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This scrapbook page contains five photographs taken in and around the Byllesby Dam in Carroll County, Virginia.

The Byllesby, Virginia, Dam Construction Photograph Album contains 110 silver gelatin prints in a black photograph album that documents the step-by-step construction of the Byllesby dam and associated power generating structures on the in Carroll County, Virginia in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

This is a portrait of Edward Spencer, Vice President of Student Affairs from 2008-2012. Spencer worked in various positions in the Division of Student Affairs from 1983 until his retirement in 2012. The portrait is a framed oil painting, created by artist Christian M. Brahe, in 2014.

This is a portrait of James W. Dean, Vice President of Student Affairs from 1968-1981. Dean worked in various positions with Student Affairs, beginning in 1959. The portrait is a framed oil painting, created by artist Christian M. Brahe, in 2014.

This is a portrait of Landrum Cross, Vice President of Student Affairs from 1995 to 2005. Cross was hired as assistant vice president of Student Affairs in 1983 and was promoted twice during his tenure. The portrait is a framed oil painting, created by artist Christian M. Brahe, in 2014.

This is a portrait of Sandra Sullivan, Vice President of Student Affairs from 1982-1988. The portrait is a framed oil painting, created by artist Christian M. Brahe, in 2014.

This is a portrait of Goodale Thomas, Vice President of Student Affairs from 1988-1995. The portrait is a framed oil painting, created by artist Christian M. Brahe, in 2014.

This framed portrait is a reproduced photgraph of Dr. Zenobia Hikes, who served as Vice President of Student Affairs from September 2005 until the time of her death in 2008.

This item is a c.1910s children's toy stove. When used, this stove would have been fueled by kerosene. This stove is missing some parts and has some damage, but it includes the stove, two pots (one with a lid), a kettle, a small baking pan, several kerosene burners, and handles from missing pots. The stove is missing the chimney, a few handles on stove doors, and likely several small pots and a larger vessel with a spout for heating water.

This jacket beloged to Cadet (later Commandant of Cadets and professor), Adam T. Finch, and likely dates to about 1892/1893.