100_1999.jpg481 viewsPhoto by Patti Weaver, March 25, 2007
Oldtown - Oldtown School355 viewsThis building is now bing used as a church. Photo by David arnld [email]david-arnold@comcast.net[.email]
Oldtown - Church370 viewsTHIS UNIDNTIFIED CHURCH WAS PHOTOGRAPHD BY DAVID ARNOLD
Fries - 191 Cliff Street388 views101 Cliff St. Fries, VA. Home was reputed to have been built by Western Union as telegraph office. Also reputed to have been first residence built in historic district of Fries.--Photo by David Arnold
1baptistgalax.jpg338 viewsFrom a 1920-1930s era postcard
1nationalbankgalax.jpg354 viewsThis is a circa 1930 postcard showing the First National Bank of Galax.
923.jpg627 viewsThis is a photo of the Wolf Knob School taken in January 1913.
942.jpg759 viewsThis photo was taken early in 1918. These men left after the photo was taken for Camp Lee, Virginia for basic training.
andersonharveyellis.jpg545 viewsMy father, Harvey Ellis Anderson, is second from the left in the front row. It has always been my impression that he was the teacher at this school in Majors. I am not sure of his age at the time, but wonder how he qualified as a teacher. I have no idea where he might have attended school although I believe he briefly attended college at Valpairoso College or University somewhere in the midwest as he was returning to Grayson County from Washington State. (The only information I have about his time in Washington was that he and several friends climbed Mount Baker which he reported to a newspaper in Grayson. I have a copy of his "letter to the editor." Several of his siblings are also present in the picture and their names are underlined. Claude Testerman is also shown who married Harvey's sister, Laura. Courtesy of R. David Anderson rdandy1@cfw.com
AnotherviewGWPark_shomeplace.jpg510 viewsCourtesy of Carol Lindamood circuitrider@tcia.net
View of the Appalachian Trail near the Grayson Smyth County Line at Route 600216 views
apptrail2.jpg492 viewsThis marker is located on Route 600, near the Grayson/Smyth County line. Photo March 2003 by Jeff Weaver
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