Collections : [Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University]

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Special Collections, University Libraries (0434)
Newman Library
Virginia Tech
P.O. Box 90001
560 Drillfield Drive
Blacksburg, VA 24062-9001
Primary Collecting Areas:
Local/regional history (Blacksburg, Montgomery County, Southwest Virginia, and Appalachian South); the American Civil War; Science and technology history (incl. aerospace, aeronautics, engineering, and speculative fiction); History of women in architecture (incl. the International Archive of Women in Architecture); Culinary history (incl. Virginia and southern cookery, children’s cookbooks and nutrition, food production and technology, and cocktail history); University Archives
Description:
Special Collections is located in Carol M. Newman Library at Virginia Tech. Special Collections includes manuscript collections, rare books, and the University Archives, as well as state, local and historical maps and photographs. Our mission is to collect and preserve unique, historical materials and provide access to them in their original form.
Phone: (540) 231-6308
Fax: (540) 231-3694

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Cambria Train Station, Christiansburg, VA

5.09 square feet
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bright colors; CocaCola sign

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C. B. Gardener Treasury Ledger

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The collection contains a ledger with accounts kept by "Dr. C. B. Gardner Depository of the Treasury in a/c with the Treasury of the Confederate States" of Christiansburg, Virginia.
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Charles S. Stringfellow Note

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The collection contains a note written by Major Charles S. Stringfellow at Christiansburg, Virginia, to Colonel W. L. Jackson on May 25, 1862.
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Charles S. Stringfellow Note 0.1 Cubic Feet 1 folder

Christiansburg-Blacksburg Chapter, Rotary Club Records,

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The Christiansburg-Blacksburg Chapter, Rotary Club Records contains newspaper articles, brochures, handouts, pamphlets and flyers pertaining to the Christiansburg-Blacksburg Rotary Club from 1965 to 1998.
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Christiansburg-Blacksburg Chapter, Rotary Club Records, 0.3 Cubic Feet 1 box

Christiansburg Industrial Institute Oral History Project

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The Christiansburg Industrial Institute Oral History Project consists of oral history interviews, transcripts, field notes, and other assorted documents produced by the students of Professor David Cline in the the Fall of 2012 in association with interviews conducted with former students of the Christiansburg Industrial Institute about their childhoods, the African-American community in Southwest Virginia, the student experience at Christiansburg Industrial Institute, the quality of the curriculum and how it prepared students for further education and the workforce, the closing of the school, and subsequent preservation efforts via the Christiansburg Institute Alumni Association and Christiansburg Institute, Inc.

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Christiansburg Presbyterian Church Minute Book

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The Christiansburg Presbyterian Church Minute Book contains the minutes of sessions and a list of members with the membership and death dates.
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Christiansburg, Va. (Reproduction)

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Insurance map shows part of Christiansburg, Virginia. Reproduction is in the negative.
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Christiansburg, Va. (Reproduction) 0.1 Cubic Feet 18.5 x 21.5

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