Virginia -- Lexington
Found in 249 Collections and/or Records:
Michael Miley photographic collection
This collection consists of contact prints made from Michael Miley's glass plate negatives, which are owned by the Library of Virginia.
Miller, George W., 1908-03-20
This file consists of file related to the the settling of the account of J.P. Moore. Inlcudes accounting information and legal proceeding information.
Modern Views of Old Lexington
This file consists of postcards and pamphlets with views of Old Lexington, Va. Images depict Old Main Street, Lee's Funeral, and Castle Hill Hotel.
Money
This collection includes 19th century bills and bank notes.
Moore, J.P., 1906-04-25
This file consists of two town licenses for J.P. Moore to practice law in Lexington, Virginia between 1906 and 1907.
Paper, 1840 - 1877
This file contains paper money from the 19th century.
Paxton, 1887-03-11 - 1887-07-01
This file consists of two handwritten receipts for 1,000 dollars each.
Photograph and Postcard of Ann Smith Academy
This collection consists of a copy of a photograph of the Ann Smith Academy in Lexington, Virginia. The collection also includes the negative of the image, which was taken before 1899. The postcard is of the new structure of the Ann Smith Academy c.1910, which is now the Washington and Lee Chi Psi Fraternity house.
Photograph of a Lexington, Va. man with a cleft lip and palate
Original photograph of a man identified as 'Hair-Lip Harris' who suffered from a cleft lip and palate. On the reverse of the picture is written the following: 'Hair-Lip Harris' 'Lived in Lexington, VA''Quite a character' 'Of interest to anatomists.' The first name of the man is unknown.
Photograph of A. Nash Johnston
This collection includes a photograph and accompanying negative of Dr. A. Nash Johnston. Johnston was born in Tazewell County, Va. lived and practiced medicine in Richmond and Goochland County, Va. He moved to Rockbridge County about 1890, where he practiced medicine, served as a state Senator from his district, and from 1900 - 1904 served as the Superintendent of Schools for the county. A. Nash Johnston was the son of Virginia novelist Mary Johnston.