"A City Grows": The Magic Weed Tobacco; Visitors Looking at Lynchburg; Quaker Meeting House; 7 Hills of Lynchburg; The Sacred Furniture Shop; Lynchburg's Physicians; Lynchburg's Life Saving Crew; The Banks of Lynchburg; Lynchburg Becomes a City; Editorial Wards; Lynchburg's Early Courts & Judges; The Town Clock & human interest stories.

"A City Grows": The Story of Appomattox. (Reenacted from the original script broadcast over WWOD in April, 1950.)

"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.)

"A CIty Grows": Red Feather; Red Cross; YWCA; 1st Sunday School; Early Public Schools; Fire Alarm System; Great Court House Robbery; Thos. R. Jefferson; Rivermont Bridge; S.O. Fisher Co.; Ladies Build a Bridge; W.D. Duiguid; J.P. Bell Co.; Rivermont Park; Piedmont Milling Co.; Royalty Visits; Cleland CO.; Milleny Co.

Speech by Dr. Francis P. Gaines on Founders' Day, Jan. 19, 1957.

Parents week end seminar, 1957

Speech by Prof. O.W. Riegel at the International Relations Club on Oct. 21, 1958.

Football coach Lee M. McLaughlin speaks in Lee Chapel on May 2, 1957.

Pres. Huntley's speech on Marijuana, Dec. 4, 1968.

Dr. Ollinger Crenshaw's Founders' Day Speech on Jan. 20, 1969.

Pres. Huntley's Opening Address in 1970.

An interview with Dean Pusey (acting W&L president) by the Ring Tum Phi & WLUR on Oct. 12, 1967

Pres. Huntley's first news conference, Jan. 3, 1968. Includes Dean Pusey.

Pres. Huntley's inauguration, October 18, 1968.

Dedication of the Louis Spilman Lounge on May 4, 1965.

Dr. Leyburn's speech in Lee Chapel during Freshman Orientation, 1974.

A tribute to R. E. Lee on Jan. 17, 1974. "The Gentleman"- R.E.R. Huntley; "The Soldier"- Prof. J.H. Merchant; "The Christian"- Dr. Sprunt; "The Educator"- Dr. Sanders.

Part 1: The Coed Debate on Oct. 7, 1969. Various faculty & student speakers.

Part 2: The Coed Debate on Oct. 7, 1969. Various faculty & student speakers.

Discussion in Lee Chapel on Oct. 12, 1973 concerning the historic front campus.

Dedication of the front campus as a National Historic Landmark on Oct. 12, 1973. Gov. Linwood Holton was a principal speaker.

Opening ceremonies of the Civil War Centennial in Lee Chapel. Includes former Va. governor William M. Tuck & Pres. Gaines (Audio on Tuck is poor)

Part 1: speech by J.S. Whitehead in Lee Chapel in March, 1967. Concerns the British position on Rhodesian independence.

Part 2: speech by J.S. Whitehead in Lee Chapel in March, 1967. Concerns the British position on Rhodesian independence.

Speech by Kenneth A. Cox during opening/dedication ceremonies of WLUR on Nov. 13, 1967. This speech was broadcast by WLUR & simucast by WREL.