (Blair’s Garage): Auto Mechanic Injured While Trying to Save Building,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Ivanhoe FD Gets Water Truck From Water Authority,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Business Owner Landscapes Around Rural Retreat Fire Station Grounds,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Big Fire of 1924,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“County Showplace Destroyed By Flames Yesterday,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Fifty-Four Years Ago: Wytheville’s Great Fire March 8, 1924,” poem in the Enterprise, 1978.
“House Destroyed in Blaze,” Enterprise, 2012.
“Lumber Yard Fire of 1947,” Enterprise, 1981.
“The Great Town Fire,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Spectators At Fire,” Wythe County Historical Review (July 1981): 1-7.
“Memories Consumed: Historic Crockett House Leveled by Tuesday Fire,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Fire Department of Yesteryear: ‘Old Betsey’ Has Played A Big Role In Local Fires,” Enterprise, 1928.
“New County Fire Stations Ready for Duty (Barren Springs),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Community Spirit (Barren Springs VFD),” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows Firemen Try Out Newest Truck,” Enterprise, 2001.
“(Ivanhoe) FD Donations,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Board Forgives Water Bill,” Enterprise, 2001.
“County Home Damaged In Blaze: Clothes Dryer Listed As Probable Cause,” Enterprise, 2001.
“The Finishing Touch (Barren Springs VFD),” Enterprise, 2001.
“County Responds to Letters About Bill Charged to Fire Department,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Historic Crockett Home Burns: Thanksgiving Day Fire Blamed for Electrical Problem,” Enterprise.
“Geared up For Service: MM Fire Department Receives New Equipment,” Enterprise, 2003.
“House Fire,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Fires Destroy County Homes: Several Crews Called Out,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Brush Fires Scorch Area Property,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Board Approves Fire Station Bids,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Fire Death Investigation Continues,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Forest Fires Smoke Up the Area,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Fire Victims Thankful for Support,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Pair Charged in Apartment Fire,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Speedwell VFD Gets Help to Buy Truck,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Rural Retreat Fire Department Celebrates 75th Anniversary,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Ready With the Water,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Arson Suspected in Apartment Fire,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Reader Salutes Fire Crews, Urges Use of Smoke Detectors,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Red and Ready,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Fires Damage County Homes,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Patterson Residence Destroyed In Blaze,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Put Out to pasture,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Where There’s Smoke There’s Rural Retreat’s Dale Mercer: Longtime Volunteer Replaced as Department Chief,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Deceased Firemen honored At Ceremony,” Enterprise.
“House Torched: Two Firefighters, One Resident Taken to Hospital in W. Union Street Blaze,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Fire Fighting Provides A Golden Opportunity,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Fire Fighting Way Back When,” Enterprise, 1978.
“Antique Equipment Part of Fun Fest,” Enterprise, 1997.
Image of Ramsey Company (Seneca Falls, New York) Fire Hose and Ladder Cart, 1985.
“Cedar Springs Home Destroyed in Blaze,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Fire Fighter of 1999.” Enterprise, 2000.
“Speedwell Fire Station Sparks More Debate,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Electrical Fire,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Elk Creek Man Dies After Gas Pump Blaze,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Barren Springs Residents Donate Fire Station Land,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Town Firefighters Respond to Trailer Park Blaze Thursday,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Firefighters Beat Back Wytheville Church Blaze (Seventh Day Adventist),” Enterprise, 1999.
“Emergency Crews Take Closer Look At Gas Fire: Officials Talk About What Went Wrong and Right During the Blaze,” Enterprise, 1999.
“SCC Continues Natural Gas Pipeline Fire Investigation,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Natural Gas Fire Rocks Wytheville: Investigators Begin Searching for Cause,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“Barren Springs Fire Chief Steps Down After 24 Years,” Enterprise, 1999.
Wytheville Fire Department envelope and stamps.
“Fire On the Mountain,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Local Strike Team Gets Ready to Battle Fires,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Firefighters Battle National Forest Blaze: Cause of Fire Remains Under Investigation,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Firemen Contain Blaze,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Screaming Sunlight,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Firefighters Help Out in Florida, Texas,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Hook and Ladder Wagon,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“A Total Loss,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“A Look At the Long History Behind the Wytheville Fire Department,” Enterprise, 1995.
“One of the First of WFD Equipment Purchased Over 140 Years Ago-In Good Condition,” Enterprise, 1978.
“First On Scene at Devastating Fire,” Enterprise.
“A Further Look At Wytheville First Dept. Equipment- History of Each Told,” Enterprise, 1978.
“The Oldest and Newest In Firefighting Equipment,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1978.
“Fire School held at Max Meadows,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Wytheville Fire Department Motorized in 1920,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Fire Department to Get $150 from Umberger,” Wythe County News, 1951.
“Frying up Fish in Barren Springs,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Safety Spray,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“In Case of Emergency: Fire Department Auxiliary Helps Those Who help Others,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“1964 Wytheville Firemen Pose in Full Dress,” Enterprise.
“Firefighting Equipment Used In Wytheville 47 Yrs. Ago- A Valued Antique,’ Enterprise, 1966.
“Max Meadows Fire Department Equipment Fascinates Children,” Enterprise.
“Three Businesses burned Out By Fire,” Enterprise, 1971.
“Rural Retreat Fire Dept. Organized in 1925, Continues Efficient Service- One of th e Best,” Enterprise.
“Mason Present Awards,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“A Salute to Those Who Provide Emergency Care,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1987,
“Fire Prevention Week,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1986.
“Riding for a Reason” Enterprise-11/21/01.
Subject: EMERGENCY SERVICES: POLICE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Wytheville’s Finest (1973),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Mayor Swears In New Officers,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002. Image with caption.
“Ex-Sheriff Becomes Federal Marshal,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Prisoners and Paperwork: A Day In A Deputy’s Life,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“When the Deputies Disappear,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Police Officers and Public Remember Fallen Deputy: Shelter, Monument Dedicated to Cliff Dicker’s Memory,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Police Respond to Local Anthrax Scares,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Two Local Suspects Apprehended in Police Chase,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Flipped,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Five Die In Interstate 77 Crash: WV Driver May Have Fallen Asleep,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Police: Ohio Driver Caused Crash,” Enterprise, 2001.
“New Clue Appears in Wreck of I-77: Police Have Shifted the Blame from One Driver to Another in the Crash that Killed Five People July 18,” Roanoke Times, 2001.
“Smyth County Residents Injured in Collision with Dump Truck,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Fugitive Nabbed After Foot Chase,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wythe Residents Become Troopers,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Sheriff’s Department 1960s,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Longtime Law Enforcement Officer Steps Into County’s Top Spot,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Town’s Radio System Example to Neighbors,” Enterprise.
“Sheriff In Pursuit of ‘Me’ Time: Longtime Lawman to Retire in July,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Sheriff Ends 30 Year Career: Osborne Says He Has No Specific Plans for Retirement,” Enterprise, 2005.
Nancy Homan, “Facts on the Wythe County Jail and Sheriff’s Department.”
“Cancer Deaths Cause Concern: Tests Show Town Police Building Not to Blame,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Gone But Not Forgotten: Family, Friends Cope with Loss of Wytheville Police Officers,” Enterprise, 2005.
“This is Devastating: Cancer Battles Change the Lives of Those Who Survive,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Retaining A Resource: Despite Funding Questions, Officers Will Remain in Schools,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Two County Men Become Troopers,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Slater Tells of Years with Wytheville Police,” Enterprise, 1990.
“Captors are Overwhelmed by Kindness,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Hostages Recall Ordeal, Pray for Their Captors,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Tennessee Fugitives Arraigned In Wythe,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Sheriff’s Office Is Recognized for its Traffic Enforcement,” Enterprise, 1999.
“New Regional Jail Completed: County’s Inmates will Be Transferred Soon,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“New Area State Police Office Proposed,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Osborne Says He’ll Run for Sheriff,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Checking the County’s 1998 Crime Report Card,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Regional Jail Work Progresses,” Enterprise.
“School Visitor,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Sheriff’s Department Tops In Traffic Control,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Osborne Settles Into New Job As Sheriff,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Deputies Trained to Help the Injured,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Law Enforcement Is A Family Affair,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Sheriff names Chief Deputy, Division Heads,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Taking the Oath,” Enterprise, 1998.
“State Police Honor Sheriff’s Office Sergeant,” Enterprise, 2002.
“Trooper Tenure: Thomas Marks 30 Years with the State Police,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Trooper Recognized for Community Service,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Ivanhoe Resident Among the 80 State Police Graduates,” Enterprise, 2013.
“Officer of the Year Recognized,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Deputies Continue Shooting Probe: No Charges Filed Yet,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Pedestrian Dies in I-81 Accident,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Shooting Suspect Charged in I-81 Chase: Nophlin Faces Additional Charges in Bristol,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Two Die in Crashes,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Special Police Officer Faces Assault Charges,” Enterprise.
“Sheriff’s Office Recognized,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Vandals Strike Wytheville Buildings,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Marijuana Plants Seized in Sweep: Officers Use Helicopters in Annual Eradication,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Sheriff’s Office Began with Love,” Enterprise.
“County Takes Part In Medicine Chest Challenge,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Osborne Named New County Sheriff: Veteran Deputy Sworn in Friday Afternoon,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Judges Considering Sheriff’s Replacement: Two Men Listed As Possible Candidates,” Enterprise, 1998.
“County Sheriff Stepping Down: Pike Accepts Job with Virginia Parole Board,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Officers Awarded for Putting a Dent in Auto Theft,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Council Members Vote to Buy Old County Jail,” Enterprise, 2003.
“Late Officer Remembered,” Enterprise, 2003.
“WPD Adds Three Officers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Taking the Oath,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Single Car Crash,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Retirement, Promotions Announced by WPD: Ayers Named New Colonel at Ceremony,” Enterprise, 2001
“Sheriff’s Office Captures Awards: Department Lauded for Efforts to Improve highway Safety,” Enterprise, 2001.
“There is Assistance for Crime Victims,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Osborne Named to Drug Task Force: Group Will Look At Abuse of Oxycontin,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Virginia State Police To Recognize Volunteers,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Suspects Rounded Up In Countywide Drug Sweep,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Local Law Officers Win HEAT Auto-Theft Reduction Awards,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Police Look At Alleged Water Dept. Imposter,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wythe County Manhunt Subject Apprehended in West Virginia,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Crash Involving Stolen Pickup Injures One,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Traffic Stop Leads to Gun Charges,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Arson Charges Certified Against 2,” Roanoke Times, 2001.
“Auxiliary Offices for VSP Being Built,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Sleep Check,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Thousands Mourn Deputy: A Smile and A Gentle Face,” Enterprise, 1994.
“State to Seek Death penalty for Juvenile,” Enterprise.
“Slain Deputy Remembered,” Enterprise, 1994.
“Campbell Battles for Police Site Here,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Emergency Service: A Salute to those Who Serve & Protect,” Enterprise, 1999.
“In the Line of Duty: Sheriff’s Deputy Is Honored for Actions,” Enterprise, 2003.
“VSP Bomb Specialists Respond to Suspicious Device At Post Office,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Last Man to Be hanged In State of Virginia,” Common Law Order Book of Wythe County Court, January 12/26, 1904.
“County’s E-911 System Still Moving Forward,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Investigator’s Perseverance’s Pays Off In Case,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Armed Robbery Suspects Charged,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Flagman Dies In Accident,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Domestic Violence on Increase,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Bank Fraud Investigation Leads to Charges, Chase,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Grand Jury Hands Down Indictments,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Three Charged In Robbery Scheme,” Enterprise.
“Police Closer to Identifying Bodies,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Area Man Charged In Child Porn Case: Allegations Range from Sodomy to Bribery,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Fugitive Sentenced to 30 Years In Prison,” Enterprise, 2001.
“New Law Targets Gasoline Thieves,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Evans: Shooter Won’t Be Charged,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Bottle Hunters Find Bodies: Police Begin Effort to ID Apparent Homicide Victims,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Abduction Suspect Captured,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Four Injured In Grahams Forge Crash,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Charges In Chase Move Forward: Shooting Suspect Is Facing Additional Charges in Bristol,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Teens Convicted in Sex Abuse Case,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Sheriff’s Deputies Investigate ‘Fowl’ Odor,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Shooting Suspects Charged,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Tennessee Fugitives Plead Guilty,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Wytheville Man Faces Abduction Charges In Friday Incident,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Area Farmer Fined for Killing Birds,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Armed robbery Suspect Charged,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Captured Fugitives Face String of Charges: Tennessee Pair Arrested After Standoff,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Trooper Helps Take A Bite Out of Crime: Brooks Trains the Region’s K-9 Officers,” Enterprise, 2000.
Subject: EMERGENCY SERVICES: RESCUE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Squad of the Year: Wythe Volunteers Capture State Award,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Service: A Salute To All Those Involved In Emergency Services,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
County Life Saving Crew Has Become of Age- Now ‘The Wythe Rescue Squad,’” Enterprise, 1970.
“Squad Earns Top honors,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Helicopter helping Hand: New Chopper to Quicken Response Times,” Enterprise, 2005.
“The Lead Mines Rescue Squad Celebrated 25 years,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Health Fair,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Husband and Wife Team are Awarded for Service,” Enterprise, 2001.
“A Lion’s Check,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wythe county Rescue Squad News,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WC Rescue Squad Installs Officers for the Year 2001,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Lead Mines Rescue Squad Officers/Executive Committee,” Enterprise, 2001. Images with caption.
“Church Recognized,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Lead Mines Rescue Squad Ready for Any Emergency,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Wreck In Crouse Hollow,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Father, Son Rescued from River,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Recertified Rescue Workers,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Wythe County Rescue Squad Attends International Conference,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Volunteer Shortage Affects Squads,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Rescue Is My Life and My Hobby,” Enterprise, 1999.
“New Officers Elected,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Teens Devote Time to Saving Lives,” Enterprise.
“Officers/Continuous Supporters (Lead Mines RS),” Enterprise, 1999. Images with caption.
“Rescue Squad Wins Awards at Convention Competition,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Guided Tour,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Ready for Takeoff,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Training Tells,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“50 Years of Safeguarding Lives,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Rescue Squad Station,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Upside Down Enthusiasm,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Mock Practicum,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Lifemembers,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Beans and Cornbread,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Wythe Quad Members in 1962,” Enterprise, 1983. Image with caption.
“Open House-New Rescue Squad Building Sunday: Come at the Hour Most Convenient to You,” Enterprise, 1962.
