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Airport At Woodrum Field In Roanoke, Virginia
Airport At Woodrum Field In Roanoke, Virginia
Airport At Woodrum Field In Roanoke, Virginia
Airport At Woodrum Field In Roanoke, Virginia
AirResearch facility. n.d.
Page from a scrapbook containing photographs, newspaper clippings, reproductions of illustrations, and documents related to a variety of residential, industrial, and commercial building projects.
AJD Extra 1
This is a scanned page that contains a passage explaining the difference between Protestant and Catholic Bibles.
Akron, Canton, & Youngblood Diesel Engine No. 508
Akron, Canton, & Youngblood Diesel Engine No. 508
Al Casey (Class of 1934) at Bat
Al Casey (Class of 1934) at Bat
Al-Jabi, Damal Abdul Kadir
Al-Jabi, Damal Abdul Kadir. From Baghdad, Iraq. Used in a Virginia Tech Bugle
Alabama Billboard
An electronic billboard in Montgomery, Alabama following April 16th, featuring a message of support for VT.
Alabama Confederate Monument
Alabama Confederate Monument, Exterior; On State Capitol grounds
Alabama Confederate Monument
Alabama Confederate Monument, Extrerior; Alabama State Capitol grounds
Alabama Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Alabama Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Exterior; 1885; 454 Dexter Avenue at Dexter Avenue and Decatur Street.
Alabama Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
Alabama Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Exterior; 1885; 454 Dexter Ave. on Dexter Avenue and Decatur Street
Alabama Industrial Relations Building Portico
Alabama Industrial Relations Building Portico, Exterior; To the left of Portico is Rice-Semple-Haardt House being moved.
Alabama Lullaby
Alabama Lullaby by Cal Devoll, 1919.
Alabama Moon
Alabama Moon, by Geo. Hamilton Green, 1920.
Alabama Rice-Semple-Haardt House
Alabama Rice-Semple-Haardt House, Exterior; 1850's; house being moved on Monroe St.
Alabama State Capitol
Alabama State Capitol, Exterior; West Front; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol
Alabama State Capitol, Exterior; West Front from Dexter Avenue; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol
Alabama State Capitol, Exterior; East Front; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol
Alabama State Capitol, Exterior; West Front from Dexter Avenue; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol
Alabama State Capitol, Exterior; South Front; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol Clock and Dome
Alabama State Capitol Clock and Dome, Exterior; West Front; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol Clock and Dome
Alabama State Capitol Clock and Dome , Exterior; West Front; original structure built 1850-1851; core from formative period
Alabama State Capitol Restored House Chamber
Alabama State Capitol Restored House Chamber, Interior
Alabama State Capitol Rotunda
Alabama State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; Restored rotunda ceiling
Alabama State House
Alabama State House, Exterior; former Highway Department
Alabama State Senate Chamber
Alabama State Senate Chamber, Interior; 7th floor of State House
Alan and Martha Pratt. Barn. Built in 1956.
Alan and Martha Pratt: Barn with an open area with a roof attachted to the side. Owned by Alan and Martha Pratt. Built in 1956.
Alan and Martha Pratt. House. Built in 1981.
Alan and Martha Pratt: one-story house with a field around it. Owned by Alan and Martha Pratt, built in 1981.
Alan Epling. House. Built in 1896.
Alan Epling: One-story brick house. Owned by Alan Epling. Built in 1896.
Alaska State Capitol
Alaska State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1929-1931; converted federal territorial building; initial principal architect: Office of Supervising/Architect of Treasury
Alaska State Capitol
Alaska State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1929-1931; converted federal territorial building; initial principal architect: Office of Supervising/Architect of Treasury
Alaska State Capitol
Alaska State Capitol, Exterior; original structure built 1929-1931; converted federal territorial building; initial principal architect: Office of Supervising/Architect of Treasury
Albany Common Council Chamber
Albany Common Council Chamber, Interior
Albemarle, North Carolina, Hosting the Stanly County Fair
Albemarle, North Carolina, Hosting the Stanly County Fair
Albert and Brenda Porterfield. Barn. Built in 1921.
Battered one-story wooden barn. Owned by Albert & Brenda Porterfield, built in 1921
Albert and Brenda Porterfield. House. Built in 1871.
Two story white house with raised foundation. Owned by Albert & Brenda Porterfield, built in 1871
Albert As'dd Kur'an
Albert As'dd Kur'an. From Beino, Akkar, Lebanon Mechanical Engineering. Photo included in the 1954 Virgina Tech Bugle.
Albert Meredith Place. Jerry and Olga Kessinger. House. Built in 1973.
Albert Meredith Place: Picture taken from a distance of a one-story house. Built in 1973.
Albert Meredith Place. Jerry and Olga Kessinger. Log house. Built in 1840.
Albert Meredith Place: Two-story wooden log house. Built in 1840.