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The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

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Lionel S. Key Charlottesville Fire Department Collection of Photographs

This collection contains photographs related to the Charlottesville Fire Company and Charlottesville Fire Department, and some printed materials.

Rhoades/Rhodes Family Papers

This collection contains personal correspondence, photographs, memorabilia and published materials related to the Rhoades Family.

Photographs of Aviators in Belmont, c. 1915

Four reprints of b&w photographs of aviators in the Belmont neighborhood in Charlottesville, Va., c.1915.

Four Charlottesville Photographs

This is a collection of four photographs of Charlottesville locations by an unidentified photographer.

Family Photo Day Flip Books

The photographs in the flip books are of African Americans taken by photographer Rufus W. Holsinger of Charlottesville.

John Powell Photograph

Dr. Tom Guterbock -- Student Papers

Professor Thomas Guterbock is a Professor of Sociology and a Research Professor of Public Health Sciences at the University of Virginia.

Mary Oakley Hay Collection

Mary Oakley Hay (1873-1965) spent the last decade of her life in Charlottesville. She was known for her volunteer and social work, especially for children.

Randolph/Hubard Family Collection

The Randolph and Hubard families are descendants of President Thomas Jefferson through his eldest daughter that survived to adulthood who became a Randolph by marrying her first cousin. Notable properties owned by family members include Tyebrook,...

Lawrence R. Quarles Family Collection

The Quarles family have been prominent members of Albemarle County and surrounding counties since the 1700s.

Charlottesville Photographs

This is a collection of 13 photographs from areas in Charlottesville and 1 photograph of Rio Hill in Albemarle County.

Papers of James Logan

This is a collection of photographs and report cards for James Logan who attended Lane High School in Charlottesville, Virginia.

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