“Squad Gets New Leader: Hancock Looking to Improve Communication with Community,” Enterprise, 2012.
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Subject: FERRIES Accession Number: RC98.0780
Location Number: drawer:folder
“(Jackson) Ferry Boat,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Jackson Ferry,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“A Taste of Years Gone By (Thorne’s Ferry),” Enterprise, 1993. Image with caption.
“Crossing the River (Jackson Ferry),” Enterprise, 1993. Image with caption.
American Society of Mechanical Engineer’s, “Jackson Ferry Shot Tower: National historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark,” (May 1981).
“Popular Thoroughfare (Jackson Ferry),” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Days of the Ferry (Jackson Ferry),” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“There’s A Real Significance To This Marker Today- Shot Tower Park Is Assured,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1964.
“Standing Just A Few Yards North of the Point… (Jackson Ferry),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
Unattributed photo of Jackson Ferry.
“69 Years Ago This Week (Jackson Ferry),” Enterprise, 1998.
Unattributed Jackson Ferry images.
Subject: FINCASTLE RESOLUTIONS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Plaque to Honor Fincastle Resolutions Signers,” Enterprise.
“Fincastle Resolutions,” Enterprise.
“Observance of Signing Extended,” Enterprise.
“Fincastle Resolutions Signed 200 Years Ago This Date,” Enterprise.
“Story Behind Fincastle Resolutions Medallion Told,” Enterprise, 1976.
“15 Re-enact Signing of Historic Document,” Enterprise.
“Story of Fincastle Resolutions Tableaux Production Told By Committee Chairman,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Scenes from Fincastle Resolutions Ceremony,” Enterprise, 1975. Images with captions.
“Fincastle Resolutions Signed,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Signing of the Fincastle Resolutions Took Place 220 Years Ago in January,” Enterprise, 1995.
“Fincastle Resolutions Program Planned for Next Year,” Enterprise, 1974.
Hambleton Tapp, letter to Ulmont Taylor, March 20, 1974.
George Green Shackelford, letter to Forrest McDonald, April 3, 1974.
Richard Curry, letter to George Kegley, March 29, 1974.
ED Johnson, letter to George Kegley, April 2, 1974.
WW Abbot, letter to George Kegley, February 28, 1974.
George Kegley, letter UR Taylor, April 29, 1974.
“Observance of Fincastle Resolutions Signing Discussed,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Fincastle Resolutions,” Enterprise, 1974.
“The Fincastle Resolutions,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1974.
Minutes of the Wythe County Bicentennial Commission, October 18, 1974.
Lead Mines Ruritan Club pamphlet on the Fincastle Resolutions, reprint from Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1967.
Program for the 200th Anniversary of the Signing of the Fincastle Resolutions Ceremony, 1975. Two copies.
“Bicentennial Events Underway in Wythe,” Enterprise, 1975.
“$10 Medal,” Roanoke Times, 1975. Image with caption.
“Stage Set for Reenactment of Fincastle Resolutions Signing,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Fincastle Resolutions Were Adopted by the Committee On Saftey-20th of January, 1775,” Enterprise.
“Fincastle Resolutions First Declaration of Independence: Old Wythe-The Birthplace of American Freedom,” Enterprise, 1970.
Pamphlets for Wythe County Progress Week Fincastle Resolutions. Two copies.
Virginia Department of Education pamphlet on the Leedstown and Fincastle Resolutions.
Subject: FISH HATCHERY Accession Number: RC98.0769
Location Number: drawer:folder
Farmers Bank of Southwest Virginia checks from George Seagle, late 19th century.
“What A Catch: Family Revives Historic Fish Hatcher,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1996.
Map of the Wytheville Fish Cultural Station, US Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Services, Washington DC, February 1953.
MM Donald?, letter to George Seagle, January 4, 1883.
MM Donald?, letter to George Seagle, April 7, 1883.
MM Donald?, letter to George Seagle, July 7, 1883.
Unknown correspondent, letter to George Seagle, March 5, 1894.
“George L Jacoby, letter to Char. L. Naueoekby?, 1889.
“Chas. G. Atkins, letter to George Seagle, March 8, 1886.
WK Haneveh?, letter to George Seagle, March 23, 1891.
Unattributed, photocopied images.
“George Seagle, Superintendent of Old Wytheville Fish Hatchery,” image with handwritten caption.
“George A. Seagle Family,” photocopied image with handwritten labels.
“George A. and Sara E. Seagle,” photocopied image with handwritten labels.
“George A. Seagle,” photocopied image with handwritten label.
Unattributed photocopied aerial image.
“A Gathering At Wytheville Fish Hatcher, ca. 1910,” image.
U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries, Report of Expenditures, July 1901.
Handwritten notes on Fish Hatcher history and other information.
Handwritten 1977 story of fish hatchery railroad rock slide.
Howard Larsen, letter to Mrs. Ray Mahaffey, September 28, 1973.
EM Robinson, letter to George Seagle, January 9, 1893.
“Fish Hatcher,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“The Old Wytheville Fish Hatchery,” The Mountain Laurel.
“Fish Hatchery picnic,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
War Department application for leave at the fish hatchery.
Willard Lester, “United States Fish Hatchery.”
Collection of historical material on the Wytheville Fish Hatchers by Nola Mahaffey, 1981.
George A. Seagle, “The Artificial Propagation of the Rainbow Trout,” Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, 237-255.
“Old Wytheville Fish Hatchery” news paper.
Subject: FORT CHISWELL Accession Number: RC98.0801
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Fort Chiswell Early Colonial Outpost,” Enterprise, 1971.
“A Reminder of Yesteryear in Wythe County,” Enterprise, 1974.
“The Fort Chiswell Mansion.” Newspaper article.
“Fort Chiswell’s Trail Through History” 9/14/76.
“Fort Chiswell Monument” news clip, Enterprise- Wednesday, June 22, 1994.
Subject: FOSTER FALLS Accession Number: RC98.0798
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Foster Falls Already Had Heyday,” Roanoke Times and World News, 1978.
“Foster Falls,” unattributed typed notes.
“Wythe County Heritage Festival at Foster Falls,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Foster Falls Years,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Work Progresses on Foster Falls Renovations: Count Historical Society Gets Update,” Enterprise, 1998.
“River Folk” Enterprise-9/9/2003.
Subject: FUNERAL HOMES Accession Number: RC98.0798
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Area funeral Homes Fight in Court Over Newberry Name,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Area Funeral Home Battle Continues,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Funeral Home Group Declares Bankruptcy; Plans to Regroup,” Enterprise, 1999.
Subject: FURNITURE Accession Number: RC98.0774
Location Number: drawer:folder
Collection of Wythe County Pie Safe and Blanket Chest Furniture Research by Terry Beamer, 2013.
Wytheville Chair Co. Pamphlet, “Wythe-Craft: Furniture for the Family Room.”
Rich Brothers Masthead, photocopied image.
“Rich Brothers Furniture Is Still Popular Today,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Pie Safe Draws Down Record Price Here,” 1988. Newspaper article.
“Historical Society Seeks Decorated Furniture Owners,” Enterprise, 1972.
Beverly Repass Hoch, “The Repass Blanket Chest,” Repass Family Newsletter (October 1995).
“Wythe Culture Showing Up In Punched Tin Pie Safe Study,” Enterprise, 1984.
“Jacob Fisher,” Wythe County Historical Review 44 (July 1993).
Roderick Moore, “Wythe County Chests,” The Decorator 34, no. 1 (Fall 1984): 12-19.
J. Roderick Moore, letter to Mrs. William R. Grove, April 4, 1988.
Mrs. William R. Grove, letter to J. Roderick Moore, March 18, 1988.
Photo of sideboard by Virginia cabinet maker.
“Wythe County Antique on Display,” Enterprise, 1992.
J. Roderick Moore, “Painted Chests from Wythe County, Virginia,” Antiques (September 1982): 516-521.
J. Roderick Moore, “Wythe County, Virginia, Punched Tin: its Influence and Imitators,” Antiques (September 1984): 601-613.
J. Roderick Moore, letter to Mrs. William R. Grove, February 10, 1986.
Question and Answer section from a magazine referencing Wythe County punched tin pie safes.
“Locally Made Chest Fetches $99,000 at Auction,” Enterprise.
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Subject: GRAHAM’S FORGE Accession Number: RC98.0799
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Looking Back At Some Grahams Forge Community Characters,” Enterprise, 1999.
Linda Spiker, “Graham’s Forge Community.”
“Volunteers Keep Coffindaffer’s Dream Alive,” Enterprise.
Subject: GRAVESTONES Accession Number: 2006.00.0025
Location Number: drawer:folder
J. Roderick Moore, “Decorated Gravestones of Wythe County, Virginia,” Antiques (October 1991): 618-627.
Klaus Wust, Folk Art In Stone: Southwest Virginia (Edinburg, VA: Shenandoah History, 1970).
Chicora Foundation Cemetery Recording Guidelines.
Subject: GULF WARS, IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN Accession Number: RC98.0840
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Active Duty,” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“From the Mountains to the Desert,” 1991.
“Local Reservists Head for Iraq,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Area Soldier Dies In Iraq,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Soldier Gets Little R&R on Leave: Marriage Was Just Part of His Agenda,” Enterprise, 2003.
“Service news: Jeffrey Cox/James Wright,” Enterprise, 2000. Images with captions.
“Grandfather Bids Farewell to Family,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Home for Christmas: Serviceman Relishes Time with Family, Friends,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Delayed Entry Program Set Sail,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Wythe Native Awarded Bronze Star In Afghanistan: Sergeant Said to have Played Vital Role in Elections,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Student Turned Soldier Honored,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Home Again: Group to Welcome Smyth and Wythe soldiers in Style,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Soldiers Coming Back From Iraq: Rural Retreat Troops Part of Returning 463rd,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Rural Retreat Restaurant Owner Addresses Rumors: Man Sees Business Drop After Attacks,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Honoring the Heroes,” Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Memorial Service for L.T. Greek James”
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Subject: HEALTH & DISEASE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Hospice
“The Angels of Hospice,” Enterprise, 2001.
“The Healing Process of Grief: Support Group Helps Southwest Virginia Residents Cope with their Losses,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Learning How to Deal with Death and Dying,” Enterprise, 2000.
“On Our Own Terms: Learning to Deal with Death,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Caring Connection Awarded for Innovation,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Hospice Undergoes Inspection,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Physicians, Family Members Stress Importance of Talking About Dying,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Town Meeting to Address End-of-Life Issues,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Hospice Chaplains Play Important Role,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Nurse, Family Form Bond of Mutual Respect,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Hospice Helps Families Cope with End of Life,” Enterprise, 2000.
Hospitals
“Physician of the Year: Mathena Recognized at WCCH,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“Clark Receives Doctorate,” Enterprise.
“Nuclear Medicine: Revolutionizing Disease Management at WCCH,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Hospital Changing, More in Store: Computer Training Under Way, New Doctors Coming to Area, Cosmetic Changes Planned,” Enterprise, 2005.
“WCCH Ready for ‘Mass’ Emergencies: Church Van Wreck Puts Hospital to the Test,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Hospital’s CEO Gets Settled In,” Enterprise, 2005.
“WCCH Elects New Board of Directors,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCCH Volunteers Donate Patient Lifts,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCCH Awarded Accreditation from Joint Commission,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wytheville Hospital Reflects Four Score, and More, In Care,” “Wythe Doctor (Malin) Dies At His Home on Friday,” Enterprise, 1986.
Wythe County Community Hospital, Wytheville, Virginia.
“Auxiliary Donation to WCCH,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Hospital Finalizes Carillion Agreement: WCCH Will Remain Under Local Control,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Wythe had Health Care Since 1880s,”Enterprise, 1995.
“Carillion May Return to WCCH,” Enterprise, 2004.
Early WCCH Hospital Postcard.
“Cancer Centers Can Now Provide the Most Modern Treatments,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Youth Volunteers at WCCH,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Spine Surgery Equipment,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Hospital, Carillion to Form Partnership,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Visiting the Sick,” Enterprise, 2000. Images with captions.
“WCC Integrates Newborn Hearing Screening Program,” Enterprise, 2000.
“WCCH Receives the FDA’s Highest Rating in Mammography Services,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Jackson Memorial: The Little Rural School that Did,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Officials Say Lease Best Option: LifePoint’s $63M Investment in Hospital to take effect June 1,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Carillion Drops Bid for Hospital: Settlement Paves Way for WCCH, LifePoint Affiliation,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Hospital Changes Under Way: New MRI, Re-Equipped Kitchen on To-Do List for LifePoint,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Community Foundation Organizes,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Wythe Hospital CEO to Retire: LifePoint Lease of County Facility to Take Effect on June 1,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Generous Citizens with Green Thumbs Add Finishing Touches to New Hospital,” Enterprise, 1973.
“Wythe Hospital Start Recalled on 20th Birthday,” Enterprise.
“Tree Donated to Hospital,” Enterprise.
“Hospital Employees Presented with Awards,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Four Decades to Celebrate at WCCH: There from the Beginning, Wythe Native Serves and is Recognized,” Enterprise, 2012.
“’Change Begins Wythe Me’ Awards,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Hospital Spokesman Explains Policy,” Enterprise, 1984.
Wytheville Hospital Newspaper Advertisement.
“New Administrator Named at WCCH: Horn to Take Over in September,” Enterprise, 2001.
“WCCH Announces a Total of $96,800 In Grants,” Enterprise, 2001.
Miscellaneous Health & Disease
“Funeral Rights Held Today for Beloved Doctor,” Enterprise.
“Rates of Charges Adopted by the Wythe County Medical Society,” Enterprise, ca. 1900.
Collection of materials relating to the medical history of the Tarter family.
“A Tribute to ‘Dr. Charlie,’” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1956.
“Looking Back At Our Roots,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1978.
“Peculiar Properties of New Medicine: Cooper Preparation Attracts Widespread Attention by Expelling Internal parasites,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1908.
“He Filled This Bottle 53 Years Ago,” Enterprise.
“Sunday marks 60th Year Dr. Newland Has Been A Practicing Dentist: Is Oldest Graduate of College Still Practicing Profession; Only Surviving Member of 1896,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1956.
“Do You Know this Man,” Enterprise.
“Several Doctors Served County,” Enterprise, 1990.
Handwritten notes on the treatment for rattlesnake bites.
“Wythe native, ECU Professor Receives Prestigious Award,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Taking Nursing to the Next Level,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Living Well: Spring Health,” 2001. Newspaper special.
“Doctor Offers Ideas to Curb OxyContin Abuse: Drug Manufacturer Says They’re Not Feasible,” Enterprise, 2001.
