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"A City Grows": Canal Boat Era; Boat Clubs; 1st R/R; Livery Stables; Last Confederate War Horse; Wines & Dines a Yankee Col.; Old & Historic Mansions; Norwell House; Old Maps of 1877; Old Fashioned Editors; Editors of 1860 1 Reels Brown 4 Reel Number 110 Box 14, Reel 3

"A City Grows": Canal Boat Era; Boat Clubs; 1st R/R; Livery Stables; Last Confederate War Horse; Wines & Dines a Yankee Col.; Old & Historic Mansions; Norwell House; Old Maps of 1877; Old Fashioned Editors; Editors of 1860. (See master list for full titles.)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. WLUR Recordings and Broadcasts
  3. Recordings
  4. Local/WLUR/VMI

"A City Grows": Radio & Lynchburg; The Years the Stars Fell; Three Lynchburg Musicians; Christmas in Lynchburg; New Year's Celebrations in Lynchburg; Statue of a man 1 Reels Brown 1 Reel Number 107 Box 13, Reel 9

"A City Grows": Radio & Lynchburg; The Years the Stars Fell; Three Lynchburg Musicians; Christmas in Lynchburg; New Year's Celebrations in Lynchburg; Statue of a man (This series was prepared for Lynchburg's centennial.)

  1. Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library
  2. WLUR Recordings and Broadcasts
  3. Recordings
  4. Local/WLUR/VMI

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