Local/Regional History and Appalachian South

This collection contains a store ledger, possibly a general store, from Pulaski, Virginia, with accounts of purchases, customers, and goods, such as coffee, soda, fish, salt, etc.

The collection consists of over 500 correspondence and papers pertaining to the legal and political careers of Robert Taylor Scott and Richard Carter Scott, father and son, Virginia lawyers, judges, and politicians. The Scotts were partners in a Richmond based law firm, Scott & Scott, and both served as Virginia's Attorney General in the late nineteenth century.

The collection contains a cash ledger of the Radford Brick Company, which operated a manufacturing plant at Tiptop (Tazewell County), Virginia around the turn of the twentieth century.

Collection is an insurance map in six parts, with each part duplicated. Reproduction is in the negative.

Topographical map shows the area north of Radford, Virginia, including Radford Army Ammunition Plant

Map shows topography of area immediately surrounding Radford, Virginia. Unlike Map 0242, which is otherwise identical, this map is full color, depicting woodland areas in green.

Map shows topography of area immediately surrounding Radford, Virginia. Unlike Map 0099, which is otherwise identical, this map features only three colors and does not depict woodland areas in green.

Map of Radford, Virginia, shows city blocks. It contains several hand-written markings that identify different sections of the city.

Map shows lots in Radford, Virginia, belonging to Radford Land and Improvement Co. Accompanied by a broadside ("Price-List of Building Lots at Radford, on New River, Virginia, Until January 1st, 1889," under the name of J. Hampton Hoge, land agent) measuring 8 x 10.5", listing the prices of lots for sale. The map is hand-marked, showing lots that have been sold.

Map shows city blocks in Radford, Virginia, including a distance chart, travel and freight statistics, and a larger, contextual map.