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1. Default Record

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. P 7188 - Print, Photographic

   Boxwood Manor of the 1950s and 1960s Silver Gelatin Print of the front of Boxwood Manor 8X10 Black and White Caption was attached - "Boxwood Manor of the 1950s and 1960s" Part of the Callaway, Va Collection

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. P 7189 - Print, Digital

   "Callaway Family Cemetary" This photo shows a cemetery. Approximately 14 gravestones are visible in the photograph. The flat gravemarkers on the lefthand foreground are partially legible. The one directly in the foreground belongs to Michael Brown Callaway (Nov 26, 1952 - Feb. 22, 1996). Directly behind his marker is Helen Hunter Callaway (Feb 26, 1899 - Oct. 26, 1920) and the next one, directly to the right of Helen is her brother, John Peter C...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. P 7190 - Print, Digital

   St. Peters-In-The-Mountains (Prior to 1913) This photo is a photocopy of a photograph that has been printed on Kodak digital photo paper. The photo itself depicts two buildings, the one on the left is a church and the one on the right appears to be a two story house. ?

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. P 7191 - Print, Digital

   Longview of Callaway, Virginia circa 2006 This color photo is of downtown Callaway, Virginia. There is a paper caption glued to the bottom of the photograph that labels the photo as being taken in 2006.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. P 7192 - Print, Digital

   Longview of Callaway,Virginia circa 1930 This photo depicts downtown Callaway as it appeared in the 1930's. [See photo P 7191] This photo is a copy of an old photo that has been printed on Kodak Digital Photo Paper

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. P 7193 - Print, Digital

   James Steptoe Callaway's Office This 7.5" x 8" color print shows a small, white, pitched tin roof building. There is a single window visible, and there is a door on the left hand side of the building. The building appears to have wooden clapboard siding and a brick foundation. A large portion of the photo is obscured by the shadow of a large oak tree whose branches can be seen directly in front of the buildings roof. This print was original...

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. P 7194 - Print, Photographic

   James Steptoe, II's, Living Quarters This 7.5" x 8" color digital print shows a small white, wooden clapboard sided, pitched tin roof building. On the right hand side of the building there is a single door with a wreath. On the visible left hand side of the builidng there are two windows situated vertically perpendicular to eachother. The top window is small and skinny while the bottom window appears to be larger and has horizontal bars over the...

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. P 7195 - Print, Digital

   Piedmont Presbyterian Church This 5" x 8.5" color digital print shows the side view of a red tin roofed, brick curch building. The print was orignally accompanied by a paper caption that reads: " Piedmont Presbyterian Church / Built in Callaway in the 1850's. James Steptoe Callaway was very instrumental in getting this church started. He served as one the first Elders."

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. P 7196 - Print, Digital

    Thomas and Susan Callaway House This 6.25" x 9" digital color print shows a two story, brown brick, shingled house surrounded by boxwood bushes. The print was originally accompanied by a paper caption that read: "Thomas and Susan Callaway House / Built in the 1840's. Named Boxwood Manor. It is the only Callaway house in Franklin County that has been in the Callaway family since it was built. It is now the home of Russell and Heide Callaway...

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. P 7197 - Print, Digital

    Watt Callaway House This 7.25" x 10" digital color print shows a white, two story house with vinyl siding. There is also a small front porch with balcony railing on the top. The print is accompanied by a paper caption that reads: "Watt Callaway House / This house, built in the 1840s, is near Callaway, Virginia. Local history states that Jubal Early hid in this house when running from Yankee pursurers in May 1865."

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. P 7198 - Print, Digital

    Washington Iron Works Historical Marker This 7.5" x 8" digital color print shows a closeup of a historical marker about the Washington Iron Works. The marker reads " A 97 / Washington Iron Works / Here stands the furnace and ironmaster's house of the Washington Iron Works, Franklin County's first industry. Originally established in 1773 by Col. John Donelson, father-in-law of President Andrew Jackson, the iron plantation was acquired in 1779 by ...

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. P 7199 - Print, Digital

    The Dereyle House This 7.25" x 9.5" digital color print shows the side view of a two-story, red brick house with a small white porch on the right-hand side. Most of the house is obscured by greenery. The print is accompanied by a paper caption that reads "The oldest part of this house, the back section pictured below, was built by William Callaway. It is located near Callaway, Virginia"

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. P 7200 - Print, Digital

    Front View of the Dereyle House This 8.5" X 11" digital color print shows the front view of a two-story red brick house. There are large boxwood bushes obscuring a large portion of the front of the house. The print was accompanied by a paper caption that reads: "Front View of the Dereyle House" [See P 7199] This house is located near Callaway, Virginia.

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. P 7201 - Print, Digital

    Henry Tate Callaway House This 7" x 10.25" digital color print shows a cream colored, two-story house with a red metal roof. Both ends of the house are obscured from view by trees and much of the front bottom portion of the house is obscured by bushes and other greenery. The print is accompanied by a paper caption that reads: "Henry Tate Callaway House / Build in 1818 in what is now Callaway, Virginia. It is pretty much original. It does hav...

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. P 7202 - Print, Digital

    James Callaway, Jr., House This 6" x 9.5" digital color print shows a white two-story house that is mostly obscured by a weeping willow. The print is accompanied by a paper caption that reads : "James Callaway, Jr., House / This house, built in the 1780s, is in Rocky Mount, Virginia. It is where the first court was held in Franklin County, Virginia, in January 1886. James Callaway, Jr., was the first Clerk of Court for Franklin County.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. P 7203 - Print, Digital

    The Highland United Methodist Church This 8.5" x 11" print includes both the photo and a caption. The photo itself is washed out and half of the print is done in a red tone, as if the printer had begun to run out of ink. The caption reads: " The Highland United Methodist Church in Callaway, Virginia as it appeared several decades ago."

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. P 7204 - Print, Digital

    Longview of Downtown Callaway, Virginia. In this 8.5" x 11" landscape photo, A & A Market is visible on the left-hand side of the photograph as the buildings with the red roof. On the far right-hand side of the photo The Highland United Methodist Church building is visible.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. P 7205 - Print, Photographic

    Photo of the clinch valley cornet band. Tazewell, Virginia. Photo probably dates to the late 1800's to the early 1900's. Context: Cornet bands were popular during the later 1800's and consisted of brass insruments and also possibly percussion instruments such as drums + cymbals. These bands were formed in many towns + cities and gave concerts and performed at other local events. The concert is a brass valved instrument similar to a trumpet.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. P 7206 - Print, Photographic

    Photograph copy of Earl Palmer, a noted photographer of appalachian folklife. He was born in Bell or Harlan county, Kentucky in 1905. And worked in the grocery business for most of his working life, first for A + P grocery Co. and then opening his own grocery in Cambria in 1964, serving until 1972. In his later life, he traveled throughout the blue ridge region recording in picture form the rich culture of the Southern Mountains. His pictures app...

    Record Type: Photo