“OxyContin: It’s Both A Wonder and Scourge: Drug Task Force Holds Meeting In Abingdon,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wythe Dialysis Clinic Named ‘Center of Excellence,’” Enterprise, 2001.
“Free Clinic Plans to Create Dental Program,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Stopping OxyContin Abuse: State Attorney General, Drug Maker Work on Plan,” Enterprise.
“Suicide: Why People End Their Lives- Five Area Residents Have Died Since January,” Enterprise, 2001.
“’Whole Person’ Health Program: Church Reaches Out To Community,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Budget Plan Could Carry Higher Price,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Fighting Off the Flu Bug,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Senior Prescription Drug Program Still Operating,” Enterprise, 2001.
“The Wythe County Community Hospital Adds new Department,” Enterprise, 2005.
“WCCH Goes ‘Live’ With New Information System,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Cancer Is her Calling,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Free Medical Clinic Gets A Shot in the Arm,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Wytheville Dentist Office Rebuilds from the Ashes: New Building Replaces One Destroyed in 1997 Blaze,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Circle Home Care Opens New Office,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Health Care Professionals: At the Heart of A Healthier Community,” Family Community Newspapers, 1995.
“Local Residents March for Mental Health,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Volunteers are Recognized at Edgemont,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Rural Retreat Cancer Victim’s New Face,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Health for Life,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“A Relay for Life In Wythe,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“Nurse Practitioner Takes Free Clinic to Next Level,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Children’s Free Health Care Plan Promoted,” Enterprise, 1999.
“An Imposing Building in Heart of Max Meadows Before Turn of the Century (The Inn and Sanitarium),” Enterprise.
Map and Advertisement for HQA Boyer, Physician and Surgeon.
“Walk Will Bring Awareness of Cancer,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Farmers on FMD Patrol,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Flu Bug Strikes the Area,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Inventor Tries to Market Carpal Tunnel Treatment,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Living Well: Winter Health,” Community Newspapers of Southwest Virginia, 2001.
“Additional Lights of Love Donors,” Enterprise, 2000.
“More Contributors to the Lights of Love Project,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Long Term Care Providers Recognized,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Walking In Their Shoes,” Enterprise.
“Taking The Challenge (Department of Rehabilitative Services Disability Day),” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Tour of the Clinic (Wythe County Schools, Ronald McDonald House),” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Breast Cancer Awareness Month,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
Wythe Medical Associates Newspaper Advertisement, 2000.
“Ladies Night Out At Wytheville Community Center,” Enterprise, 2000.
“March of Dimes Kicks Off Campaign,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Doctor Focuses On the Family: Kentucky Native Joins Wythe Medical Associates,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Family Gets An Easter Miracle: Perkins Undergoes Liver Transplant,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Ladies Night Out Coming Up Oct. 10,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Club Helps With Clinic Expansion,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Parents Urged to Pursue Health Insurance,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Wythe County Community Hospital Nurses,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Applications Being Taken or Senior Nutrition Program,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Drug Crisis Deserves Real Commitment,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Relay to Feature Donor Info: Setup Will Highlight the Need for Organs,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Cancer Center Serves Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2001.
“HPS Is Seeking Nominations,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Clean Air Workshop Slated For Wytheville,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Smallpox Protection,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Public Health Nurses Get Smallpox Vaccine,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Officials Ready for Smallpox Vaccine,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Women in Medicine Month Celebrated,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Hospital Is Still Backing Center: New Affiliation Won’t Impact Contribution,” Enterprise, 2004.
“A Heart for Rural Health Care: Life Rounds Out Doctor’s Education,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Cure for History’s Mystery: Clues from Past Help Tell Tale of Drugstore,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Brock Hughes Free Clinic Recognized for Service,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Prostate Cancer Survivors Urge Men to Be Tested,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Council Discusses Wellness Center,” Enterprise, 2000.
Frances Herbert, Adult & Pediatric Urology, Newspaper Advertisement.
“Williamsburg Center Serves As Model for Town, Hospital,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Smallpox Training To Public Health Staff,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Smallpox Epidemic hit Area in Late 1800s,” Enterprise.
“Grant Will Help Free Clinic Assist More People,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Virginia Department of Health Orders Smallpox Vaccine Supply,” Enterprise, 2003.
Polio
“50 Years Later, the Battle is Almost Won,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000. Two copies.
“Infantile Paralysis Gives Wythe and the Region A Scare in 1929,”Enterpreise, 1998.
Beverly Repass Hoch, “The Polio Town: Wytheville, Virginia, 1950.”
Beverly Repass Hoch, “Memories of the Polio Epidemic of 1950.”
Judy Lynn Wampler Ward, “The Town That Was.”
“Mother of First Polio Victim of 1950 Donates Son’s Sled to Dimes Auction,” Wythe County News, 1952.
Albert Maisel, “Wytheville’s Message: Don’t Be Afraid of Polio,” Life. Two copies.
“Hospital Spares Nothing In Aiding Polio Victims: Doctors, Nurses Use Best Equipment, Latest in Medical Science,” Roanoke Times, 1950.
“Polio Doctors Honored As Orthopedic Leaders: Roanoke Academy of Medicine Recognizes Drs. Charles Bray and Louis Ripley for Lifetime achievement,” Roanoke Times, 2006.
J. Robert Anderson, ed, Virginia Health Bulletin 3, no.4 (Richmond, VA: Virginia Department of Health, August 1950).
J. Robert Anderson, ed, Virginia Health Bulletin 3, no.12 (Richmond, VA: Virginia Department of Health, April 1951).
“Cooperation Was Theme During Polio Outbreak,” Enterprise.
“Give Now! Crippled Children’s Fund,” Wythe County News, 1950.
“Museum Gets Grant for Polio Exhibit,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Polio Scourge Turns Va. City Into Ghost Town; 11 dead, 75 Ill,” Washington Times Herald, 1950.
“Polio Epidemic Believed At Peak; Wythe Toll Increases to 88 Cases,” Roanoke Times?, 1950.
“’The Midnight Summer of 1950:’ A Bird’s Eye Summary of the Polio Epidemic that Hit Wytheville—Rated AS Possibly the Most Severe On Basis of Population in the History of the Disease in the United States,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1980.
“Polio Victims and Families Will Never Forget 1950’s Toll,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1986.
“Polio Survivors Learn to Cope,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1988.
“Polio Outbreak Explored in Novel,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Infantile Paralysis Gives Wythe and the Region a Scare in 1929,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Polio: Terrifying, Crippling Disease Scared and Scarred, If You Survived It,” Richmond Times-Dispatch, 2000.
“And Then There was Anthrax,” St. Petersburg Times, 2001.
“Anthrax: In the Summer of 1950, a Fearful Polio Outbreak Struck Nearly 200 Residents…” Newspaper article.
“Summer of the Epidemic,” Roanoke Times, 2002.
“Today, Childhood Survivors Share Their Stories,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise. Images with captions.
Henry Holland, “Dr. Henry Writes About the Virginia Polio Epidemic of 1950,” Lincolnshire Post-Polio Library, August 2000 [accessed February 1, 2003],
Photos of Johnny Sicafico with accompanying childhood negative.
“Polio Stories In Print: Local Book Focuses On 1950 Epidemic,” Enterprise, 2005.
Wythe-Bland Medical Society Correspondence agreeing to support Salk vaccine inoculations, 1957.
“Looking At Life After the Iron Lung: Wytheville Native One of Last to Rely on Machine; Company to Stop Maintaining Device,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Polio Virtually Wiped Out Today.” Newspaper article.
“1952 Polio Drive Chairmen Named,” Wythe County News, 1951.
“Wytheville Still ‘Keeping its Head,’” Washington Post, 1950.
“Home Treatment Program Helping to Care for Polio Victims as They are Released from Hospital Ward,” Roanoke Times, 1950.
“Polio Epidemic of 1950 Gave Wythe Nightmarish Summer,” Roanoke Times, 1967.
James A. Williams, “Wytheville’s Fine Story: How a Virginia Community Licked Two of Nature’s Scourges- Alone,” The Virginia County (December 1954).
Nursing Homes/Retirement Centers
“Asbury Place Changes Planned: New Name, Management on Way to Nursing Home and Retirement Center,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Carrington Place Hosts Events for Residents,” Enterprise, 2011.
Subject: HISTORIC SITES & LOCATIONS Accession Number: 2003.01.00312
Location Number: drawer:folder
Bowling Green
“Historical Bowling Green Played Big Role In History,” Enterprise.
Photocopied image of “The South Side of Bowling Green ca. 1940.”
“Historic Bowling Green.”
“Historical Bowling Green: Home of Parents of John C. Calhoun- Visit to Wytheville,” Enterprise.
Floor plan of Bowling Green Home.
“The Perrigo Family at Bowling Green.” Photocopied images with handwritten labels.
Two photos of “Cave Near Bowling Green.”
Crockett’s Cove Stone House
“Restoring Wythe’s Oldest Home (Crockett Stone House),” Enterprise, 1998.
“First Home In Crockett’s Cove (Crockett Stone House),” Enterprise, 1970.
“John Crockett Stone House in the Cove, Probably the Oldest in Wythe County Still Standing,” Enterprise.
Dr. Pepper Store
“Blaze Destroys Store: Historic Rural Retreat Building Has Ties to Dr Pepper,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Dr Pepper Museum Plans Go Up In Smoke: Some Say the First Batch of the Soft Drink was Concocted at the Rural Retreat Drug Store,” Roanoke Times, 1999.
“Last Drugstore’s Long History Ends,” Roanoke Times, 1977.
E. Lee Trinkle Mansion
“Godwin to help Dedicate New Board Room at S&L,” Roanoke Times.
“Gov. Lee Trinkle Mansion Used For Years As Banking Business Beginning in 1853,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Gov Godwin Faces Busy Day in Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Late Gov Trinkle Poses with Boosters in Front of Wytheville Mansion,” Enterprise.
Fort Chiswell Mansion
“Yesteryear Today (Fort Chiswell Mansion),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1983. Image with caption.
“Old Fort Chiswell Mansion,” postcard.
“Majestic Fort Chiswell Mansion Receives Deserved Recognition,” Enterprise, 1971.
“(Fort Chiswell) Mansion, Property Sold,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Group Wants to Take Over Ft. Chiswell Mansion,” Enterprise, 2001.
“The Fort Chiswell Mansion: Its History is preserved…its Future is Uncertain,” Enterprise, 1999.
Mansion’s Owner Says He Is Keeping Options Open: Entrepreneur Considering Uses for Fort Chiswell Property,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Famed Landmark of Many Yrs. In Midst of Modernization,” Enterprise, 1967.
“Ft. Chiswell Mansion,” 1990.
“Work Continues on Historic Mansion,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
Fulton House
“Town Mulls Fate of House: Council Adopts Urination, Defecation, Curfew Ordinances,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Historic Building Set to be Flattened: Town Council Votes to Demolish Fulton House,” Enterprise, 2011.
“Town Considering New Uses for Old Buildings: Leasing Eyed for Fulton House, Community Center,” Enterprise, 2006.
Lion Lodge
“Nostalgia Overcomes A Visitor to Newspaper (Lion Lodge),” Enterprise.
“Lion Lodge Fixtures,” Enterprise, 1984.
“Lion Lodge,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
Log House
“Bakery Learns New Home Has 200-Year History (Log House),” Roanoke Times, 1977.
“Old Log Building Utilized As Bakery (Log House),” Sunday Times Journal, 1976.
“Your Order Includes A Slice of Virginia History,” Virginia Herald-Courier, 1998.
Major Graham Mansion
“(Major Graham) Mansion Holds Centuries of History,” Enterprise, 1981.
“Major Graham Mansion Joins VA Landmark List,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1984.
“Grahams Forge Celebration,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
McGavock House
“Fort Chiswell Site (McGavok House) Named Official Historic Landmark,” Enterprise, 1977.
“One of the Oldest Landmarks in Wythe County (McGavok House),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Cabin built in 1789 One of Historic Spots in Wythe County,” Enterprise.
“McGavock Log Cabin Progressing In Ireland,” Enterprise.
Miscellaneous
“Skeletons, Ghost Stories Emerge from Old Stage Road Homesite (Belvin Tavern),” Enterprise.
“Kraut, Dumplings, and Human Wrists (Armbrister House),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Ancient Architecture (Rose Hill Farm),” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
Historic Wytheville Virginia pamphlet.
“Walking Tour of Historic Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1997.
Chautauqua Historic Wythe County tour pamphlet.
“State Names Downtown as a Historic District,” Enterprise, 1994.
Wytheville Final Survey Report (Blacksburg, VA: Gibson Worsham Cultural Resource Management Institute, July 31, 1992.
“Andrew Jackson & Wife Reportedly Spent the Night at This House (The Stagecoach Home) As He Traveled Toward Washington to be Inaugurated President,” Enterprise.
“Historic House (John Spraker House),” Southwest Enterprise, 1989.
“(Mary Jones House) Cabin Burns to Ground in ‘Kent’s Bottom,’” Enterprise, 1974.
“Practicing the Art of Renovation (Haller House): Master Gardeners to Spruce up Lawn of Arts Council Headquarters,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Historic Home on Fixer-Upper List: Arts Council Restoring Home Used As Headquarters for Festival (Haller House),”Enterprise, 2008.
“Blair House.” Handwritten information on Blair House and accompanying photocopied image.
“Take A Tour of Wytheville History: Victorian home on Display in September,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
Photocopied image of the Lacy-Goodwin House.
Photocopied image of the Ingleside Home.
Photocopied image of the Spiller Home.
Photocopied image of the Fulton Residence.
“Virginia Historical Inventory is Now Online,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Historic Homes, Wythe County Topic of Informative Talk at March Meeting of Wed. Club,” Enterprise, 1967.
“19th Century Homes Dominate Wythe Tour,” Roanoke Times, 1972.
“Noted Wythe Landmark Was Once A Tavern on the Wilderness Road (Sprinkle Tavern),” Enterprise, 1973.
“Famed House (Mann-Pendleton House) on ‘Old Wilderness Road,’” Enterprise.
“Wythe House built Before Revolutionary War,” Enterprise.
“Early American history in Wythe (Samuel Crocket Cabin),” Enterprise, 1973.
“The Residence of Father Flohr, Pastor of the Older German Meeting House,” Enterprise, 1973.
“Stonewall Jim: A Patriot of the South (Walker/Rock Hall),” Enterprise, 1999.
“Popular Spot of the Past: Do Drop Inn,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“First Federal Savings and Loan Coming to Town (Poage Home),” Enterprise.
