Collection: Virginia Hummel Papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Article: "If Walls could Talk: Last rooms at Fabled Hotel site slip away" Box 3, Folder 43

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Article: "Independence, A.G. Smith lived 95 years to the fullest" Box 2, Folder 49

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Article: "Irises and History kept alive," The News Messenger Box 3, Folder 33

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Article: "Keeper of the Gate," Roanoke Times and World News Box 3, Folder 61

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Article: "King Coal once held court in Montgomery County mines" Box 3, Folder 25

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Article; "Marvel on the mountain, William Preston's House" Box 3, Folder 100

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Article: "Messenger has a long history" Box 3, Folder 26

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Article; "Mrs. Hill sets retirement after teaching 45 years," photocopied Box 3, Folder 95

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Article: "Mutual respect learned in the hills of Greece" Box 3, Folder 58

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Article; "News of activities during the past week by pupils at Blacksburg High School" Box 3, Folder 112

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