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Campaign ad created for Rick Boucher's 2004 congressional race in Virginia's Ninth Congressional District.

"Wall-eye Pike" Heaven

Campaign ad created for Rick Boucher's 2004 congressional race in Virginia's Ninth Congressional District.

Memoir by Stevenson W. and Margaret R. Fletcher about their lives from 1908-1914, including living at Solitude, the birth of several of their children, vacations, and purchasing/owning a farm in Augusta County.

Campaign ad created for Rick Boucher's 2004 congressional race in Virginia's Ninth Congressional District.

Extract of the Biennial Report of A.T. Shirley District Grand Secretary of District Grand Lodge including financial reports.

Book describing funeral ceremony for the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows

Excerpt from the national Odd Fellow's Journal

Excerpts from the first ritual book of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, relating texts, hymns, passwords, and laws for lodges.

Third Quarterly Circular for the Grand Order of Odd Fellows from the Sub-Committee of Management (Philadelphia, PA). Includes meeting synopses, financial reports, officer lists, and other reports.

Tom Hill and Gladys Pollard

Street view of South Main St., Road is dirt and a man riding a horse can be seen

18th Century Fire Engine

1921 McCormick Deering Tractor

Overhead shot of Main St. in Blacksburg, VA

Black and white aerial photograph showing the Town of Blacksburg and New Town's location within it. New Town location designated by red arrow.

Tom Hill and Phipps Moore

A hand drawn picture from an anonymous student from Charlevoix MI Elementary School. It is of the sun with a smile face and roses on the side. Under the sun, there is the word "Sorry."

A handmade booklet of letters from students at Gavit Middle School. The letters are created by different students and includes various drawings and positive messages that expresses sympathy to VT students.

A large handwritten card from Mrs. Cochran 5th grade. The cover has the words, "Thinking of you." The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy and is signed by the students of the class.

A large handwritten card from Mrs. Lommis class. The cover has a crying face. The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy and is signed by the students of the class.

A large handwritten card from Mrs. McGurn's 2nd grade class. The cover has the words, "Thinking of you." The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy and is signed by the students of the class.

A large handwritten card from Ms. Cromis 6th grade class. The cover has the words, "Have Hope & Faith." The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy and is signed by the students of the class.

A large handwritten card fromM's. Kibben's kindergarten class. The cover has the words, "Thinking of you." The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy and is signed by the students of the class.

A large handwritten card from unknown class. The cover has the words, "Sorry Virginia Tech" and a bouquet of flowers. The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy and is signed by the students of the class.

A hand drawn picture by Aaron Helmling. The picture has a face under the message "Peace be with you" which is in big letters. There is also a colorful background.

A hand drawn picture by Heather. The picture has a heart above some roses. In the heart, there is a positive message written in it and around the roses. The positive message expresses sympathy to VT students.

A hand drawn picture from Joey. The picture has "Go VT" written at the top as well as a larger red and orange VT under it.

A hand drawn picture from Kayla. The picture has "Hokies" written at the top and under a picture of the Hokie Bird. Under the Hokie Bird are the words "We love you VT."

A hand drawn picture from Kelsey. The picture has "I love VT" with a shield drawn around the words.

A hand drawn picture by Mary. The picture has a heart above some roses. In the heart, there is a picture of Michigan in the heart and positive messages around it and the roses. The positive message expresses sympathy to VT students.

A hand drawn picture from Stephanie Story. The picture has a large red and orange VT at the center with smaller VT surrounding it. Under the large VT is a picture of the Hokie Bird.

A hand drawn picture from Sydney. The picture is of the Hokie Bird with a positive message, "Keep High Hopes" next to it.

A photograph of (left-right) Whiz Farmer, Shirley Trent Litteral, Larry Kirby, and an unknown man with flawless weaving

A group photograph taken at Lake Springs

A hand drawn picture from Alena. It has a big, block-lettered VT with roses and the words "In the memory of."

A hand drawn picture from Auburn. It has a rose growing from the ground, a blue sky and yellow sun. Under the rose are the words "I'm sorry."

A hand drawn picture from Brandon. It has a heart in the middle with green swirls around it.

A hand drawn picture from Dakota. It has a VT in the middle and crosses on the side. Written in the VT is "In the memory of Virginia Tech Hokies students."

A hand drawn picture from Diana. The picture has a card with a heart drawn on the envelope. Above the card is a Cross.

A hand drawn picture from Jazmine G. The drawing has a heart in the center. In the heart, the word "Love" in written in it. It has blue and yellow sparkles around the heart.

A hand drawn picture from Kassie. It is a of trees with the words "Love" and "We care" in between the trees.

A hand drawn picture from Nathan. It has a VT in the center. Under the VT are the words, "Go Hokies" and a rose.

A hand drawn drawing from Nayra Navai. The drawing has a heart in the middle of a blue sky. Under the heart, there is smiling animals (dogs, cats, birds, deer) and flowers.

A hand drawn picture from Nick. It has a VT and cross in the center. Under the drawing are the words, "Rest in Peace Students and Teachers."

A hand drawn picture from Xavier Oropeza. The picture has a Cross with a heart behind it. Circling the Cross is the word, "Memorial."

A letter about a personnel change within the Fries Textile Mill.

A letter from a doctor at the University of Virginia who came to Fries to help tend flu victims.