“Wythe Landmark Will Soon Be Tumbling Down (Sheriff Bob Brown Home),” Enterprise, 1980.
“Staley House At RR Crossroads,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“They Don’t Build ‘em Like This Anymore (Neff Farm Barn),” Enterprise, 1973.
“Reminder of Family Living In Wythe Yesteryear,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1978.
“Building Rebirth (Old Max Meadows Pharmacy),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“A View Out of the Past (Sharitz Farm),” Enterprise, 1980.
“Here’s How It Used to Be (Kabrich Cabin),” Enterprise, 1984. Image with caption.
“Landmark (Wythe News Building) Gives Way to Progress,” Enterprise, 1977.
“It Looks Different Today (Wythe News Building),” Weekly Mailer, 1985. Image with caption.
“Lacy House,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“A Wythe Landmark- Required Six Years to Build (Huddle House),” Enterprise.
Photocopied image of Wytheville “From Boyd’s Hill.”
“For the Album (Speedwell Carriage House),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Wanted,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Out With the Old (Hedrick Motors),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“A Scene On Wytheville’s Historic Main Street,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Old Comes Down to Make Way for New (Main Street),” Enterprise, 1975.
“Main Street, Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Urban Renewal,” Enterprise, 1998.
“View from the Old Court House,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“Corner Stone Yields Views from Past,” Enterprise.
“Early Amusement Halls,” Enterprise, 1984.
“Historic Buildings are lost,” Enterprise, 1987.
“Historical Society Tour to Include these Well-known Wytheville Locations,” Enterprise, 1972.
“19th Century Homes Dominate Wythe Tour,” Roanoke Times, 1972.
“Gibboney Hall,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Church Street, looking South, Wytheville, Va.” Image.
“Historical Society to Sponsor Tour of ‘Loretto,’” Enterprise, 1975.
“Wythe (Crowgey) Cabin Winds Up In Abingdon,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2009.
“New Building to Replace Old On Wytheville’s ‘Sexton Square,’” 1975. Newspaper article.
“Progress on Wytheville’s Main Street (Sexton Building),” Weekly Mailer, 1985.
“Days of Old,” Enterprise. Newspaper image with caption.
“Business Block to be Torn Down (Heilig-Meyers).” Newspaper article.
“Stop for Gas, Buy A House: Trip Through Town Leads to Plans for Business for Iowa Couple,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Bolling Building in Old Wytheville” Enterprise- Wednesday, January 4, 1995.
The Town Log Cabin Jail. Paragraph and picture.
“Graham’s Forge Mill Named Historic Landmark” Enterprise-March 30, 2005.
Allen House picture
“Relic of Earlier Life”
“Historic Wytheville Property receives a facelift” news clip, Enterprise-11/21/06
“Lonely House Comesto Life” 1/1/67.
Photo of the House of Clarence and Addie Trinkle.
“The First Big Snow” news clip, Enterprise-12/05/02.
“A Monument to a Lost Hero” Roanoke Times-Monday, February 27, 1995.
photo of Boyd Manor
Rock House
“Portrait of George Wythe Moves to Rock House.” Newspaper Article.
“The Rock House.”
“A Feature of Saturday’s Historical Tour (Rock House),” Enterprise.
“The Signature, Wytheville’s Treasures” Enterprise-April 19, 2000.
Shot Tower
“Chiswell Got the Lead Out Starting Wythe…” Roanoke Times, 1976.
Pamphlet for Shot Tower Historical State Park. Two copies.
“Shot Tower Dedicated ASME Landmark,” Enterprise, 1981.
“Shot Tower Named National Landmark,” Enterprise, 1981.
American Society of Mechanical Engineer’s, “Jackson Ferry Shot Tower: National historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark,” (May 1981).
“At Last It Is Told... Authentic Story of Old Shot Tower: A Sentinel of the Southwest, Declares Historian Kegley,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1964.
“Star of Wythe's Tourist Attraction: The Old Shot Tower,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Shot Tower At Jackson's Ferry, Wythe County, Virginia.”
“Move Begun to Restore Austinville Shot Tower,” Enterprise.
F.B. Kegley, “Shot Tower At Jackson's Ferry,” Journal of the Roanoke Historical Society 3, no. 1, (Summer 1966).
“Thrilling History of Shot Tower Told: Authentic Report Contained in Story by Late F.B. Kegley,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1970.
Unattributed Shot Tower images.
“Vandals Damage Historical Graves in Austinville Area,” Enterprise.
“A Sketch of Jackson History.”
“Meeting 'New Citizens',” Enterprise, 1987.
Notes from Mrs. Mattie Jackson, daughter of William Jackson of Pulaski, Virginia.
John Jackson Family Cemetery listing, August 1985.
“Early Jackson Families,” Enterprise.
“Thomas Jackson, 1762-1824.”
“The Jacksons.” Notes taken from William Kahler manuscript by Nannie Sanders Dyer, 1933.
“Old Kettle Used at Shot Tower Believed Preserved; Original Shingle from Roof Available,” Enterprise.
“History and Construction.”
“His Heritage Included…” Enterprise.
?Jam, letter to Joe and Alice, June 26, 1975.
“Tom Jackson Emerges As Assembly Leader: Hillsville Democrat Was the Point Man on Getting State Funding for School Construction,” Roanoke Times.
“The Lay of the Land: Professor to Reveal Role…” Enterprise.
“Tom Jackson Replaces mark Christie of Richmond: Lawyer, Ex-Legislator Steps In As Education Board President,” Roanoke Time, 2003.
Miscellaneous
“Reflection on the Past” Enterprise-Tuesday, March 3, 1981.
“The Book” Enterprise-May 12, 1993.
“Christmas Ornament”Enterprise
“As I Remember it...” Enterprise- 10/05/02
“What’s Going On?”- Newsclip.
“The Staring Lion” Enterprise-Thursday, September 15, 1988.
Legacy, “Rekindled Respect” Enterprise- 8/22/88.
“Virginia House Was Once One of the most Imposing Buildings onWytheville’s Main Thoroughfare”
Subject: HISTORIC MARKERS & MEMORIALS Accession Number: RC98.0822
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Grass Roots story built upon opening of Wythe county Hearts” Enterprise-Thursday, March 28, 1985.
Subject: HOTELS , MOTELS, & TAVERNS Accession Number: RC98.0779
Location Number: drawer:folder
Boyd Hotel
“Tallest Building in the State (Boyd Hotel) Perished on March 20, 1951,” Enterprise.
“The Boyd Manor Hotel,” Enterprise, 1981.
“Famed Landmark Was Once Tallest Building In State, Rendezvous for Travelers, Headquarters for Social Functions with A Ballroom,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Famed Boyd Manor Hotel Was Once Tallest Building In Virginia- Social Center for Area,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1964.
“Famed Boyd Manor Hotel Was Once Talles Building In Virginia—Social Center For Area” Enterprise-Tuesday, March 3, 1981.
“The Famed Boyd Manor Hotel” Enterprise-Wednesday, September 28, 1994.
George Wythe (aka Bolling Wilson) Hotel
“George Wythe Hotel,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“George Wythe Hotel Built In the Nineteen Twenties Stands As Monument To A Wonderful Community Spirit- Corp. Is Lessee Howard Johnson’s Lodge,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1961.
“Historic Hotel to Have Overhaul: Wytheville Landmark Gets Interior Facelift,” Enterprise, 2011.
“Hotel Name Change Reflects First Lady Ties: George Wythe Hotel Becomes Bolling Wilson Hotel,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“Contractor for George Wythe Hotel Picked,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“Hotel Has New Owner” Enterprise-Wednesday, February 23, 2011.
Foster Falls Hotel
“Foster Falls Hotel Built 1880s or 1890s.” Photocopied image.
“The Foster Falls Years,” Enterprise, 1995.
Anne Marie Webb, “The Foster Falls Hotel,” (May 1, 1988?).
Fourth Avenue Hotel
“Two-Lane Fourth Street (Fourth Avenue Hotel),” Enterprise, 1995.
“This is the Story of Wytheville of Yesteryear (Fourth Avenue Hotel),” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Fourth Avenue Hotel,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
Unattributed, handwritten notes on the Fourth Avenue Hotel.
“Fourth Avenue Hotel,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“How the Landmark (Fourth Avenue Hotel) Looked in the Year of 1943,” Enterprise, 1972.
“Just Ramblin’”-Article
“Fourth Avenue Hotel” Enterprise-October 24, 1998.
Locust Hill Boarding House
“Locust Hill Boarding House,” Enterprise, 1999.
Miscellaneous
Collection of newspaper clipping on the history of Wytheville taverns and hotels. Compiled by Mrs. James Kelly, 1955.
“The Ivan Hotel…” Enterprise. Newspaper image with caption.
“Spring Court Motel,” Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
“1853 Advertisement for the Union Hotel,” Enterprise.
“Gathering At (Mount Airy) Hotel,” Enterprise, 1990. Image with caption.
Contributed by George P. Street, “A Trip To Kentucky: Diary of Ira I. Ellis, May-June, 1819,” Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 41, no. 1 (Richmond, VA: Old Dominion Press, January 1933): 33-40.
Bevill Hotel auction sale advertisement, November 27, 1866.
“Taverns of Old Evansham,” Enterprise, 1986.
“Taverns and Ordinaries,” Enterprise, 1985.
“Kraut, Dumplings, and Human Wrists (Halsey House?),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“A Place to Meet Friends: Main Street Wytheville (Trinkle Mansion Bed & Breakfast),” Enterprise.
“Sleep Spots Redone, Opened: Holiday Inn Gets New Owners and A New Name,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Senior Citizen Recalls Life As a Hotel Manager”.
“Spring Court Motel” Enterprise-Wednesday, February 1, 1995.
“Sunrise Inn” Enterprise-June 2, 1993.
“Hancock House, Box 160 September 1890.
Wyrick Springs Hotel
“Wyrick Springs Hotel, Circa 1920,” Mountain Laurel 7, no. 2 (November 1989).
Subject: HUDDLE Accession Number: RC98.0800
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Huddle.” Unattributed summary of the community.
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Subject: IVANHOE Accession Number: RC98.0803
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Photo of Ivanhoe the Year was 1901,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Life In the Fast Lane Enriches Virginia’s Landscape: Culture of Racing A Significant Part of Past and Present,” Research Magazine (Virginia Tech, Fall 2004). research.vt.edu/resmag/fall2004/racing.html
“Ghost Speedways of Yesteryear: Remembrance of Lost Dirt Tracks Past,” Book of Joe (2007), 2007/12/ghost-speedways.html
“This Old Photograph of the M.M. Price Store…” Enterprise, 1982. Image with caption.
W.R. Chitwood, “Ivanhoe, Virginia 103 Years Ago.” 1992.
“Jubilee Celebration in Ivanhoe,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Praying in the Dirt,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Ivanhoe Gets in the Spirit of the Season,” Washington County News, 2013.
“This Old Photograph” 7/20/82
“Here’s Ivanhoe!” Enterprise Thursday, April 21, 1983
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Subject: KOREAN WAR Accession Number: RC98.0835
Location Number: drawer:folder
“A Few Good Men,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
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Subject: LIBRARIES Accession Number: RC98.0782
Location Number: drawer:folder
Miscellaneous
“Virginia Historical Inventory Is Now Online,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Historic Papers Given to Library,” Roanoke Times, 2002.
“A Nose for Old Newspapers: Library Catalogers Bring Their Search to Wythe,” Enterprise, 2001.
Rural Retreat Library
“Group Plans Public Library in Rural Retreat,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Rural Retreat Library may Have Its Home,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Reality of Rural Retreat Library One Step Closer,” Enterprise, 1999.
“RR Library Gets Permanent Home: Site Located Near Rural Retreat High School,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Friends of the Rural Retreat Public Library Meet 20 Percent of Goal,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Rural Retreat Library Grand Opening Scheduled,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Rural Retreat Library Opens,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Ground Broken On New RR Library: Renovations should be Finished by Late Summer,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Library Effort Lauded: Rural Retreat Shows ‘Barn-Building Spirit,’” Enterprise, 2001.
“RR Library Celebrates First Anniversary,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Library Gets A Gazebo: New Structure to be Used For RR Events,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2002.
“Quilt Fundraiser (RR Library),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Author (Joe Tennis) to Visit (RR) Library,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Author (Sharyn McCrumb) to Speak At Dinner Event: Regional Writer Was the Keynote A Decade Ago for the First (RR) Library-Sponsored Meal,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Titanic Novel Writer (Allan Wolf) to Speak: Fictional Book Approximates an Oral History (RR Library),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
Wythe County Historical Society Library
“Historical Library Finds Home In Old School,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Resource Center for Local History,” Enterprise, 1998.
“History of A Local Conflict: Historical Society Assesses its Mission,” Enterprise, 2003.
Wythe County Public Library
“Library’s Future Taking Shape,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Library Lending,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“Literacy, Libraries and the Love of Reading: Wythe County Public Library Gets A New Branch Manager,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Libraries to Scale Back Hours: Branches to be Closed Extra Day Each Week,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Reading Programs Draw to Close,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Library Hits Home: Grant Will Allow Residents to Access Branches via Computer,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Library System Will Cut Hours: Localities May Ease the Funding Shortfall,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Appalachian Author: Morgan to Read from Revolutionary War Novel,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Oodles of Books for Sale: Wythe County Public Library Cleans House to Raise Funds,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Story Time: Libraries Introduce Kids to Joys of Reading,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Library Chairman Honored by Supervisors,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1979.
Miscellaneous images with captions showing Wythe County Public Library dedication ceremony.
Wythe County Public Library dedication invitation/announcement, 1979.
“Wythe Public Library to be Dedicated Sunday Afternoon,” Enterprise.
“Wythe County Sets Sights for this Library,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Local Effort Pushes Library Project Up On Funding List,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Technology Grants to Benefit Local Libraries,” Enterprise, 2001.
Subject: Livestock Accession Number: 1998.01.0741
Location Number: drawer:folder
Dairy & Cattle
Wytheville Livestock Market Calf Sales Receipt to P. Spence, January 26, 1960.
“Wythe County Residents Elected Alternate Angus Delegates,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Local Livestock Market is Sold: New Owners Plan to Reopen Business Soon,” Enterprise, 2003.
“Catalo Comes to Wythe County,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
“A Ordinance to Regulate the Running at Large of Cattle in the Town of Wytheville,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Meat Processing,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
“Officers, Directors Elected at AJCA and NAJ Annual Meetings,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Milk Test Results Announced,” Enterprise, 2001.
