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That's What I Call Heaven, by Solman, Brown, and Wimbrow, 1929.

That Wonderful Something, composed by Louis Alter, lyrics by Joe Goodwin, 1929.

That Mysterious Rag, composed by Irving Berlin and Ted Snyder, 1911.

Photographs taken of the "That I May Serve" statue. Originally located outside Schultz, relocated inside Schultz at Virginia Tech, and sponsored by VTCC Alumni H Co.

VAMC-6, VMI-10

Written insert say that Jimmie received a box of delicious candy.

A card written to the Cutlers thanking them for their hospitality

Thacker Station

Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana, 1864

Testing the batch of soap during making soap

Testing Fan Gas in Coal Mine

Test Train from Bluefield, West Virginia to Roanoke, Virginia

Test Train from Bluefield, West Virginia to Roanoke, Virginia

Test Train from Bluefield to Roanoke

Test Train Bluefield, West Virginia to Roanoke, Virginia

Neg. no. 4800

Photographs taken of the "Tessellations" statue. Originally located at Town Park and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Terry Residence, present site of the Roanoke Public Library

Two story wooden cabin with a front patio. Owned by Terry Jennelle, built in 1956

Terry Building on the corner of Campbell Avenue and Jefferson Street, Roanoke, Virginia

A small barn attached to a horse pasture with two horses in it. Located next to a dirst road & other pastures. Owned by Terry & Catherine Quinn, built in 1977

Two-story brown cabin located on a hill, Owned by Terry & Catherine Quinn, built in 1977

Territory of Utah Campaign, 1865

Terrace View apartments, the first large student complex, was built in 1970.

Terminal Facilities, Winston-Salem, NC

Terminal Facilities, Winston-Salem, NC

Tepee Village at Smokemont, North Carolina

Tents in a Camp

Tennis Players

Tennis Players

Tennis Player - Iva Carter

Tennis Lessons

Tennis at Virginia Beach

Tennis At Virginia Beach

Tennis at Ocean View for Summer Resort Book

Tennessee, West Virginia, Carolinas, 1863-1864

Tennessee War Memorial Plaza, Exterior; Foreground: Statue of Senator Edward Ward Carmack erected on fountain of 1912; Background: War Memorial Plaza with Legislative Plaza below

Tennessee War Memorial Plaza, Exterior; Foreground: Statue of Senator Edward Ward Carmack, erected on fountain of 1912; Background: War Memorial Plaza with Legislative Plaza below

Tennessee War Memorial Building Portico, Interior

Tennessee War Memorial Building Portico, Interior

Tennessee Tower, Exterior; Former insurance building purchased by the state and the highest structure in Nashville; On left: Tennessee State Capitol

Tennessee Supreme Court Building, Exterior

Tennessee State Office Buildings, Exterior; Andrew Jackson, Rachel Jackson, and James K. Polk state buildings

Tennessee State Office Buildings, Exterior; Andrew Jackson, Rachel Jackson, and James K. Polk state buildings