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1. Hart Girls - A black and white photograph of the Hart girls, Lena, Della and Alma. Two of the women are sitting in a horse drawn carriage with a fringed top and the third woman is standing by the horse. Della is identified as the woman in black.

   1986.77.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Letter to Dr. Hugh H. Trout, Jr. from Alma G. Hart Keyser - August 7, 1967

   A typed letter to Dr. Hugh H. Trout, Jr. from Alma G. Hart Keyser about the Invalid's Home that her parents ran in Big Lick, Virginia enclosing a copy of their booklet on the facility.

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Magnolia, residence of Dr. Henry C. Hart - Magnolia, later known as the Invalid's Home, Roanoke, Virginia, 1893. The house "Magnolia" was built for a stage coach stop and hotel in 1837 by Zachariah Robinson and was demolished in 1974. It was bought by Dr. Henry Clay Hart in 1876 and used for a Hospital (Hydro-therapy Invalid's Home). Individuals in the photograph are Dr. Hart's family. The home was located near the intersection of Orange Avenue and Williamson Road. A complete identification was made by Mary Hart Elkins and Winfred H. Hart in 1975, donors of this photo. Their identification is as follows: On porch: Mittie Hart, married Sam Bell; Flora May White Hart, wife of William H. Hart; William H. Hart; Artie S. Hart, holding son Eddie, married E.L. Richardson; E.L. Richardson standing on right; Dr. H.C. Hart, seated on left and his wife, Pluma A. Thayer Hart, seated on right (to his left). On steps: George L. Hart, standing on left, married Lavela Slicer; Della S. Hart, seated on right, married Thomas P. Barnard; Clayton I. Hart, seated on right (he never married); Lena S. Hart, seated on left, married A.J. Hoback; Alma G. Hart, married J.R. Keyser.

   1975.25

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Magnolia, Residence of Dr. Henry C. Hart - A black and white photograph of The Invalid's Home in Roanoke, Virginia, taken in1893. The house "Magnolia" was built for a stage coach stop and hotel in 1837 by Zachariah Robinson and was demolished in 1974. Dr. Henry Clay Hart purchased it in 1876 and used it as a hospital (Hydro-Therapy Invalid's Home). Individuals in the photograph are members of Dr. Hart's family. The home was located near the intersection of Orange Avenue and Williamson Road. Partial identification of the individuals in this photograph were made on August 14, 1962, by Mrs. (?) Richardson, aged 93 at the time. A complete identification was made by Mary Hart Elkins and Winfred H. Hart in 1975, donors of another copy of this photo (1975.25.1). Their identification is as follows: On porch: Mittie Hart, married Sam Bell; Flora May White Hart, wife of William H. Hart; William H. Hart; Artie S. Hart, holding son Eddie, married E.L. Richardson; E.L. Richardson standing on right; Dr. H.C. Hart, seated on left and his wife, Pluma A. Thayer Hart, seated on right (to his left). On steps: George L. Hart, standing on left, married Lavela Slicer; Della S. Hart, seated on right, married Thomas P. Barnard; Clayton I. Hart, seated on right (he never married); Lena S. Hart, seated on left, married A.J. Hoback; Alma G. Hart, married J.R. Keyser.

   1962.2.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Magnolia, Residence of Dr. Henry C. Hart - A black and white photograph of The Invalid's Home in Roanoke, Virginia, taken in 1893. The house "Magnolia" was built for a stage coach stop and hotel in 1837 by Zachariah Robinson and was demolished in 1974. It was bought by Dr. Henry Clay Hart in 1876 and used for a Hospital (Hydro-therapy Invalid's Home). The individuals in the photograph are Dr. Hart's family. The home was located near the intersection of Orange Avenue and Williamson Road. A complete identification was made by Mary Hart Elkins and Winfred H. Hart in 1975, donors of another copy of this photo (1975.25.1). Their identification is as follows: On porch: Mittie Hart, married Sam Bell; Flora May White Hart, wife of William H. Hart; William H. Hart; Artie S. Hart, holding son Eddie, married E.L. Richardson; E.L. Richardson standing on right; Dr. H.C. Hart, seated on left and his wife, Pluma A. Thayer Hart, seated on right (to his left).

   1964.11.86

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. The Invalid's Home - November 4, 1878

   Booklet advertising the Invalid's Home in Big Lick, Roanoke County, Virginia run by Henry C. Hart, M.D. listing services available in the year 1878.

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. The Invalid's Home - November 4, 1878

   Booklet advertising the Invalid's Home in Big Lick, Roanoke County, Virginia run by Henry C. Hart, M.D. listing services available in the year 1878. This is a negative photocopy image of the original booklet.

   Record Type: Archive