“DHIA Milk Test Results,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Huffard’s Dairy: Milking Into the New Millennium,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Milk Meeting: Farmers, Others Gather in Wytheville,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“Wytheville’s First Milk Wagon- 5c Quart Delivered,” Enterprise, 1961.
Horses & Rodeo
“Rodeo Held in Rural Retreat,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Return to Us To Yesteryear- On Main Street (Wythe-Carroll Wagon Train),” Enterprise, 1974.
“This postcard was purchased…,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Two Sisters Will Compete for a National Rodeo Title: The Family from Crockett has Several Members Who Like to Rodeo,” Enterprise, 2000.
Official Program of the Southwest Virginia Horse Show, 1953.
Miscellaneous
“Local Livestock Market Is Sold: New Owners Plan to reopen Business Soon,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Coyotes vs. Main in Southwest Va,” Enterprise, 2004.
Stock card for Wytheville Livestock Market prices, October 18, 1938.
“Early Farm In Blacklick,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Typical Team of Oxen.” Photocopied image ca. 1910.
Wythe County Fair: The Annual Exhibit of Wythe County Live Stock and Agricultural Society (Wytheville, VA: Enterprise Book and Job Print, 1905).
“Horses and Cows Now Lounge In…,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1984. Image with caption.
“A Hard Day’s Work,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Oxen Pulling Sled.” Unattributed photocopied image.
“Harvey Fisher Farm,” Enterprise, 1997. Image with caption.
Pigs
“Fall Butchering,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Making’ Bacon: Family Carries On Hog Killing Tradition,” Enterprise, 2006.
Sheep & Llamas
“Shear Fun,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Mudlick Llamas,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Llamas are the Key to One Man’s Happiness: Retired Mail Carrier Enjoys His Time in Rural Retreat with Five of His Best Friends,” Daily Progress, 2000.
“Cassell Receives National Awards for his Horned Dorset Flock,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Youth Places First In 4-H Lamb Show,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Full of Wool,” Enterprise, 2006.
“It’s Shear Work, But It’s A Living,” Roanoke Times, 1998.
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Subject: MAX MEADOWS Accession Number: RC98.0805
Location Number: drawer:folder
“News from Max Meadows.” Editorials from locals for newspaper.
“Max Meadows Funeral,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Board Condemns MM Property,” Enterprise, 2000.
“MM Heritage Day Festival,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Group Wants to Clean Up Max Meadows Area,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Coffee Break,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“ME Conference,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“MM Parade,” Enterprise, 2003. Image with caption.
“Festival Draws Them In,” Enterprise, 1998.
“MM Field- A Community Project,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Community to Lose Landmark Building,” Enterprise, 1994.
“Max Meadows Mingling,” Enterprise, 1999.
“MM Ruritans Have A New Home,” Enterprise, 1999.
“George Maury Designed Max Meadows In 1890,” Enterprise.
“Max Meadows in 1936,” Enterprise, 2006.
Sidney Crockett, “Max Meadows.” Typed notes.
“Max Meadows Christmas parade on Tap Dec. 2,” Enterprise, 2000.
Linda Spiker, “ Max Meadows Community.” Typed notes.
“1891 Architecture,” Enterprise, 1994. Image with caption.
Robert Blair General Merchandise accounting notes.
“1897 Ball At The Max Meadows Inn,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Where’s That Letter to Max Meadows,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows Names for Pioneer Named Mack,” Enterprise.
“Japanese Exchange Student Welcomed: McGees Take Part In 4-H Program,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Taking Lessons from the Best,” Enterprise. Images with captions.
“Cleaning Up,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Community Pitches In to Solve Max Meadows Trailer Dilemma,” Enterprise, 2001.
“Stakeholders Will Meet Aug. 2 in Max Meadows,” Enterprise, 2001.
“(Crockett & Son’s Old Stand) Millinery Opening at Max Meadows,” Enterprise, 1912. Advertisement.
“Fall Festival Fun,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Horseshoe Bend,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Max Meadows.” Early drawing photocopy.
“Max Meadows Named for Pioneer Named Mack,” Enterprise. Newspaper article.
Subject: MELUNGEONS Accession Number: RC98.0824
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Melungeon Identity More Nurture Than Nature: FNA Study Finds No Difference from Other American Whites.” Newspaper article.
“Melungeons- A Proud People: Author of Popular Book Will Speak in Wytheville March 8,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Melungeons’ Role in Region’s History,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Experiencing the Melugeons’ First Union Conference,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
Subject: METTALURGY & MINERAL RESOURCES Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Forges & Foundries
WR Chitwood, “Porter’s Forge,” July 1971.
Collection of images/drawings related to Porter’s Forge, 1971.
Auction Notice for Keller Gorge on Spring Street.
Mary Kegley, Wythe County, Virginia: A Bicentennial History. Photocopied listing of forges and foundries.
“Cedar Branch,” Wythe County Historical Review 23 (January 1983).
James Presgraves, ed, Wythe County Chapters: A Gathering of Materials from Scarce, Rare, or Out-of-Print Sources About Wythe County, Virginia, 1972.
Information of Charles Philip McWane of CP McWane Shop and Lynchburg Foundry Co.
Photocopied image of McWane Foundry, 1871.
Photograph of McWane Foundry Workers, ca. 1880s.
Dr. and Mrs. Chitwood, “McWane Foundry.”
Iron Mining & Furnaces
“Irondale Furnace, Cripple Creek,” Enterprise, 1961.
“A ‘Froze’ Furnace,” Enterprise, 1983. Image with caption.
“Old Wythe Furnace, “Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“A Wythe County Landmark (Brown Hill Furnace),” Enterprise, 1938.
“Noble Furnace.” Image with caption.
“Cedar Run Furnaces…,” Enterprise, 1937. Image with caption.
Helen Umberger, “Noble or Irondale Furnace.”
“Iron Furnace In Wythe County Served As Vital War Plant for Confederacy,” Enterprise.
JA Whitman, The Iron Industry of Wythe County from 1792, 1935. Six copies.
“Ghosts of Fires, Furnaces Tell of Once-Busy Community,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Iron Ore Operation at Locust Hill Over 50 Years Ago,” Enterprise.
“Iron Ore Industry was A Gigantic Operation In Wythe Area From 1790 to the Early Part of the Nineteen Hundreds,” Enterprise, 1970.
“Early Century Mining In Patterson Area,” Enterprise, 1982. Image with caption.
Robert Whisonant, “Geology and History of the Civil War Iron Industry in the New River-Cripple Creek District of Southwestern Virginia,” Virginia Minerals 44, no. 4 (November 1998).
“Anybody Remember When?” Enterprise, 1980. Images with caption.
“Blast Furnace from the Past,” Roanoke Times, 1999.
Robert A. Rutland, “Men and Iron in the Making of Virginia (Part II),” The Iron Worker 40, no. 4 (Autumn 1976): 2-17.
“The New River-Cripple Creek Mineral Region.”
New Jersey Zinc
“New Jersey Zinc Co. Austinville Mines Oldest Continuous Operation in the USA: History of Wythe’s Largest Industry Told- A Power Horse of Progress,” Enterprise, 1967.
Miscellaneous articles from Zinc (May), 147-161.
“Whisperings from the Plants: Austinville,” Zinc 8, no. 3 (New Jersey Zinc Company: March 1923).
“Around the Plant: Austinville,” Zinc 5, no. 12 (New Jersey Zinc Company: March 1920).
WO Borcherdt, “Austinville,” Zinc (New Jersey Zinc Company: June 1930).
AB Carver “Austinville- How Reached,” Zinc (New Jersey Zinc Company: May 1930).
“Austinville’s Legion of Honor,” Zinc 4, no. 1 (New Jersey Zinc Company: January 1919).
Typed and handwritten land notes pertaining to New Jersey Zinc in Southwest Virginia.
“Further Cutbacks, Slab Zinc Production Announced By New Jersey Zinc Co.”
“Going...Going...Gone!” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003. Images with caption.
“Ore to Start Flowing Soon Underground From Ivanhoe to the Refining Plant at Austinville,” Enterprise.
“History of Plant at Austinville Described in ‘Zinc’ Magazine.” Newspaper article.
“In Search of New Jersey Zinc Records,” Enterprise, 1999.
CH Vivian, ”Two Centuries of Mining,” Compressed Air Magazine 63, no. 4 (April 1958): 12-17.
Morris Monroe Stewart, letter to the Wythe County Historical Society, March 8, 1992.
“The New Jersey Zinc Company, Austinville, Virginia.” Unattributed article. Four copies.
Reta Saferight, “The Zinc Mines.”
“Lynda Dean.” Article snippet.
“This aerial view of Austinville…” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Austinville Industry,”Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
Claire Nichols, “Austinville Mines Wythe’s Oldest and largest Industry,”The Virginia County (December 1954).
EL Weinberg, “Austinville Mining- 1756 to 1981,” (June 1983).
“Abstract of the Bertha Minieral Company, Austinville, VA.”
“End of An Era: New Jersey Zinc Company Closes,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1982.
Lead Mines
“A Sketch of the Wythe Lead Mines,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1921.
“The Lead Mines.” Unattributed information.
Ownership of the Lead Mines Tract. Handwritten notes.
“The Story of Austinville,” Zinc (May): 142-146.
“The Lead Mines,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1922.
Handwritten timeline of Lead Mines history.
Robert Raper, Description, History, and Recollections of the Lead Mines.
Marie Flanagen via Emily Williams, “The Wythe Lead Mines,” April 3, 1982.
Copied from the original by Mrs. Sarah Tucker Jackson, “History of the Lead Mines,” from Kohler's History of the Lead Mines.
Unattributed Financial and Historical Information on Lead Mines.
James I. Robertson, Jr., “The Lead Mines at Wytheville and Austinville, Virginia.” Script from Civil War segment on WVTF Radio, Blacksburg, Virginia, October 27, 1995.
“Getting the Lead Out: Wythe's Mining Industry Retold In Mineral Journal,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Destruction of the Lead Mines of Wythe County, Virginia,” Enterprise, 1984.
H.T. Stanton, letter to ?Confederate War Department, Enterprise, December 18, 1864.
“Miner ID,” Enterprise, 2006. Images with caption.
“Miners Identified,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
John C. Raper, letter to his Niece, May 10, 1893.
“Miners in Austinville,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“Notes from Converstations with Mr. Matthew Crowder on April 14 and 15, 1922.”
“140 year Old Letter by Austinville Man to His Brothers In Tennessee Tells of Working In Mines and Farm Life,” Enterprise, 1978.
National Carbide
“Ivanhoe Industry” Enterprise. Image with caption.
Photos from the National Carbide plant, 1957.
Unattributed, handwritten notes on the National Carbide plant.
“Forty Years of Service to Co,” Enterprise, 1958. Image with caption.
“Honored for Over 40 Yrs. Service,” Enterprise, 1958. Image with caption.
Walter Ovaska and Thomas Sheperd, A Concise Review of the History, Uses, and Comparative Performance of Acetyene (June 1965).
“Woodford Transferred to Iowa, Ivanhoe Native named Works Manager of Carbide Plant,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1964.
“Woodford Transferred to Iowa,”Wythe County News, 1964.
“Once Proud Industrial Plant to Come Down” news clip, 4/28/79.
“Days of Carbide Plant Gone, but Memory Lives on for Most” Enterprise-Monday, January 6, 1985.
Subject: MILLWORK Accession Number: RC99.0711
Location Number: drawer:folder
Cripple Creek Mill
“Grinding to A Halt: (Cripple Creek) Mill Closing After 100-Plus Years of Operation,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Run of the Mill: Couple Rebuilding A Piece of Cripple Creek History,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Lunchtime at the (Cripple Creek) Mill,” Enterprise, 1998.
Wool & Knitting Mills
“Knitting Mill Boom in Early 1900s,”Enteprrise.
“The Way Things Used to Be (Advertisement for Kent’s Mills),” Enterprise, 1994.
Photocopy of photograph of Wytheville Woolen Mills Inc, 1931.
Paul Knitting Mills, letter to Thomas J. Wallner, March 9, 1920.
Letter
Sawmilling
“Saw Milling A big Industry in Wythe 60 Yrs. Ago,” Enterprise.
“Sawmilling at Max Meadows,” Enterprise, 2000. Image.
Graham’s Forge Mill
“Ancient Mill Still Stands At Graham’s Forge,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Mill Added to Historic Listing: Graham’s Forge Landmark Recently named to national Register of Historic Places,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Historic Site to Take on New Look,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Graham’s Forge Grain and Feed Mill,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Old Grain and Feed Mill- A Noted Wythe Landmark,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1974.
Two postcards, ca. 1959.
“Down by the Ole Mill…” Enterprise, 1983. Image with caption.
“New Status (Graham’s Forge Mill),”Enterprise, 2005. Image with caption.
Miscellaneous Mills
“Browning Mill,” Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“Many A Biscuit Started Here (Musser Mill),”Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“More About the Mill (Doaker Creek Mill),”Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Down by the ‘Old Neff Mill’ Stream,” Enterprise, 1983.
“I Wandered Today to the Mill…,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Fire Destroys Historic (Maykensaw Mill) Home,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1985.
“Old Keesling Roller Mill, Wythe Landmark Soon to be Erased,” Wythe County News, 1951.
“The Old Browning Mill…,” Enterprise, 1989. Image with caption.
“The Old Wythe County Mills,” Enterprise, 1984.
Kent’s Mill, Battle Field Farm
“Stone’s Power Plant Mill”- photo
Reed Creek Mill
WR Chitwood, “Reed Creek Mill,” The Mountain Laurel.
“Stone’s Dam and Mill Area Provides Beauty,” Enterprise, 1980.
“High Waters Recorded At ‘Stones Dam’,” Enterprise, 1979.
“Down at the Old Mill: Wythe Business is a Family Affair,” Enterprise, 2000.
Subject: MINE AND MINERAL RESOURCES Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
6 pages of photos
“Mineral Resources of Sybatus” article.
Subject: MOUNT AIRY Accession Number: 2001.01.0121
Location Number: drawer:folder
Mount Airy, Virginia. Unattributed typed manuscript.
Valentine Staley. Unattributed typed manuscript.
Subject: MULE HELL Accession Number: RC98.0806
Location Number: drawer:folder
Mule Hell. Unattributed typed manuscript.
Subject: MUSEUMS: GENERAL Accession Number: ?
Location Number: drawer:folder
“O. Winston Link Museum to open Saturday, January 10” Enterprise-Thursday, January 8, 2004.
