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uschem4.jpg689 viewsA facility built in Saltville, Virginia to produce poison gas for World War I. Demolished in 1919. From an old postcard.
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ussprucelumber1908.jpg649 viewsThis 1908 postcard shows the lumber yards for the U.S. Spruce Lumber Company at Marion, VA.
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Marion - Virginia House Restaurant619 viewsFrom a late 1950s postcard.
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vancecompany.jpg605 viewsThis 1930s photo shows the Vance Company, a hardware and farm supply store in Chilhowie, Virginia.
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va_saltville1.jpg592 viewsThe town's golf course is seen here in a 1930s era postcard.
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va_saltville2.jpg628 viewsAlso known as the "Bucket Line", shown here in operation, probably in the 1930s.
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victorytheater.jpg718 viewsThe Victory Theater, located at the corner of Main Street and Palmer Avenue in Saltville is seen in this circa. 1925 photograph. Courtesy of the Museum of the Middle Appalachians.
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viewrvrside.jpg564 viewsThis is a 1930s photo of the area of St. Clair's Bottom known as Riverside. Courtesy of Mary C. Blevins.
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wagonfactry.jpg630 viewsThis is a 1907 photo. Courtesy of Mary C. Blevins.
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Saltville - Waiting for the Governor817 viewsWAITING FOR GOV. LINWOOD HOLTON / SALTVILLE, VA. / SEPTEMBER 1971. Courtsy of Don Smithdsmith1043@comcast.net
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Saltville - Walker Mountain731 viewsSharp wooded hills of Walker Mountain (looking southwest from C 30). Abingdon quadrangle. Virginia. No date, but circa 1910. From the U.S. Geological Survey.
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wellfields1.jpg552 viewsPhoto summer 2003 by Jeff Weaver
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