Browse Items (29162 total)

Dode Caldwell Store: two-story brick building now used as a house. Owned by Eric Langston, built in 1907

One story manufactured home. Owned by Belva & Gloria Cochran, built in 1989

One story white house with a front porch. Owned by R. Perdue, built in 1985

Two story house with a front balcony and wooden fence. Owned by Victoria Stone & Frank Harrison, built in 1876

Two story house with a front balcony and wooden fence. Owned by Victoria Stone & Frank Harrison, built in 1876

One story house obscured by trees, deatched one story wooden shed. Owned by Cecil & Barbara Caldwell, built in 1980

One story brick house next to a garden, nestled in the Appalachian Mountains. Owned by Virley Caldwell, built in 1975

Two-story white house with a balcony and long driveway, surronded by fields and trees. Owned by Lynn & Pat Bobmer, built in 1992

Two-story house with an addition & wrap around porch. Owned by Larry & Sarah Reynolds, built in 1992

Beck & Reba Caldwell House: Two-story farmhouse surronded by pastures. Owned by Larry Green, built in 1930

Ralph Ratcliff House: one and a half story white house with a front porch and dirt driveway. Owned by Everett & Gayle Stowers, built in 1941

One & a half story house located on a hill, with another house or barn in the background. Owned by Junior Duncan, built in 1955

One and a half story white house with a stone foundation and front porch. Owned by Fred Shepherd, built in 1948

Two-story house with a back porch obscured by trees. Owned by Vivian Price, built in 1976

Two-story house on a large hill with a front balcony. Owned by Ricky & Bonnie Gilbert, built in 1982

One story manufactured home next to a one story wooden house with a metal roof and a detached wooden shack. Owned by Calvin Duncan, built in 1981

Two-story house with a wooden outside and a large back porch. Owned by Pat & Vickie Hutchison, built in 1978

Two-story house with a front porch and multiple detached sheds. Owned by Steven & Vickie Steele, built in 1891

One-story wooden barn/house with a sheet metal roof and stone foundation. Located on Route 42

Wooden barn with a sheet metal roof. Owned by Buford & Emma Ann Steele, built in 1900

Two-story dilapidated log cabin with a tin roof. Owned by Buford & Emma Ann Steele, built in 1790

One story stone hoouse with a long driveway. Owned by Robert & Sherry Smith, built in 1970

Adlie Jones Barn: One story wooden barn located on a wooded hill in the Appalachian Mountains, owned by Gale & Diane Young, built in 1900

Adlie Jones House: two-story single-sided home with a front porch & back platform to even the ground. Owned by Gale & Diane Young, built in 1900

Adlie Jones House: two-story single-sided home with a front porch & back platform to even the ground. Owned by Gale & Diane Young, built in 1900

Leffel Mansion: Two and a half story house with a balcony, addition on the back, and stone foundation. Owned by Bob & Pat Adams, built in the 1800s

Leffel Mansion: Two and a half story house with a balcony, addition on the back, and stone foundation. Owned by Bob & Pat Adams, built in the 1800s

Grainy photo of a two-story singled house with a back porch. Owned by Steven & Vickie Steele, built in 1891

Two-story singled house with a back porch. Owned by Steven & Vickie Steele, built in 1891

Faraway photo of a house and numerous wooden barns seperated by trees and a road. Owned by Buford & Emma Ann Steele, built in 1900

Two-story house on a hill in the Appalachian Mountains. Owned by Tim & Shiela Steele, built in 1990

Two-story house with a side porch & stone foundation. Owned by Donald & Betty Caldwell, built in 1952

One story house with brick chimneys. Owned by Bob & Pat Adams, built in 1979

Covered wooden bridge on Route 42, built in the early 1900's

James Madison Reynolds House: Two-story white house with a front porch. Built in the late 1890's *Not associated with JMU

James Madison Reynolds House: abandoned two-story wooden house with broken windows. Built in late 1800s *Not associated with JMU

Faraway photo of fields and multiple James Madison Reynolds barns. Owned by Ralph & Bea Anne Reynolds, built in 1860s. *Not associated with JMU

Cows cross over a covered bridge on Route 42. Owned by the James Madison Reynolds Farmstead, built in the early 1900's. *Not associated with JMU

One room buillding for Mt. Olivet Methodist Church, built in 1898

Two-story white house with a balcony. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901

Closeup of a two-story white house with a balcony. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901

Closeup of a two-story white house with a balcony. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901

One-story wooden barn attached to a pasture & seperate shed. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901

One story white house with multiple detached sheds & barns. Owned by Osborne Reynolds, built in 1928

Wooden two-car garage on stone foundation. Owned by Osborne Reynolds, built in 1951

One and a half story wooden house with an addition and front porch. Owned by Tim & Tammy Graham, built in 1990

One story wooden barn with cows in a pasture out front. Owned by Layman (Laymon) Williams, built in 1900

One story brick home with cars parked in the front yard. Owned by Lymon & Jean Williams, built in 1966

Far away shot of multiple one-story barns owned by Laymon & Jean Williams. Built between 1980-1990

One-story house with a steep roof & detached two car garage. Owned by Frances Williams, built in 1984