“The O. Winston Link Museum to Open January 10. Roanoke” Enterprise-January 1, 2004.
“War Memorabilia on Display at Bland County Museum” Enterprise-November 6, 2003.
Subject: MUSEUMS: BOLLING WILSON Accession Number: 1999.02.0036
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Diverse Board Brings Experience to (Bolling Wilson) Museum,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2010.
“(Bolling Wilson) Museum Gets Director,” Enterprise, 2008.
“Wilson’s Birthday Bash,” Enterprise, 2010.
“Director of the Wilson Museum Speaks to SAR Group,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“A Victorian Take on Christmas (Bolling Wilson),” Enterprise.
“Victorian Actresses Exhibit Coming to (Bolling Wilson) Museum in April,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“’Heating It Up’ Chili party A Success (Bolling Wilson),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“(Bolling Wilson) Museum to Host After Mother’s Day Tea,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Scouts Paint Museum’s Storage Room,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“Wilson Museum to Celebrate Birthday,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Tea, Anyone? Mom? Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Invites All to After Mother’s Day Tea, Hat Party,” Enterprise, 2012.
“Nostalgic Sign (Bolling Wilson Museum),” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Raising Money for A Museum: Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Seeks Funds to Fix Entrance Slope,” Enterprise, 2014.
“First Lady’s Birthplace makes Endangered Site List,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
“Xerox Donates to Wilson Foundation and Museum,” Enterprise, 2012.
“First Lady’s China Returns Home (Bolling Wilson),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2013.
Subject: MUSEUMS: EXHIBITS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Fire Department History
“Relaying Info Fast.” Unattributed exhibit article with image.
“Villia Maria Academy Destroyed by Fire,” Enterprise.
“Apparatus and Equipment.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Communications.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Barren Springs Volunteer Fire Department.” Unattributed exhibit article with image.
“Rural Retreat Fire Department.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Turning Points in Fire Detection.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“When Did Firefigting Begin?” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Rural Retreat Fire Dept. Organized: Continus Efficient Service,” Enterprise.
“History of Wytheville Fire Department,” Enterprise.
“Fire Fighting Way Back When,” Enterprise.
“Member of Wytheville Fire…” Enterprise.
“Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Station.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Wytheville Fire Department.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“The Fire of 1924.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Evansham Fires Prompt Changes.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Max Meadows Fire Department.” Unattributed exhibit article.
Germans in Wythe County
“Celebrating Wythe’s German Culture,” Enterprise, 1998.
Beverly Repass Hoch, “Pilgrims on the Rhine: 18th Century German Immigration to America,” (2000).
Jonas Hottel, Dieses Gelsang Guch Gehoret (This Hymnal Heard), 1821.
Das Gemeinlchaftliche Gelfanguch: Uum Gottesbienstlichen Gebrauch (The Community Suceeded: For Use by Gods Servants), 20th edition (Baltimore: Echaffer & Maud, 1817).
John Stranger, letter to Joseph Kent, December 2, 1828.
“Maps Relating to German Settlements.” Unattributed exhibit maps.
“Ceremonies.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Education.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Christmas Celebrations.” Unattributed exhibit article.
Miscellaneous Exhibits
“Free Woodworking Exhibit,” Enterprise, 2011.
“Wythe Black History Exhibit,” Enterprise, 2000.
“The Village People”
Telephony Milestones
Telephony Milestones Exhibit program.
“Connections.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“First Telephone.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Small Beginnings.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Progress.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Ring of Success.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Expansion.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Digital Systems.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“Challenges Ahead.” Unattributed exhibit article.
“’Telephony Milestones’ in Wythe,” Enterprise, 1998.
Victorian Weddings
“Victorian Winter Weddings,” Enterprise, 1998.
Victorian Wedding Gown Information. Unattributed exhibit article.
“Married (Molly Crockett),” Presyterian Evangelist, December 4, 1891.
McClure Rayburn and Walter Stanley Wedding Announcement, Wytheville Presbyerian Church, 1893.
“Social News,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1895.
Oris Glisson Historic Costume and Textile Collection, Loan Agreement with the Wytheville Department of Museums, November 11, 1998.
Lizzie Terry and Benjamin Dennis Wedding Announcement, St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1886.
Nannie Gibboney, letter to Mr. and Mrs. Ewald. Undated.
“Wedding portrait of Susan Lee Stuart,” 1887. Image with caption.
“Miss Mary Galvin requrests your presence,” 1891. Wedding invitation. Image with caption.
Napoleon Madison and Emmaline Florida Staley metal plate wedding photo negative. Image with caption.
“1880 wedding pic of John Jones husband of Anne Price Jones.” Image with caption.
“Addie Jones Tucker and Benjamin Tucker,” 1908. Image with caption.
“Etta Virginia Willaims and William Marshall,” 1889. Image with caption.
Subject: MUSEUMS: HERITAGE CENTER Accession Number: 1998.01.0
Location Number: drawer:folder
“The Historic Ties That Bind us: English Attorney Donates Documetns to Town,” Enterprise.
“George Wythe Student Volunteers at Museums,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Town Takes A Closer Look At Artisans Center,” Enterprise, 2006.
“Caretakers of Our Heritage,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Time Travellers: Program helps Students Learn About Virginia’s Past,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Wytheville Museums: Heritage Center Coming to Life,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Grant makes New History Center Reality,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Wytheville Library to be heritage Center: The Heritage Preservation Center will Offer Information to Visitors and House Historical Records and A Fire Museum,” Roanoke Times, 1998.
“Recycling A Piece of the Town’s History: Library Will Be Used for Learning Center,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Editing Wythe’s History,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Traction Engine Ornament for Sale at Museum,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Lions Club Makes Donation,” “Book Signing,” Enterprise. Images with captions.
“New Ornament Is Now Available,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Museum Gift Shop to Move,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“First Thursdays Kick Off: Town Department of Museums Begin New Season of History,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Museum Shop Hosts book Signing, Special Event,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Heritage Funds,” Enteprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Museums Awarded Federal Grant,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Trinkle Mansion,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Local Youth Invited to Become Time Travelers,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Jackson Ferry Shot Tower Ornament,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Heritage Education Program Supported,” Enterprise,1999.
“Shuckery & Wood Pretties,” Enteprrise, 1998. Image with caption.
“AAA Travel Counslors Get Taste of Wytheville: Group Helps Club Members Map out Their Vacations,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Mary Kegley to Sign Latest Book,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Miniature,” Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“1998 Rock House Ornament,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Promoting History,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Heritage Education Support,” Enterprise, 1998.
“Austin Focus of Exhibit,” Enterprise, 2010.
Subject: MUSEUMS: HOMESTEAD Accession Number: 1999.02.0033
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Looming Lessons (Homestead),” Enterprise, 2005.
“Visitors Step Into 19th Century: Heritage Day Event Held (Homestead),” Enterprise, 2012.
“Wytheville Accepts Gift of Historic Jackson property for Museum,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Now & Then To Collide: Homestead Festival Ready to Present the Past on Sept. 24,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Taking A Step Back In Time: Homestead Living History Festival Keeps Old Ways Alive,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Homestead History Festival Is Sept. 27,” Enterprise, 2008.
“History Lives at Homestead,” Enterprise, 2008.
“Events Scheduled for Homestead Living History Festival Sept. 23,” Enterprise, 2006.
Ashley Tate Townsend, “School’s In For Summer: A School Garden Project Keeps Growing,” Virginia Farm Bureau News.
“Students Celebrate May Day,” Enterprise, 2011.
“Museum Beautification,” Enterprise, 2006. Image with caption.
“Past and Furture Come Alive at Saturday Festival,” Enterprise, 2004.
“Living in the Past” news clip, 10/3/06.
Subject: MUSEUMS: LAKES TO FLORIDA HIGHWAY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Highway Museum Grand Opening,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Museum to Hold Grand Opening: Historic Restored Gas Station Among Highlights,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“The Trip to Beauty is Faster Now,” Enterprise, 1983. Image with caption.
“Famed Great Lakes to Florida Highway Assn. Oldest In American- ‘Unbelieable’ Progress Result of Organization,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1970.
“Great Lake sto Flordia Highway Assn. Possibly Oldest in US; Wythevillians Have Had Big Role in 5-State Group,” Enterprise, 1963.
Great Lakes to Florida Highway Association Inc. Brochure. Two copies.
“Map of Lakes to Florida Hgihway,” Roanoke Times, 1925. Two copies.
Subject: MUSEUMS: OUTREACH PROGRAMS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Touring History on Wheels,” Enterprise, 2012.
“Students Become Time Travellers,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Wythe Heritage Camp Open to Area Students,” 2000.
“Time Travelers,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Promoting the Region’s Mountain Culture: Women Dedicate Themselves to Teach Appalachian Heritage to Youths,” Enterprise, 1999.
“Easter Eggs parade In Style! Museum Education Program Demonstrates Natural Dyes for Eggs,” Enteprise, 1999.
“This is How We Spin Our Reach” photo, Enterprise- 1/27/04.
“Fiber Options” news clip, Enterprise-Tuesday, October 26, 2004.
“Wool’s Worth” news paper Home Front, 3/30/2006.
“Fall Fun(?)” newspaper.
“Civil War Program” Enterprise-Wednesday, April 27, 2011.
Subject: MUSEUMS: PUBLICATIONS & TOURS Accession Number: RC99.0102
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Step On Out and Tour A Holiday Home,” Enterprise, 2004.
Wytheville’s Historic Walking Tour Brochure.
“Homes to Open for Holiday Tour,” Enterprise, 1998.
A Guide to Wytheville, Virginia, of Attractions Both Old and New.
Handwritten Wytheville Tour Guide Cards.
“Wytheville, Virginia, Historical Walking Tour Guide.”
Daniel Pezzoni, “Wytheville Historic District Inventory Draft,” April 11, 1994.
“Wytheville, Virginia, Historical Driving Tour,” 1992.
“New Expanded Walking Tour Brochure Available,” Enteprise, 2001.
Subject: MUSEUMS: ROCK HOUSE Accession Number: RC98.0847
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Help Bring the Hallers Home,” Enterprise, 2000.
“Repairs Go On At Rock House,” Enterprise, 1988. Image with caption.
“Rock House Dresses Up,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Local Painting on Display,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Colonial Life Recycled,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Beauty and History Combined,” Enterprise, 1980. Image with caption.
“Book to Include Wythe Houses,” Enterprise, 1978.
“Labor Day Marked End of Rock House Events,” Enterprise, 1978.
“Preview of Holiday Home Tour Presented,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Rock House Dedicated As National Landmark,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Restoration Underway at Old Rock House,” Enterprise.
“Mrs. Sumner Gives Interesting, Informative Talk, Ft. Chiswell CAR,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Spring Sale Set On Rock house Lawn,” Enterprise, 1977.
“Rock House Guild Elects Officers, Sets Admission,” Enterprise.
“The Ivy Covered Old Rock House,” Enterprise, 1978.
Christmas Open House Advertisment, 1976.
“Garden Planted at Rock House,” Enterprise, 1990.
“Decision on Rock House Property Stands,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Rock House Tours,” Enterprise, 1976.
“Christmas At the Rock House Museum,” Enterprise, 1987.
“’The Old Rock House’- One of South’s Most Historic Landmarks- Plans Are To Convert Into A Museum- Will Be A Major Tourist Attraction,” Enterprise.
“New Life Brought to Local Museums,” Enterprise, 1995.
Rock House Floor Plans.
“Museums to Host Holiday Activities,” Enterprise, 1995.
“Renewed Emphasis Gives Museums New Life,” Enterprise, 1995.
Rock House Information Rack Card.
Packet of notes, photographs, and negatives associated with the Rock House Garden.
“1970s Edition Features (Rock) House,” Enterprise.
“Quilts to Be Shown At Rock House,” Enterprise. With advertisement.
“Tours Planned at Old Rock House,” Enterprise. With advertisement.
“Public Invited to hear Christmas Story Time,” Enterprise.
“Rock House Museum On Holiday Tour Route,” Enterprise.
“Portrait of George Wythe Moves to Rock House,” Enterprise, 1973. Image with caption.
“Junior Woman’s Club Protests Fee Charge,” Enteprise, 1976.
“Rock House Shows Its Past,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Rock House Museum Holds Open House,”Enterprise, 1975.
Wytheville Woman’s Club, Holiday Homes Tour Program Card.
“Art Corner: Varied Displays Seen At Rock House Sunday,” Enterprise.
“Rock House Commission,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Art Corner: Exhibits at the Rock House Attract Public,” Enterprise, 1975.
“Patriotic Displays Frestival At Rock House,” Enterprise.
“Old Rare Photos to Be Show At Rock House,”Enteprrise, 1975.
“Story Lady Returns, Bringing Torted, Grog (Rock House),” Enterprise, 1975.
“Herbs Were the Best When It Came to Curing Your Ills (Rock House),” Enterprise.
“Sideboard (Rock House),” Enteprise, 1988.
“Rock House Undergoes Restoration,” Enterprise, 1988.
“Former Rock House Resident Returns for A Visit,” Enterprise.
Antique Auction Pamphlet at Old Rock House, May 15, 1968.
“Noted Grandfather Clock Goes to proposed Rock House Museum,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“A Feature of Saturday’s Historical Tour,” Enteprise.
“Museum, Crafts Store Site Chosen,” Roanoke Times, 1972.
“Rock House Placed on State Registrar,” Enterprise, 1972.
“Historical Society to Sponsor Silver Tea,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Spinning Wheel” (Nacy Witten’s) on display, photo.
“Rock House”-(first known photo), Enterprise-07/11/01.
“Pianoforte”, photo, Enterprise-09/15/01.
“Bavarian China”-dinning room, Enterprise-08/29/01.
“Civil war Christmas”, Enterprise 12/01.
“Who is on Found base-relief sculpture”, Enterprise 01/16/02.
“Museum Growth Prompts Wider Sidewalk”, Enterprise-7/18/02.
“Frances Emerson-Living Dream Museum”
“Work on Windows”
“A Traveler’s Guide to Virginia’s Back Country Museums”
Rock House photo
“Rock House Puritan Tour”, Enterprise- Wednesday, July 18, 1990.
Drawing of Rock House 2x
“First Snow”, Enterprise December 12, 1988. News clip
“Wytheville’s Landmark-The Old Rock House”. News clip
“Famed Rock House to be Museum”- Enterprise-Tuesday, October 2, 1973.
“Sideboard”,Enterprise-12/12/00.
“Herbs were the best when it came to curing your ills”. New clip.
“Portrait of George Wythe Moves to Rock House”, 1973. brochure.
