Local/Regional History and Appalachian South
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: Use this for collections relating to Blacksburg, Montgomery County, Southwest Virginia, West Virginia, and Appalachia.Found in 1734 Collections and/or Records:
Appalachian Electric Power Company, Pulaski, VA. Linkous-Vyule Add. One Mi. South Prices Fork on HWYS. 114 and 659.
Appalachian Oral History Project
Collection contains oral history interview cassette tapes and tape logs for 23 interviews conducted by students with 25 interviewees in the local community. Most interviews were collected as part of a 1991 Appalachian Community Studies class of Professor Jean Speer of the Department of Humanities at Virginia Tech. Unless noted, interviews have not been transcribed. For some interviewees, there is a student paper based on the interview.
Appalachian Quilt Project Cassette Tapes
Oral history project conducted by the Department of Clothing, Textiles, and Related Art at Virginia Tech. Collection consists of recorded interviews with forty-three quilt makers in Floyd and Washington counties, Virginia. Transcripts available.
Appalachian Regional Commission Teaching Project Records,
The collection consists of five bound reports produced for the Appalachian Regional Commission Teaching Project from the years 2001-2006.
Appalachian Student Organizing Committee Collection
Application, DAR Membership, [190?] (Ms1988-047)
Application, DAR Membership, [191?] (Ms1988-047)
Appomattox Iron Works and Supply Company Records,
Business correspondence and other records of Appomattox Iron Works and Supply Company, a Petersburg, Virginia manufacturer.
Argabright Family Ledger,
Ledger details the business records of a blacksmith shop run by the Argabrights in Blacksburg, Virginia. The entries date from 1848 to 1854.
Anthony L. Asher Papers
Captain in the Army in World War I; later a resident of West Virginia and Roanoke, Virginia. Papers consist of letters which mention Asher's participation as a National Guardsman in the West Virginia Coal Mining Wars in September 1921, and which deal with an accusation that Asher stole property or money from the National Guard in 1922; photographs; and a typescript resume by Asher.