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Will of J. A. Davis
Very poor image of the will of Jonas Abraham Davis, A. J. Davis' father.
Will of A. J. Davis (1897)
A will written by A. J. Davis in 1897, when he was living in OH.
Will of A. J. Davis
Photocopy of the will of A. J. Davis from 1930. Davis was located in Norfolk, VA at the time.
Will Lafon House. Nancy Sibold. Built in 1855. (2)
Will Lafon House: One story white house with a wood roof. Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1855
Will Lafon House. Nancy Sibold. Built in 1855. (1)
Will Lafon House: Two-story wood cabin with a front porch right next to a river (could be a flood). Owned by Nancy Sibold, built in 1855
Wilkins, L. B.
Wilkins, L. B..
Wilford Downy. House. Tony Willliams. Built in 1860.
Wilford Downy House: Two-story singled house with a front balcony. Owned by Tony Williams, built in 1860
Wildlife Refuge Sign, Department of Game and Fish, Clay County, Frankfort, Kentucky
Wildlife Refuge Sign, Department of Game and Fish, Clay County, Frankfort, Kentucky
Wilderness Society Governing Council
A group photo of a Wilderness Society Governing Council meeting
Wilderness Hearing Speech
Handwritten speech given by Boucher about protected wilderness areas in Southwest Virginia
Wilderness Creek or Wolf Creek area
Photograph of Wilderness Creek or the Wolf Creek area.
Wilderness Bill Statement
Handwritten statement given by Boucher about a piece of legislation meant to protect wilderness areas
Wildcat Rocks, Bluff Park, North Carolina
Wildcat Rocks, Bluff Park, North Carolina
Wildcat Rocks, Bluff Park, North Carolina
Wildcat Rocks, Bluff Park, North Carolina
Wildacres Tunnel on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Wildacres Tunnel on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Wild Ginseng
Wild Ginseng
Wilcox, Dr. R. C.
Wilcox, Dr. R. C..
Wilcoe, West Virginia
Wilcoe, West Virginia
Wilbur Layne, Section Foreman
Wilbur Layne, Section Foreman
Why Should I Cry Over You - Chester Cohen & Ned Miller
Why Should I Cry Over You, by Chester Cohen and Ned Miller, 1922.
Who Threw Dem Chicken Feathers 'round My Door
Who Threw Dem Chicken Feathers 'round my Door, lyrics by Ed. Gardenier, music by Lew. Dockstader, 1899.
Whitman Farm in Pulaski, Virginia
Whitman Farm in Pulaski, Virginia
Whitlaw, R. L.
Whitlaw, R. L..
Whitetop Station Groundbreaking Statement
Statement given by Boucher about the building of the Whitetop Station
White, W. C.
White, W. C..
White, Mrs. D. L.
White, Mrs. D. L.
White, Kwiatkowski, Nutter - VPI football players
White, Kwiatkowski, Nutter - VPI football players. Photograph from The Virginia Tech Student Newspaper, page 6.
White, J. M.
White, J. M..
White, Harlan
White, Harlan.
White-tailed Deer
White-tailed Deer
White Top Station and Steam Locomotive # 42, Class C,4-6-0
White Top Station and Steam Locomotive # 42, Class C,4-6-0
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Mountain
White Top Creek
White Top Creek
White swans near Detroit, Michigan
White swans near Detroit, Michigan
White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs
White Post Combination Station
White Post Combination Station
White Memorial Chapel on Utah State Capitol Hill
White Memorial Chapel on Utah State Capitol Hill, Exterior
White Journal, John Henning Woods, 1856-1873 (Ms2017-030)
Spanning from 1856 to July of 1873, this journal provides an autobiography describing Woods' family and life from childhood. It also contains poetry, notes in shorthand, a few diary entries from during the war, and a brief description of his life…
White House
Postcard of the White House, Washington D.C.
White Deer of Appalachia
White Deer of Appalachia
White bodied shorebird
Watercolor painting of a white bodied shorebird by E. L. Poole.
Whisner Memorial Methodist Church
Outside view of Whisner Memorial Methodist Church in Blacksbuirg, VA
Whiskey for the Cat
Chapter one of a fictional crime drama about marijuana being discovered on a college campus.
Where Have Women Come from at VPI and Where Are They Going?, 1985
This is the text of a speech about the history of women at Virginia Tech given by Laura Jane Harper for the Women's Network in 1985. This pdf document was created from an existing webpage from the original 125th Anniversary digital exhibit.