“Former Rock House Resident Returns for a Visit”- 2/15/?. news clip
“The Old Rock House”,news clip, Thursday 29, 1967.
“Antique Auction” Rock House 2 copies. 5/15/1968.
“Noted Grandfather Clock Goes to Proposed Rock House Museum”, news clip, no date.
“A Feature of Saturday’s Historical Tour”, news clip, no date.
“Museum Crafts Store Site Chosen” 2 copies, news clip, 3/18/1972.
“Rock House Placed on State Register”, news clip, 5/9/1972.
“Wythe Historical Society Have Museum Program”, partial news clip, no date.
“Historical Society to Sponsor Silver Tea”, news clip, 1/31/1974.
“Rev. Edwards to Head Historical Society”, news clip, 4/1975.
“Fifteen Artists Exhibit Paintings at Rock House...”, news clip, 6/10/1975.
“Special Exhibit at Rock House Museum Sunday”, news clip, 6/15/1975.
“One Man Show To Be Given at Rock House”, news clip, 6/19/1975.
“Art Exhibits Featured at Rock House”, news clip, 6/24/1975.
“A Gala Day at the Rock House, news clip, 6/29/1975.
“Story Lady Returns Bringing Torte Grog”, news clip, 6/30/1975.
“Patriotic Display Set at Rock House Sunday”, news clip, 7/6/1975.
“Old Rare Photos to Be Shown At Rock House”, news clip, 7/10/1975.
“Patriotic Display’s Festival at Rock House” news clip, 7/15/1975.
“Exhibits at Rock House Attract Public”, news clip, 8/22/1975.
“Rock House”, news clip, 8/26/1975.
“Rock House Commission”, news clip, 9/19/1975.
“Varied Displays Seen at Rock House Sunday”, news clip, no date.
“Holiday Home Tours”, tickets, 12/10/1975.
“Rock House Museum Holds Open House” news clip, 12/23/1975.
“Rock House Shows Its Past”, partial news clip, 12/30/1975.
“Junior Woman’s Club Protests Rock House”, news clip, 4/2/1976.
“Rock House Museum to Open For Tours” news clip, 6/17/1976.
“Revision on Rock House Property Stands”, news clip, 9/1976.
“Christmas Open House Rock House Museum”, news clip, 12/12/1976.
“Rock House Guild Elects Officers, Sets Admission” news clip.
“Spring Sale Set on Rock House Lawn” news clip, 5/10/1977.
“Mrs. Sumner Gives Interesting, Informative Talk, Fort Chiswell C.A.R.” news clip, 1977.
“Restoration Underway at Old Rock House” news clip, July 1977.
“Rock House Dedicated as National State Landmark” news clip, 11/20/1977.
“Preview of Holiday Home Tour Presented” news clip, 12/18/1977.
“Labor Day Marked End of Rock House Events” news clip, 12/18/1977
“Poem ‘The Ivy Covered Old Rock House’ by Homer B. Umberger” news clip, 9/14/1978.
“Book to include Wythe Homes” news clip, 11/21/1978.
“Beauty and History Combined” news clip, 6/26/1980.
“Colonial Lifestyle Recalled” news clip, 6/26/1980.
“Local Painting on Display” news clip, 6/26/1980.
“Rock House Dresses up” news clip, 11/13/1980.
“Repairs Go On at Rock House” news clip, 11/7/1988.
“Gardens planted at Rock House” news clip, 7/21/1990.
“Rock House Museum on Holiday Tour Route” news clip.
“Public Invited to Hear Christmas Story Time” news clip.
“Open House Rock House Museum” news clip, 12/21.
“A Country Pantry” news clip, 10/19.
“Tours Planned at Old Rock House” news clip, August 22-23.
“Women of Historical Society Organize Guild” news clip, 4/27.
“Quilts to Be Shown at Rock House” news clip.
“Wythe Historical Society Have ‘Museum’ Program” partial news clip.
“Be Sure to Come to the Rock House Museum” news clip.
“1970s Edition Features Rock House” partial news clip.
“The Rock House” hand out.
“The Rock House Herb Garden” article, 1990.
“Photos of Herb garden” 1990
“Renewed Emphasis Gives Museums New Life” news clip, 3/1/1995.
“New Life Brought to Local Museums” news clip, 9/2/1995.
“Museums to Host Holiday Activities” news clip, 11/8/1995.
Floor plans of Rock House
“Greetings from the Old Rock House” Christmas cards.
“The Rock House” post cards.
“Tour of Eastern Part of Wythe County” tour brochure, 5/8/1971.
“Museum Tour” tour brochure, 4/22/1972.
Rock House Interior-news clip.
Sketches of Rock House by Frances Anne Holler
“Plaque Shows Rock House Claim to Fame” news clip.
“Old House Remains the Same” news clip.
“Converting Historic Landmark into Museum” news clip.
“Rock House Shows its Past” news clip.
“Rock House Placed in State Register” news clip.
“A New Coat for Winter” painting trim R.H.-news clip.
Picture of Rock House 1975.
“Old House Remains in Same Family” news clip.
“Picture of Rock House Interior with Kathleen Campbell” bonus photo. “Rock “House Museum Will Host Harvest Celebration” news clip, 9/19/98.
“Historical Tour” news clip.
“Smith to Paint Victorian Wytheville” news clip, 6/25/97.
“Digging Up Wytheville’s Past” news clip, 6/19/99.
“Dig Uncovers Fads, Fashions of Victorian America” news clip, 6/29/99.
“Wytheville Museums Get New Curator, Kim Parker” news clip, 7/31/99.
“A Summer View of Wytheville” news clip, 1/22/00.
“For Microfilm Reason” news clip, 4/1/00.
“Halku(?) Family Makes Donation” news clip, 4/5/00.
“Fre(?) Hosts Weekend Honoring Women” news clip, 9/16/00.
“Kim Parker-Other Agencies Wish Lists” news clip, 1/24/01.
“Historic Land Mark” news clip, Enterprise.
“Rock House Undergoes Restoration” news clip, Enterprise-July 18, 1988.
“Spinning Wheel (Nancy Witten’s) on Display” photos.
“Rock House-First Known Photo” Enterprise-07/11/01.
“Pianoforte” photo, Enterprise-09/15/01.
“Bavarian China-Dining Room” photo, Enterprise-08/29/01.
“Civil War Christmas” news clip, Enterprise-12/01.
“Who is on Found Base-relief Sculpture” photo and news clip, Enterprise 01/16/02.
“Museum Growth Prompts Wider Sidewalk” news clip, Enterprise-7/18/02.
“Frances Emerson-Living Dream-Museum” paper.
“Work on Windows” paper.
“A Traveler’s Guide to Virginia’s Back Country Museums”
“Rock House Museum” photo.
“Rock House Ruritan Tour” news clip, Enterprise-Wednesday, July 18, 1990.
“First Snow” news clip, Enterprise-December 12, 1988.
“Wytheville’s Landmark-The Old Rock House” news clip.
“Famed Rock House to be Museum” news clip, Enterprise-Tuesday, October 2, 1973.
“Sideboard” news clip, Enterprise-12/12/00.
“Herbs Were the Best When it Came to Curing Your Ills” news clip.
“Portrait of George Wythe Moves to Rock House” news clip, 1973.
Photo of Dinning Room
Card from Mrs. Max O. Dickey.
“A Travel Guide to Virginia’s Back County Museums” booklet
“Art Exhibits Features at Rock House Museum” news clip, Enterprise- 6/24/1975.
“A Gala Day at the Rock House” news clip, Enterprise-6/29/1975.
“Fifteen Artists Exhibit Paintings at Rock House; County Scenes in Wythe Displayed the Past Sunday” Enterprise-6/10/1975.
“Rev. Edwards to Head Historical Society” April 1975.
“Wythe Historical Society Have Museum Program” Enterprise-Tuesday, January 22, 1974.
“Special Exhibit at Rock House” news clip, 6/15/75.
“Work on Rock House Windows Under Way” news clips.
“Antique Auction”
Subject: MUSEUMS: THOMAS J. BOYD Accession Number: RC98.0846
Location Number: drawer:folder
“In Recognition (Everett kegley Collections Center),” Enterprise, 2004. Image with caption.
“Museum Gets Gets Grant for Polio Exhibit,” Enteprrise, 2005.
“Exploring Culture,” Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“Veteran’s Day,” Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Fountains of Flowers…” Enteprise, 1998.
“Antique Equipment Part of Fun Fest,” Enterprise, 1997.
“Bringing Historic Engine Back to Life,” Enterprise, 1995.
“Boyd Museum Spruces up Activities,” Enterprise, 1995.
“Boyd Museum Sees Expansion,” Enterprise, 1994.
“Thomas J. Boyd Museum: The Building.”
“Tazewill Street Museum Building.”
“Civil War Exhibt Free During Fest: Museum Focuses on Wythe County’s Ties to the War,” Enterprise, 2006.
“In Recognition” Enterprise-06/05/04.
“Boyd Museum seeks expansion” news clip, 4/30/94.
“Civil War Exhibit Free During Fest” news clip, Enterprise-6/3/06
“Antique Equipment Part of Fun Fest” news clip, 9/6/97.
“Fountains of Flowers...” news clip, Enterprise-08/08/98.
“Boyd Museum Spruces up for Activities” news clip, Enterprise-4/12/95.
“Tazewill Street Museum Building” news clip, Enterprise-10/27/81.
“Bringing Historic Engine Back to Life” news clip, Enterprise-Wednesday, July 5, 1995.
photo of Veteran’s Day Enterprise-11/13/99.
“Living a moment of Grace” news clip, 8/05/00(?)
“Living in a Moment of Grace” news clip,
Thomas J. Boyd Museum, The building-letter.
Subject: MUSEUMS: TRAINING SCHOOL Accession Number: 2003.01.0011
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Training School Educators Remembered,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“County’s Early Educators Remembered,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
Wings Over Jordan Black Choir Program.
Subject: MUSEUM GRANTS Accession Number: ?
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Museum gets grant for polio exhibit” news clip, Enterprise-Thursday, July 28, 2005.
“History grant a Possibility” news clip, Enterprise-March 26, 2011.
Subject: MUSIC Accession Number: 2001.01.0028
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Making Winning Music in Galax (with Jim Lloyd),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Hymn Playings Contest Rules Given; To be Helf on Wednesday, Feb. 25,” newspaper article, undated.
“A Song for Heroes,” Roanoke Times, 2002.
“Bringing in the Musical Harvest: Fundraiser Helps Put Music In Schools,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“J. Plunky Branc to Perform at 1908 Courthouse Oct. 11,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Emerson Concert,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Back to School Jam: Free Music Event Aims for Teen Audience,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Local Musician’s Band (Old Time Tradition) Opens for Ricky Skaggs Saturday,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Viva Variety: Wytheville Musician Joins VW Boys,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“Organ Renewal (Galena Presbyterian Chruch),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2002.
“The Three Tenors Featured,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“New River Chamber Singers,” Southwest Viorginia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“The Velveteers: The Biggest Little Band in Wytheville.” Newspaper article, undated.
“The Hills Are Alive (Blue Ridge Music Center),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Lloyd to Highlight ‘Evolution of Banjo,’” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Celtic Dreams (Ron Delby, Mark Litteral),” Wytheville Enterprise, 2004.
“Singers Sought for New Chorus: Community Band Founder to Direct Singers,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2006.
“Making the Saw Sing: A Unique Musical Sound.” Newspaper article, undated.
The Beethoven Junior Music Club. Booklet.
“Strings Will Sing Nov. 20,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“A Craft Well Worth Preserving: Instrument Making Goes Hand In Hand with Old-Time Music,” Wytheville Enterprise, 1994.
“New Recording Company Releases First CD,” Roanoke Times, 2000.
“Series Presents Elizabeth LaPrelle: Local Performer to Bring Ballads to First Thursdays with History,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
“Music in the Mountains,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Picking One,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000. Image with caption.
“85 Years of Music,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011.
“Music Scholarship Winners,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2011. Image with caption.
“Music Recital,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001. Images with captions.
“Highland Camerata Rehearsals Sept. 5,” Southwest Virginia Enteprise, 2000.
“Abingdon Festival Features Wythe Musicians,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2012.
Wytheville Opera House, “Kings of Kings” pamphlet.
Wytheville Opera House “The Scarlet Letter” pamphlet.
“Metropolitan Opera Star to be Presented in Concert here on Friday, March 15, “Sponsored by Wythe Community Concert Association” Enterprise-Tuesday, March 12, 1963.
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Subject: NATIVE AMERICANS Accession Number: 2004.01.0059
Location Number: drawer:folder
Archaeological Investigations at Sites 44WG281 and 44WY245 In Washington and Wythe Counties, Virginia, East Tennessee Natural Gas Company, 2004.
Subject: NEW RIVER Accession Number: RC98.0851
Location Number: drawer:folder
“New River,” 1974.
“Signs of Spring on the River,” 2000.
“Jundge Orders all 57 Miles to be Unobstructed: New River Trail to be Opened,” Roanoke Times, 1999.
“Network Stretches 160 miles from Pulaski to Abingdon: Elaborate Trail System Traverses Southwest Virginia,” Roanoke Times, 1999.
Lesley Woodrum, “New River- Did You Know?” Monroe Watchman (Union, West Virginia: August 29, 2002).
“Free Flowing History: New River Trail Celebrates its 25th Anniversary,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2014.
“New River Trail Awarded Honor: Riverside Rails-to-Trails Project Singled Out for Connecting People, Communities, and History,” Roanoke Times, 1999.
“Trail of Promise: Officials see State Park As A Shot in the Arm for Southwest Va. Tourism,” Roanoke Times & World News, 1990.
“Signs of Spring on the River,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2000.
“New River Trail State Park plans will be Highlighted at Meeting.” Newspaper article, undated.
Glenn Morris, “So Old, the New: Shaping the Land for Eons and Lives for Generations, the New River Defines Time in its Valley,” Southern Living (August 1981).
“Litigation at New River,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001.
Subject: NEWSPAPERS Accession Number: RC98.0852
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Southwest Virginia Enterpirse on Main Street, Wytheville, in 1931,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“Stopping the Presses: Crews Talk About Their Newspaper Jobs,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
Southwest Virginia Enterprise Workers Photo Advertisement.
“Company Plans to Buy FCN: Media General Hopes to Complete Sale in 60 Days,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise.
“Enterprise Staff Pauses […] for Annual Christmas Party.” Image.
