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1. Correspondence - April 14, 1966

   A letter from Arthur T. Ellett, temporary Chairman of the Planning Committee for Cherry Hill, calling for an organizational meeting to be held at Cherry Hill on April 21, 1966.

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2. Correspondence - April 8, 1966

   John H. Thornton, Jr., a member of the Woods, Rogers, Muse, Walker & Thornton Law Firm, is informing the Planning Committee for Cherry Hill of recent developments. He is asking for co-operation as well as commending each member for their devotion to the matters at hand.

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3. Newspaper article - January 11, 1965

   An article from The Roanoke World-News titled "City Landmark Will Become Cultural, Educational Center." Please note that this article actually preceded Object ID #2007.54.61. The event expressed in this article was most important to citizens of the area, especially those interested in fine arts and performing arts.

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4. Newspaper article - Tuesday, January 12, 1965

   An article from The Roanoke Times titled "Cultural Center To Be Established By Junior League, Fine Arts Group." This article gives a more in-depth background of the mansion known as "Cherry Hill." Many civic leaders and groups are mentioned as well as their co-operation.

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