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Classes G-1, J, A and Y-6 Steam Engines at Shaffers Crossing

Classes G-1,J,A and Y-6 Steam Engines at Shaffers Crossing

Classes G-1,J,A and Y-6 Steam Locomotives at Shaffers Crossing

Claude & Ida Link Farmstead: Two-story house with a detached shed & wire fence. Owned by Mike Newsome, built in 1920

Claude & Ida Link House: Two-story white house surronded closely by trees. Owned by Mike Newsome, built in 1925

World War II Alumnus - Galax, VA

Claude W. Parrish

Clayton Cabin: One-story log cabin used by UVA Mt. Station Biological Station as a residence building

Claytor Dam Near Radford, Virginia

Claytor Lake

Claytor Lake Dam, Radford, VA

Cleaning and Pressing Shop, Hotel Roanoke

Cleaning up a train wreck

A blank clearance card from the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows

Cleared cut in mountainside and rock fall

Clearing in mountain pass with operations buildings

Clearing on mountain and machinery

Clearing on side of mountain, cars in foreground

Small fish pond with a dock and glass A-frame greenhouse. Owned by Clem & Libby Ackerman, built in 1986

Two story house with a front porch and two car driveway. Owned by Clem & Libby Ackerman, built in 1979

Sheet music for "Clementina o el Peligro de las Rosas."

Cleo Trott and Cecil Kessinger: Two story white house with a porch, on a farmstead. Owned by Cleo Trott and Cecil Kessinger. Built in 1894.

Clerks and customers at a store at Crane Creek,

Cleveland Station

Cliff Trail Leading Down The Cumberland to Eagle Falls

Clifford Reynolds: Two-story modern house. Owned by Clifford Reynolds. Built in 1986.

Cliffs in the River

Picture of a 2-story white house known as "Cliffside" in Montgomery County VA

Cliffside Farm in Galax, Virginia, owned by Gordon C. Felts

Cliffside Farms in Galax, VA, owned by Gordon C. Felts

Clifton Forge Station

Clifton Yeager, Train Dispatcher, Portsmouth, Ohio

Climbing the Cliffs

Clinch Valley, Ohio Section Agent

Clinch Valley, Virginia

Clinchfield Coal Company, Duty,Virginia

Clinchfield Coal Corporation in Cranes Nest, Virginia

Clip from "Century of Service", a vocafilm

A clipping from the 1913 Bugle. The first time a woman was involved in a sports team at Virginia Tech.

A clipping from the 1916 Bugle.

A clipping from the 1960 Bugle.

Clipping from 1990 Bugle

A clipping from the 1925 Tin Horn. This is the first mention of a woman's basketball team at Virginia Tech. It was unsanctioned and unpopular with the majority male-dominated university.