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Bicentennial Parade Float In front of the Bedford county Court House August 14, 1954. Contributed by Dori |
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Big Spring The headwater of the Otter River via Stoney Creek. It also fed the original Bedford Reservoir. Photographed about 1905. Contributed by Thomas A. Markham |
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Bold Branch Baptist Church
Contributed by Dori |
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The old Burnette house in Huddleston. It is between railroad tracks and Goose Creek. It is very overgrown as is the adjacent cemetery. Unfortunately, there isn't a way to get there other than walking. It is in the middle of the woods. Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone You can just make out the "ette" in Burnette, in this otherwise illegible picture Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnett Tombstone Sarah Burnett, wife of James Burnette, Sr. Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone James C. (or O.) Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone another James C. (or O.) Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone M.A. Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone Emma E. Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone Stone in middle of Cemetery Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone Sina (illegible) Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone Guy H. Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone Matilda Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Burnette Tombstone Rufus S. Burnette Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Canal Lock This restored lock is at the Blue Ridge Parkway exhibit along Rt. 501 and the Parkway on the Bedford County side of the river. Free admission. Photographed Oct 2003 and Contributed by Gill Pollard |
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Clarke Tombstone W.C. Clarke, CSA veteran, located in little cemetery on Abert Rd, just outside of Lynchburg. Photographed and Contributed by Gil Allison |
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D-Day Memorial The part with a statue of a soldier exiting a landing craft with bullet spray Photographed Sept. 2001 and Contributed by Gill Pollard |
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Durham House The cemetery is on the hill above the house, and this view was taken from the cemetery. The house has been vandalized on the inside. It was owned by Laban Durham, whose daughter Betty married Montezuma Newman. Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Mattox Tombstone Other D. Mattox. I do not know what relationship the Mattox's were to the Burnette's but they are in the same cemetery. Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Mattox Tombstone Harry A. Mattox Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Elias Newman Cemetery General view. It is in the Huddleston area. Turn on school crossing road off of Rte43 (Leesville Road) Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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Elias Newman Tombstone Close-up of burial site shown in previous photo Photographed and Contributed by Lisa |
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lake at Peaks of Otter This site is on the Blue Ridge Parkway and there is a hotel overlooking the lake. Photographed 1998 and Contributed by Gill Pollard |
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Peaks of Otter A View from the Top Photographed and Contributed by Garry Brandt |
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Poplar Forest Thomas Jefferson's "Other House" near the village of Forest, which gets its name from the house's. Photographed and Contributed by Kay Hover |
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Poplar Forest View of the back of the house. Photographed and Contributed by Kay Hoover |
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black school c.1915, class photo Contributed by Dori |
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Snowden Dam at the Snowden power plant from the Bedford county side of the James River. This was originally part of the canal system and old stone work can be seen in places. Photographed Aug 2003 and Contributed by Gill Pollard |
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