Soapstone Industry in Central Virginia
This is a collection of two typed accounts of Virginia's soapstone industry in Albemarle and Nelson Counties, the shortline railroads that served them, written by Garth G. Groff.
The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
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This is a collection of two typed accounts of Virginia's soapstone industry in Albemarle and Nelson Counties, the shortline railroads that served them, written by Garth G. Groff.
Materials pertaining to the history and membership of the Widow's Sons' Lodge No. 60 in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Unpublished manuscript of the history of the First Baptist Church, 735 Park Street, Charlottesville, Virginia compiled by Neil A. Benfer, Church Historian.
This is an unbound photocopy of the typescript The Ancestors of James M. Hogue, Supplement No. 2, The Parks Ancestors by Earl F. Arnett, 1984.
A collection of biographical notes, family group sheets, and photocopied photographs of the John Powhatan Mann family.
Correspondence, surveys, records and other material of the Charlottesville Historic Landmarks Commission, and papers of Prof. Lay as a member and chairman of the Commission.
Genealogical records and photographs of the family of James Hamner (1823-1910) and wife Lucy Ann Gay (1826-1900) who removed from Albemarle County, Virginia to Delaware County, Ohio in the 1800s.
This collection contains an ALS from George W. Randolph, Secretary of War of the Confederate States of America, to Miss Bettie D. George of Charlottesville, Virginia, 25 September 1862.
This is a photocopy of the Graves family bible record and includes the Graves, Brown, and Wood families of Earlysville, Virginia.
This is a collection of papers relating to the Thomas Gresham/Grissom family of Virginia, Kentucky and Illinois.
This is a collection of papers of James S. Leitch (1848-1892) of Charlottesville, Virginia.
A typescript of the history of the Blue Ridge Sanatorium (Hospital) in Albemarle County, Virginia.
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