Browse Items (6082 total)
- Rights is exactly "This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. In addition, no permission is required from the rights-holder(s) for educational uses. For other uses, you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-EDU/1.0/?language=en" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-EDU/1.0/?language=en</a>"
Sort by:
Woman in posed photograph
Photograph of an unidentified women.
Woman in posed photograph
Photograph of an unidentified woman.
Woman in posed photograph
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman.
Woman in posed photograph
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman.
Woman in posed photograph
Portrait photograph of an unidentified women.
Woman in hat in posed photograph
Portrait photograph of an unidentifed woman.
Woman and young boy in posed photograph
Photograph of an unidentifed woman and boy.
Witches' Dance - DeLancey
Witches' Dance, by J. DeLancey, 1909.
Winston Churchill Statue at Westminster College
Winston Churchill Statue at Westminster College, Exterior
Wilson Cromer. House. Built in 1936.
Wilson Cromer: Picture taken from the road of an one-story house with a porch. Owned by Wilson Cromer. Built in 1936.
Wilson Cromer. House. Built in 1896.
Wilson Cromer: One-story wood house with a porch. Owned by Wilson Cromer. Built in 1896.
Wilmington Chamber
Wilmington Chamber, City hall interior
Willie Williams. House. Shirley Price. Built in 1896.
Willie Williams: Two-story white house with a porch. Built in 1896.
Willie Williams Farmstead. Shirley Price. Built in 1896.
Willie Williams: Picture taken from the road of the farmstead. Built in 1896.
Willie Dawson
Portrait photograph of Willie Dawson.
Williams Store Outhouses. Ira and Kathleen Williams. 1946
Williams Store Outhouses: a small brick shed. Owned by Ira & Kathleen Williams, built in 1946
Williams Hall on VPI campus
Photo from the Montgomery News Messenger of Williams hall, VPI campus.
Williams Hall and Randolph Hall, dedicated 1953
Photo from the Richmond News Leader of Williams Hall and Randolph Hall.
Williams Garage. Billy and Clarice Williams. Built in 1950.
Williams Garage: One story stone garage shop. Owned by Billy & Claruce Williams, built in 1950
William Long. House. Built in 1978.
William Long: One-story white house. Owned by William Long. Built in 1978.
William Long. House. Built in 1978.
William Long:Two-story modern brick house. Owned by William Long. Built in 1978.
William Long. Homeplace. Built in 1866.
William Long: Picture taken from a field of a two-story house. Owned by William Long. Built in 1866.
William E. Wine
Photograph of William E. Wine, rector of the Board of Visitors, 1948-1952
William Cooler. House. Built in 1955.
William Cooler: Picture taken from a distance in a field. Owned by William Cooler. Built in 1955.
Willams Cemetery
Piture taken of the Williams Cemtery.
Will You Be Hating Me To-Morrow
Will You Be Hating Me To-Morrow, composed by Irving Actman, lyrics by Jean Herbert and Al Koppell, 1930.
Will Songer, (back house); David and Irene Smith (front house).
A long shot of two homes, Will Songers in the backL one story white house. David & Irene Smith in the front: one story brick house
Will Lafon House. Nancy Sibold. Built in 1855. (2)
Will Lafon House: One story white house with a wood roof. Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1855
Will Lafon House. Nancy Sibold. Built in 1855. (1)
Will Lafon House: Two-story wood cabin with a front porch right next to a river (could be a flood). Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1855
Wilford Downy. House. Tony Willliams. Built in 1860.
Wilford Downy House: Two-story singled house with a front balcony. Owned by Tony Williams, built in 1860
Wilderness Creek or Wolf Creek area
Photograph of Wilderness Creek or the Wolf Creek area.
Why Should I Cry Over You - Chester Cohen & Ned Miller
Why Should I Cry Over You, by Chester Cohen and Ned Miller, 1922.
Who Threw Dem Chicken Feathers 'round My Door
Who Threw Dem Chicken Feathers 'round my Door, lyrics by Ed. Gardenier, music by Lew. Dockstader, 1899.
White House
Postcard of the White House, Washington D.C.
White bodied shorebird
Watercolor painting of a white bodied shorebird by E. L. Poole.
Whisner Memorial Methodist Church
Outside view of Whisner Memorial Methodist Church in Blacksbuirg, VA
Where Have Women Come from at VPI and Where Are They Going?, 1985
This is the text of a speech about the history of women at Virginia Tech given by Laura Jane Harper for the Women's Network in 1985. This pdf document was created from an existing webpage from the original 125th Anniversary digital exhibit.
When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver - Tobias & DeRose
When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver, by Tobias and DeRose, 1930.
When You Sang Hush-a-Bye Baby to Me
When You Sang Hush-a-Bye Baby to Me, lyrics by Jesse Glick, music by Fredric Knight Logan and Abe Olman, 1918.
When You Go To Church Sunday - C. C. Castle
When You Go To Church Sunday, composed by C. C. Castle, 1930.
When You Come Back - George M. Cohan
When You Come Back, words and music by George M. Cohan, 1918.
When You and I Were Young Maggie
When You and I Were Young Maggie, composed by J. A. Butterfield, 1907.
When This Cruel War is Over
When This Cruel War is Over, lyrics by Charles C. Sawyer, music by Henry Tucker, c. 1864.
When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain
When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain, 1931.
When Song Is Sweet - Gertrude San Souci
When Song Is Sweet, by Gertrude Sans Souci, 1902.
When Shall We Meet Again - Egan & Whiting
When Shall We Meet Again, lyrics by Raymond B. Egan, music by Richard A. Whiting, 1921.
When My Dream Boat Comes Home - Friend & Franklin
When My Dream Boat Comes Home, by Friend and Franklin, 1936. Different cover.
When My Dream Boat Comes Home - Friend & Franklin
When My Dream Boat Comes Home, by Friend and Franklin, 1936.
When It's Springtime in the Rockies - Woolsey, Sauer, &Taggart
When It's Springtime in the Rockies, Woolsey, Sauer, and Taggart, 1929.