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Description: View of Marion Main Street looking west from hospital hill. c. 1900
Description: First Smyth County Museum in old one room school house.
Description: Christening of John S. Apperson, Jr.'s boat at Dollar Island Harbor, New York. Used water from Staley's Creek, Mairon, Va. Summer 1927.
Description: The Carner Family. Ernest Jackson Carner, James Henry Carner, Lauuna Carner, Mrs Nattie Olivia Copenhaver Carner, Elma Dicjy Carner. 1888.
Description: Norfolk and Western Railroad Water Tank, Atkins, Virginia.
Description: The Town House ruins, Chilhowie, Virginia. Photo, 1960.
Description: Steffey hand_hewn log house. Groseclose, Virginia. 1939.
Description: Old double log barn in Rich Valley. The space through the center servers as a wagon shed. IT is covered with hand-made clapboard shingles. The garden…
Description: Old stacked rock fence ("staked and rider") in Rich Valley.
Description: Abijah Thomas' octagonal house, built about 1850. Thomas Bridge Area.
Description: Sin Clair Bottom Primitive Baptist Church, organizard by A. Baker in 1791 with 45 members. First church was made of logs. Present church was built in…
Description: Covered bridge across the Middle Fork of the Holston River east of Marion, built before 1864. The Battle of Marion took place in this area.
Description: Black football team. No information given.
Description: Mule train in Chilhowie pulling boiler for steam engine. Chilhowie mill at left. Lumber from poor valley being shipped to panama canal. J.W. Pendleton…
Description: Valley House Hotel dining room. Waiters: Will Smith, Charles J. Richardson, Henry Young, Will Henderson.
Description: Main Street Marion. c. 1900. Sam Alexander, George W. Wright.
Description: C.F. Lincoln home at River and Church Streets, Marion. Built aroun 1870 - Razed 1970.
Description: Musser mill, originally Atkins Mill, Atkins, Virginia. 1938.
Description: Musser mill, originally Atkins Mill, Atkins, Virginia. 1938.
Description: Hugh Currin (for which Currin Valley was named.) Born 1813 in N.C. Married in 1847 to Ruth Jean Deatherago of N.C. Died in 1877.
Description: Cora Lampe (Mrs. J. Burt Kincer) 1871-1852.