Local/Regional History and Appalachian South
Found in 1952 Collections and/or Records:
Site of Proposed Stadium
Map shows the topography of the site for the proposed stadium at VPI circa 1924. The stadium, Miles Stadium, was completed in 1926.
Site Plan, Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library, Blacksburg Area Branch
Map shows the plan for the Blacksburg branch of the Montgomery-Floyd Regional Library.
Sketch C Showing the Progress of the Survey in Section III From 1843 to 1852. (Covering Chesapeake Bay)
Sketch C is a coastal survey that focuses on the Chesapeake Bay, as surveyed 1843-1852.
Sketch-map of the Douthat Survey, Alleghany and Bath Counties, Virginia
"Sketch-Map" shows the ore openings in the region in Alleghany and Bath Counties, Virginia, as surveyed by Douthat.
Sketch Map of the Rich Patch Iron Ore Lands and Mines, Alleghany County, Virginia
Sketch map shows ore and underground workings in Alleghany County, Virginia.
Sketch-map to Accompany Report on D. S. Cook's North Mountain Property, Botetourt and Rockbridge Counties, Virginia
Sketch-Map shows geological cross-section and ore strikes.
Pedro T. Slone Memoir,
Typescript memoir by Pedro T. Slone of Franklin County, Virginia. The memoir was written in February 1943 and chronicles the way of life in Franklin County, Virginia, during the late 19th and early 20th century.
Slusser Family Papers
This collection contains loose ledger sheets for the household expenditures of Dr. John B. Slusser, an advertisement from the Pressed Steel Car Company, a reciept from the Virginia Tech dining hall, a United States patent application for a nut-lock invented by Murray C. and William J. Slusser, and pages from a personal account book.
J.H. Slusser & Son Store Ledger
"Smart" Road Citizen's Advisory Committee
The collection consists of reports, copies of electronic mail correspondence, brochures, meetings, minutes, and newspaper clippings about the "Smart" Road proposal. This information was collected by Dorothy Bodell of Blacksburg, Virginia, as she served on the citizen's advisory committee from January 1995 to July 1997.