Elmer Johnson, ed, A Checklist of Southwestern Virginia Newspapers, 1800-1974 (Radford, VA: Department of History at Radford College, 1974).
Helen Grove, letter to Harold Mann, October 9, 1973.
Helen Grove, letter to Harold Mann, July 30, 1973.
WR Chitwood, letter to Helen Grove, July 18, 1973.
Helen Grove, letter to Harold Mann, July 17, 1973.
List of Newspapers found on microfilm from WR Chitwood Files.
“Editors Trading Places: Porter-Nichols to Leave the Enterprise,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“(Sam) Cooper Named Publisher: Veteran Newsman to Oversee Local Papers,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2000.
“FCN wins 106 State Advertising Awards,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2000.
“Enterprise Ad Staff Recognized as Best In State,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“Enterprise Honored In Newspaper Contest,” Southwest Virignia Enteprise, 1999.
“Newspaper Company Announces Promotions,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
Newspaper Collection of Wytheville, Virginia, Resource Center as of November 1, 1998.
“Old Enterprise Office.” Image with caption.
“$100 Reward (for Wytheville Dispatch article).” Newspaper advertisement, undated.
“Readers Misses Newspaper Issue during 1918 Epidemic,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1997.
“Newspaper Observes 125 years of Service,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1995.
“Newspapers Give A Daily History,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1989.
“Old Model K Linotype, 1904-1966,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1973. Image with caption.
Winifred Gregory, “American Newspapers 1821-1936,” (New York: HW Wilson Company, 1937).
Newspapers in Microform,” (Washington DC: Library of Congress, 1984).
“65 Years Ago- Practically Today- Tuesday, Jan 11, 1900: Stories and Ads Below are Exact Duplication of Ones in Southwest Virginia Enterprise,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1965.
“Newspaper to Publish 3 Times A Week: Name Set to Change,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2002.
SUBJECT: NEWSPAPER: KEGLEY’S CORNER Accession Number: ?
Location Number: drawer.folder
“Taverns of Old Evansham-Part 1” September 8, 1986.
“Court Records of 1821” August 25, 1986.
“Bits of the Past” August 7, 1984.
“More About Amusement Halls”
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Subject: PINEY Accession Number: RC98.0809
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Mystery In Stone Found Near Porters Crossroads,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998.
Subject: POOR FARM Accession Number: RC98.0860
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Rich In Spirit: A Wythe County Couple Devote Their Lives to Preserving On of Virginia’s Former Poor Farms,” Roanoke Times, 2005.
“Relic of Earlier Life (Building Across from Poor Farm),” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“George Mattis […],” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995. Image with caption.
“A Forgotten Story of Brotherly Love,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1995.
“Poor Farm Tenenant House,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1996.
“Poor Farm Tour,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Poor Farm Renovated,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise. Undated image with caption.
“Tour of Poor House Farm,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Reunion Tour,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“The Olde Poor Farm,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Revisiting the Poor Farm,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“A Visit to the Poor Farm,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999. Image with caption.
“A Local Landmark: Poor Farm Placed on State Historical Register,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1999.
“Bethel Community Hayride Brings Out 108 Participants,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2000.
“Poor Farm: One Way the county met Critical Needs,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1987.
“Archives Operation Open to the Public,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Recording Life’s Melodies.” Undated newspaper article.
Cindy Rowland, email to Sarah and Junior Graham, February 12, 2001.
Charlotte Greever, letter to Sarah, Austust 9, 1962.
United Daughters of the Confederacy Insert on Henry Umberger Family Home.
Lana Lucas, email to abnerb@, 2001.
Climb Up the Johnstone Family Tree.
Lyle Browning, letter to Luke LeBlanc, April 16, 2002.
Press Release for Wythe County Poorhouse Farm Historical Highway Markers Dedication Ceremony.
Scott Arnold, email to Mr. and Mrs. Graham, June 1, 2001.
Wythe County Board of Supervisors Resolution, November 28, 2000.
Handwritten Map of Poorhouse Farm Property.
“The Wythe County Poorhouse Farm,” The Mountain Laurel,
Wythe County Poorhouse Farm (98-30), National Register of Historic Places, OMB No. 1024-0018.
“Royal Oak DAR Chaper Tours Poor Farm,” Smyth County News & Messenger, 2003.
“Walker-Terry Camp SCV Has Busy Year,” Enterprise, 2005.
“Poor Farm Tour,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1998. Image with caption.
“Ms. Willie Hands Down her Bell,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1997.
Abner & Sarah Graham Genealogy Records.
Poor House, Confederacy Connections with Inserts.
“Wythe County Poorhouse Farm to Host Historical Marker Ceremony,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001.
“Boston College,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
“Historical Highway Markers Approved for Wythe County,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001.
“Donation,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
“Easter on the Poor Farm,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001.
“Choppin’ Fodder,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001. Image with caption.
Image of Poorhouse Farm with accompanying information.
Mary Kegley, ed, “Divorces of Wythe County, Virginia, 1816-1886,” 2004.
Poorhouse information from the 1860 Virginia Census.
Wythe County Historical Society Poorhouse News.
“Report Board of Supervisors for Month of July,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1923.
“Military Museum,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2003.
“Show and Tell Enjoyed by Wilderness Road DAR,” Wytheville Enteprise, 2003.
“To Buy New road Tractor for the County of Wythe,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1925.
“Vocation School Closed at Foster Falls,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1924.
Sandra Fisher, letter to Abner & Sarah Graham, October 14, 2002.
“96 Highway Markers Added This Year,” Notes on Virginia (Fall 2001) no 45.
“Impromptu Reunion is Held At Wythe County Poor Farm,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 2001.
“One-of-A-Kind Marker Dedicated in Wythe County,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 2001.
Handwritten notes on Poorhouse Farm with accompanying map.
“Grahams Restore Wythe’s Poor Farm,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1995.
Subject: POPLAR CAMP Accession Number: RC98.0810
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: POST OFFICES Accession Number: 2013.05.0034
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Postal Service Takes a Closer Look at Site” Enterprise-May 27, 1998.
“Wytheville P.O. Was Built in 1915”
“Wytheville Will Get Its New Post Office” Enterprise-September 5, 1998.
“A Look at New Post Office Plans” Enterprise-September 12, 1998.
“1915 Post Office” Enterprise-Wednesday, January 1, 1997.
Photo of the U.S Post Office in Wytheville made in 1985.
“Post Office Opening Delayed” Enterprise-May 27, 2000.
“Wytheville Post Office: Its Past and Its Future” Enterprise-July 21, 1999.
“Wytheville Post Office, Pre-1918” Enterprise-Saturday, April 25, 1998.
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Subject: RADIO STATION Accession Number: RC98.0862
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: REAL ESTATE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: RECREATION & SPORTS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: REFERENCE RESOURCES Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer.folder
“Church Records” by Mary B. Kegley
“Family Folklore Interviewing Guide and Questionnaire”
“Oral History Workshop. A basic Guide to the Concepts, Techniques and Strategies of Oral History Research”.
“Sitting on the Court House Bench an Oral History on Grundy, Virginia” Oral history by Grundy High School Students.
“The Elements of Social History”
“Getting Started” February 7, 2002.
“Heritage Education the Importance of Grandparents” winter 2004 Volume VII, Number 2.
“Oral History Interview Equipment” April 5, 2002.
“Tips on Oral History Interviews”
“Oral History Workshop on the Web” January 15, 2002.
“Oral History Review” The University of California Press.
“Oral History Workshop” Virginia Folk life Program” August 27, 2001.
“Conversations on oral histories from the Archivist List” emails, January 21, 2004.
“Collected the Rise of Oral History in Museum Exhibitions”
“Using Student Generated Oral History Research in the Secondary Classroom”
“Great Questions List” January 26, 2008.
The Grand Generation” by Marjorie Hunt with Mary Hufford and Steven Zeithlin.
“Selected Folk life and Oral History in Education Webography”
Subject: RELIGION: MISCELLANEOUS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer.folder
“Salvation Army Camps Celebrate 100 Years” Enterprise-July 26, 1997.
“Windows Broken, Interior of Historic Wythe Church Severely Damaged by Vandals Friday Night” Enterprise-November 20, 1970.
Subject: REVOLUTIONARY WAR Accession Number: RC98.0827
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: RURAL RETREAT: GENERAL Accession Number: 1998.01.0811
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Rural Retreat Residents to Compete in Miss Pre-teen Roanoke Pageant” Enterprise-September 14, 2013.
Subject: RURAL RETREAT: GOVERNMENT Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: RURAL RETREAT: HISTORY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
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Subject: SCOTCH-IRISH Accession Number: 2004.01.0066
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SEVEN YEARS WAR Accession Number: RC98.0826
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SEPTEMBER 11TH Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Wythe County Remembers September 11th”
Subject: SLAVERY Accession Number: RC98.0880
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SOCIAL SERVICES & VOLUNTEERISM Accession Number: RC98.0881
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SPEEDWELL Accession Number: RC98.0812
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SPRINGS Accession Number: RC98.0882
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: STONEY FORK Accession Number: 2001.01.0154
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: SUPERNATURAL/PARANORMAL Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
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Subject: THEATER Accession Number: RC98.0883
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: TOURISM Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Beagle Ridge Herb Farm
“It’s Time to Plant Garlic,” Wytheville Enterprise, 2005.
“Herb Farm,” newspaper image with caption, 2012.c
Miscellaneous
“Nothing to Sneeze at” Enterprise-Tuesday, September 12, 200(?)
“Fisher Lake Clincher to Create the Tourist Paradise for Wythe and Area” article.
Subject: TRANSPORTATION: AIRPORTS & PLANES Accession Number: RC98.0863
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: TRANSPORTATION: RAILROADS & DEPOTS Accession Number: RC98.0863
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: TRANSPORTATION: ROADS & BUSSING Accession Number: RC98.0876
Location Number: drawer:folder
Interstates 81 & 77
“Governor Godwin Clips Another I-77 Ribbon,” Southwest Virignia Enterprise, 1977.
“Old and New Running Parallel in Bland County,” Enteprrise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Big Rocks Give Way to I-77 Construction,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Interstate 77 Linking Up Across New River: Wytheville-Fort Chiswell Corridor Named ‘Growth Center’ by EDA,” Southwest Virginia Enterprise, 1978.
“Superhighway Bypasses Bland Super Highway,” Enterpise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Upgrade of Interstate Overlap to cost a fifth of entire I-81 project,” Roanoke Times, 1998.
“Before and After Photos of I-77 Construction,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“Here is the Answer to the Elimination of ‘Killer Mountain’ in Carroll County,” Enterprise, 1974.
“Construction Moving at Rapid Pace on Another Important I-77 Project,” Enterprise, 1968. Image.
“US 21 Death Trap to be Eliminated by Interstate 77,” Enteprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“I-77 to Span US 52 and New River Near Shot Tower,” Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
“Huge Fleet of Cats and Trucks Being used to Build I-77, I-81 Interchange,” Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
“Giant Interstate Highways to Connect Here,” Enterprise, 1976. Image with caption.
“Interstate Progresses Through Carroll County, Bastian Interchange to Give Citizens Access to I-77,” Enterprise, 1974. Images with captions
“I-77 Work Through South Gap Nears Completion,” Enterprise, 1974. Images with caption.
“Progrees Shows On I-77 Construction at Bastian,” Enterprise, 1974. Images with caption.
Big Walker & East River Mountain Tunnels
Big Walker Mountain Tunnel postcard.
“Big Walker Tunnel Gets Ventilation Shafts, Giant Fans to Push Air Through Tunnel,”Enterprise. Images with captions.
Two unattributed newspaper images.
“Making Preparations to Construct the Huge Building in Front of the Tunnels,” Enterprise, 1968. Image with caption.
“Dozen Area Riders Claim ‘First’ by Riding Trhough Big Walker Tunnel Sunday Afternoon,” Enterprise. Image with caption.
“Famed East River Mountain Tunnel Construction Nearing Completion,” Enterprise, 1974. Image with caption.
“’Most Significant Highway Project in Va’s History’, Said…” Enterprise, 1970.
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Subject: UTILITIES: ELECTRICITY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Electrifying-765 KV-power line on way in” news clip, Tuesday, May 3, 2005.
Subject: UTILITIES: INTERNET Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: UTILITIES: TELEPHONE Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: UTILITIES: WATER/SEWER Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
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Subject: VETERANS Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: VIETNAM WAR Accession Number: RC98.0836
Location Number: drawer:folder
“Vietnam War is the Reason for this Gathering” photo, Enterprise-Thursday, August 25, 1966.
Subject: VITICULTURE Accession Number: ????.??.????
Location Number: drawer:folder
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Subject: WAR OF 1812 Accession Number: RC98.0828
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: WEATHER Accession Number: RC98.0889
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: WORLD WAR I Accession Number: RC98.0559
RC98.0833
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: WORLD WAR II Accession Number: RC98.0834
Location Number: drawer:folder
Subject: WYTHE COUNTY: GENERAL Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“God Bless America” photo, Enterprise-September 22, 2001.
“Terrorist Attacks felt locally” news clip, Enterprise-September 15, 2001.
“People seek answers and pray for peace” news clip, Enterprise-September 15, 2001.
“Southwest Virginia Leader” packet, July 1924.
Newspaper Wytheville Enterprise-February 28, 1990.
“Substance abuse Affects us all in Some way” news clip, Enterprise-July 4, 2012.
“Happy Birthday, Wythe County” by Stephanie Porter.
Note-1768 Eastern State Hospital
“2nd Annual Tour Wythe County Historical Society” booklet, April 22, 1972.
“Tour of the Eastern Part of Wythe County” booklet, May 8, 1971.
“Community Center bonding” Enterprise-June 24, 2006.
“The Pages Of History”
“McWane Pool, Withers Field, 4th Ave Hotel, Jail, R.P. Johnson” pictured
Wytheville Presbyterian Church, Clarence Trinkle Home, now Barnett Funeral Home, Saint Paul Methodist Church-photo
“A Walk Through History” Enterprise-March 11,2000.
“Galax City Manager” photo
“A County and Country United” Enterprise-September 15, 2001.
“Sports Hall of Fame” Enterprise-September 27, 2000.
Newspaper Enterprise-February 28, 1990.
“Wytheville Citizens in 1951 Dale Carnegie Course Graduation Program”
Subject: WYTHE COUNTY: HISTORY Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
“A Diary of Events in Wytheville” Enterprise-March 6, 1989.
“Hanging History: Relative Reflects on 1904 Execution” Enterprise March 25, 2004
Subject: WYTHE COUNTY: GOVERNMENT Accession Number: ????
Location Number: drawer:folder
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