Date unknown

Contributed by Dorie Kincaid

Birdseye view c. 1908

Contributed by Dorie Kincaid

Photographed and Contributed by Gordon Howard

Located near Elliston. Local Legend is that he was buried (d. 1820) standing up to watch over his slaves in the fields.

Contributed by Dorie Kincaid

at Montgomery in Montgomery County. Originally constructed by the Virginia and Tennessee in the 1850's and later by N&W and currently Norfolk Southern.

Photographed Aug 2003 and Contributed by Gill Pollard

Near Elliston, WWII. Apparently mixed load, Jeeps & Trucks in view, troop-cars in distance.

Contributed by Dorie Kincaid

Battery E

Photographed about 1905. Contributed by Debbie Briggs

Campus, unidentified building.

Photographed about 1905. Contributed by Debbie Briggs

Corps High-Jinks. Spring time nonsense with cadets in costume, parading around campus. No longer practiced in this extreme form, but evolving no doubt into the more current, Corps Minstrel Show, itself probably doomed to be eliminated, as insensitive behavior.

Photographed about 1905. Contributed by Debbie Briggs.

Dorm room, in Lane Hall

Photographed about 1905. Contributed by Debbie Briggs

Dorm room, another view. Students, seniors, posed as if studying.

Photographed about 1905. Contributed by Debbie Briggs.

Lane Hall. Located on the upper quad at Virginia Tech, it was opened in 1888 and was the main barracks that housed 150 students. It is now houses the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies.

Photographed about 1908. Contributed by Debbie Briggs

Plat - 1925

Contributed by Dorie Kincaid