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Requested by Cecil Howes

Requested by Cecil Howes

Letter to wife from John Jameson

Letter to wife from John Jameson

Letter to wife from John Jameson

Letter to Wife and Children from John Jameson

Letter to Mrs. Jameson from John Jameson

Letter from John Jameson

Letter to Wife and Children from John Jameson

Letter to wife from John Jameson

Letter to Wife and Children from John Jameson

Letter to Wife and Children from John Jameson

Letter to a friend from John Jameson

Untitled Poem by Jamie H., written in a card with illustration on front and a quotation from Thomas Campbell on the inside.

Audio clip of interview with Calvin Jamison speaking about the events of April 16, 2007, when 32 Hokies were tragically killed on Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus.

Photographs taken of the "All Roads Lead Back" statue. Originally on the corner of College and Draper but has been sold. Sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Maryland! My Maryland!, lyrics by Jas R. Randall, Esq., 1862.

A card from a 4th grade class in a Roanoke elementary school thanking Cutler for giving a talk

I Find My Sunshine (in the Moonlight With You), lyrics by Jean Herbert an Al Koppell, music by Irving Actman, 1930.

Photographs taken of the "eLearning Gobbler" statue. Originally located at Alley and Draper Rd, Farmer's Market, and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Photographs taken of the "I'm Likin' the Lichen" statue. Originally located at Graves and South Main and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Mary of Argyle, music by S. Nelson, 1861.

This landscape drawing, created by artist Agnus MacDonald, depicts a child running across train tracks to retrieve a package of jello as a train approaches in the background. This art acts as the cover for an untitiled pamphlet containing jello…

A handmade card with a poem titled "Don't Quit" sent by Jennifer Glover at Bank of America.

Photographs taken of the "Orange and Maroon You See" statue. Sponsored by Blue Ridge Bank.

A letter asking about a man detained in Atlanta who was possibly wanted for murder in Fries.

Photographs taken of the "Banker Bird" statue. First located in Kent Square alley, then moved to SunTrust Bank, and is sponsored by SunTrust Bank.

Photographs taken of the "Dapper Duffer" statue. Originally located in Mish Mish and sponsored by Bill Ellenbogen LLC.

Photographs taken of the "First Art" statue. Originally located at N. Main, Sharkeys, and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Pale Moon: an Indian Love Song, lyrics by Jesse Glick, music by Frederic Logan, 1920.

When You Sang Hush-a-Bye Baby to Me, lyrics by Jesse Glick, music by Fredric Knight Logan and Abe Olman, 1918.

Published by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology and NASA, this report documents the findings of the Ad Hoc Mars Airplane Science Working Group, which was formed in 1978 to assess the possibility of a remotely…

Benjamin Dixon speaking during the presentation on the Martin Luther King Jr. Monument.

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