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Rand McNally and Co.'s New Business Atlas Map of Virginia
Map shows the state of Virginia divided into counties. Contains index that identifies railroads, as well as a table of city and town sizes and locations. Originally published 1904.
Rand McNally Standard Map of Virginia
Map of Virginia also shows index of cities and towns with population, as well as indicators of significant railroads.
Reed Island Iron Company Receipts
The collection contains two receipts issued to the Reed Island Iron Company of Pulaski County, Virginia.
Roanoke and Southern Railway Company Charter Amendment
The collection consists of a flyer containing amendment to the charter of the Roanoke and Southern Railway Company, ratified by the North Carolina General Assembly in 1893.
Roanoke Railway and Electric Company Photo Album
A photo album featuring images of the Roanoke Railway and Electric Company buildings and lines, as well as scenic views in the Roanoke area.
Rock Island Lines Insurance Booklet
The collection contains a booklet promoting an insurance plan for employees of the Rock Island Lines.
R. A. Scott Diary
The diary of R. A. Scott documents the life of the overseer of [rail] roads
from Augusta County, Virginia, from 1877 to 1882. The collection includes one diary and two receipts. Information on the railroad, farming, religion, and local deaths also appears.
Thomas Robinson Sharp Papers
This collection consists of journals, notebooks, scrapbooks, and letter copy books of Thomas Robinson Sharp, a Confederate military railroad superintendent during the American Civil War and colonel and official of several railroad companies in the latter half of the nineteenth century.
Frank Smith Research Paper
Typescript photocopy of Frank Smith's essay, "The Bridge at Tyrone," regarding the construction and history of the railroad bridge at Tyrone, Kentucky, owned by the Louisville Southern Railroad, and later Norfolk Southern.
South West-Virginia: Mineral Resources and Railway Facilities
Map shows mineral resource distribution and railways throughout southwestern Virginia. It also contains a legend of symbol explanation, as well as a table of distances, and an inset map shows the eastern seaboard of the United States.