Archive Record
Images
Metadata
Scope & Content |
Mrs. Gladys Harringer, station agent at White Top, Virginia, (and one of only four women agents on the N&W at that time) works on a quilt while waiting for the train. A coal burning pot-belly stove heats the room. White Top was distinguished by being the highest point (3,577 feet) east of the Rockies reached by a regularly scheduled passenger train. © O. Winston Link signature on back. |
Creator |
Link, O. Winston |
Subjects |
Black-and-white prints Photographic prints Pot-bellied stove Quilting Railroad employees Railroad stations |
Search Terms |
(c) O. Winston Link written on back Norfolk and Western Railway White Top Station |
People |
Harriger, Gladys, Station Manager, White Top |
Collection |
O. Winston Link Museum Archives Collection |
Imagefile |
039\200905077.JPG |
Number of images |
1 |
Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
Object ID |
OWL2009.05.077 |
Extent of Description |
1-photographic print, size 8" x 10" |