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Baptist Church Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Boydton Hotel Boydton, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Boydton Town Hall and Post Office Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Buffalo Baptist Church Located at a dead-end on Rt 730 about .8 mi south of Rt 58, west of Clarksville. The original Buffalo Creek building, erected in 1778, was of log construction. In 1825 a new church was built a short distance from the old, and in 1894 and in 1967, succeeding churches were built on the same land. (Life By the Roaring Roanoke, p99, Bracey) Contributed by JoLee Spears |
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Buffalo Lithia Springs Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Buggs Island Lake Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Buggs Island Lake Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Buggs Island Lake Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Chase City High School Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Chase City High School Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Clarksville Baptist Church 1916 Contributed by Bernard C. Rodenhizer |
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Clarksville High School Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Elijah Gregory House End view, Rte. 640 near Rocky Branch Creek Photographed and Contributed by Patricia Henderson-London |
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Elam Home located on the Cow Rd. at Buffalo Jct. just to the north of the cemetery site and dates circa 1860. Photographed and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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Daniel Elam Tombstone
Photographed and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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Newton-Elam Cemetery
Photographed and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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Elijah Gregory House Interior view Photographed and Contributed by Patricia Henderson-London |
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Elijah and Nancy Gregory Tombstones Photographed and Contributed by Patricia Henderson-London |
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Ephesus Baptist Church South Hill, Va. Contributed by Beth Bond |
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First National Bank Building Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Guards Armory, Chase City Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Greenwood Tourist Court South Hill, VA Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Historical Markers Photographed and Contributed by Lewis Hawes |
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Hotel Mecklenburg Chase City Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Hotel Mecklenburg Chase City Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Hotel Mecklenburg Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Jeffries Motor Co. Chase City Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Main Street 1907 Chase City, VA Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Main Street View, Chase City early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Main Street, Clarksville Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Mecklenburg Club House Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Mecklenburg Court House Boydton, VA Photographed and Contributed by Lillian T. Samuelson |
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Methodist Church Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Mineral Hotel Chase City, VA Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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New Hope Baptist Church 2526 New Hope Rd, Skipwith, VA. Formed 1874 from Bethel Photographed and Contributed by Lillian T. Samuelson |
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Pittard House Previously, the Yancy House. Sold to William James Pittard, grandfather of the contributor. Photographed 1915 and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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Pittard House Some architectural changes to the front of the were made in 1920 Photographed 1921 and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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Pittard House The house has been moved two miles south of it's original location. It was the contributor's home for 18 years. Photographed 2006 and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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Presbyterian Church Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Providence United Methodist Church The church was organized in the 1700's. This building at its current location is from the 1890's. Photographed Feb 2007 and Contributed by George Seitz |
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Roberts Grill Buggs Island Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Spring House Spring House of the Famous Mineral Waters, Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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Southside Female Institute Chase City Contributed by Paul M. Mott |
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Town Hall & Post Office Chase City, VA, early 1900's Contributed by Glenn Wood |
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White House #1 Buffalo Creek, VA Photographed and Contributed by Fred Puckett |
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Yancy House Buffalo Junction, home of William Columbus Yancey (1858-1898). Later known as the Pittard House, see above. Photographed 1892 and Contributed by J. Gray Chandler |
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