Steven and Vickie Steele. House. Built in 1891. Back view.
Giles County (Va.)
Virginia, Southwest
Local/Regional History and Appalachian South
Housing--United States
Two-story singled house with a back porch. Owned by Steven & Vickie Steele, built in 1891
Unknown
See the finding aid for the Newport and Clover Hollow, Giles County History Collection.
c. 2000
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Blue Grass Trail and Sinking Creek
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English
Photographs
Buford and Emma Ann Steele. Farmstead. Built in 1900
Faraway photo of a house and numerous wooden barns seperated by trees and a road. Owned by Buford & Emma Ann Steele, built in 1900
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Donald and Betty Caldwell. House. Built in 1952.
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Covered Bridge on [Rt.] 42. Built early 1900s.
Covered wooden bridge on Route 42, built in the early 1900's
James Madison Reynolds. House. Late 1890s. Porch view.
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James Madison Reynolds. House. Built in late 1800s.
James Madison Reynolds House: abandoned two-story wooden house with broken windows. Built in late 1800s *Not associated with JMU
James Madison Reynolds Barns. Ralph and Bea Anne Reynolds. Built in 1860s.
Agriculture
Faraway photo of fields and multiple James Madison Reynolds barns. Owned by Ralph & Bea Anne Reynolds, built in 1860s. *Not associated with JMU
James Madison Reynolds Farmstead and Covered Bridge on [Route] 42. Built early 1900's
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
Mt. Olivet Methodist [Church]. Built in 1898.
Methodist church buildings
Methodist Church (U.S.)
Religion
One room buillding for Mt. Olivet Methodist Church, built in 1898
Eva and Robert Helms. Farmstead. Built in 1901.
Two-story white house with a balcony. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901
Eva and Robert Helms. House, [side view]. Built in 1901.
Closeup of a two-story white house with a balcony. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901
Eva and Robert Helms. House. Built 1901.
Eva and Robert Helms. Barn. Built in 1901.
One-story wooden barn attached to a pasture & seperate shed. Owned by Eva & Robert Helms, built in 1901
Osborne Reynolds. Farmstead. Built in 1928.
One story white house with multiple detached sheds & barns. Owned by Osborne Reynolds, built in 1928
Osborne Reynolds. Garage. Built in 1951.
Wooden two-car garage on stone foundation. Owned by Osborne Reynolds, built in 1951
Tim and Tammy Graham. House. Built in 1990.
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
Laymon and Jean Williams. House. Built in 1966.
One story brick home with cars parked in the front yard. Owned by Lymon & Jean Williams, built in 1966
Laymon and Jean Williams. Barnes [sic]. Houses. Built in 1990 and 1980s
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
Faded picture of gravestones in a small, fenced in cemtery. Dowdy Cemetery, 1883
Sammy and Sue Reynolds. House. Front view. Built in 1985.
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Sammy and Sue Reynolds. House. Built in 1985. Front, side view.
One-story manufactured home nestled in appalachian hills. Owned by Sammy & Sue Reynolds, built in 1987
Sammy and Sue Reynolds. House. Built in 1985. Front view.
One-story manufactured home nestled in appalachian hills. Owned by Sammy & Sue Reynolds, built in 1986
Sammy and Sue Reynolds. House. Built in 1985.
One-story manufactured home nestled in appalachian hills. Owned by Sammy & Sue Reynolds, built in 1985
Sammy and Sue Reynolds. Barn. Built in 1890.
Distant photo of a two-story wooden barn with detached sheds. Owned by Sammy & Sue Reynolds, built in 1890
Sandra Jane and Clarence Duke Reynolds. House. Built in 1975.
Two-story barn-style home. Owned by Sandra Jane & Clarence Duke Reynolds, built in 1975
Wilford Downy. House. Tony Willliams. Built in 1860.
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Iron Ore Smelting Furnace. Late 1800s. (3)
Iron foundries--Virginia
Closeup of large stone iron smelting furnace, built in the late 1800's
Iron Ore Smelting Furnace. Late 1800s. (2)
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Dilapidated covered wooden bridge, built in 1930s
Virginia and Sandra Reynolds. House. Built in 1930
One & a half story white house next to a creek. Owned by Virginia & Sandra Reynolds, built in 1930
Sheldon Dowdy Farmstead. Virginia and Sandra Reynolds. Built in 1867 (long view).
Distant view of the Seldon Dowdy House: two-story white house with front & back balconies. Owned by Virginia & Sandra Reynolds, built in 1869
Sheldon Dowdy House. Virginia and Sandra Reynolds. Built in 1867 (back view).
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Sheldon Dowdy House. Virginia and Sandra Reynolds. Built in 1867.
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Harold and Annie Price Farmstead. David and Sophie Hunt. Built in 1896.
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Faraway photo of a fenced in cemetery in Newport, Virginia
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J. F. and Janet McMurray. Barn. Built in 1920.
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J. F. and Janet McMurray. House. Built 1985
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James Lilly residence under construction at time of photographing houses in Giles Co.
Note in cursive "James Lilly under construction" in refernce to the the James Lilly home
Newport Park. Caretaker House. Built in 1995.
Newport Park. Picnic Shelter. Built in 1980.
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