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Booklet - circa 1966
This booklet gives short and precise descriptions of the services and programs offered at Cherry Hill in the areas of community service, youth and adult education, exhibitions, and performing arts.
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Booklet/bulletin - August 1966
The August 1966 Special Members' Bulletin for the Roanoke Fine Arts Center titled "Kaleidoscope."
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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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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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Correspondence - July 11, 1969
Copy of a letter from James L. Trinkle to Mrs. Charles D. Fox, III of Roanoke with an enclosure. The material covered concerns performances at the Fine Arts Center.
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Correspondence - July 13, 1966
A letter to Mrs. John M. Chaney (among others) from Arthur T. Ellett, Chairman of the Planning Committee for Cherry Hill. The content of the letter is a reminder of a meeting to be held in the office of John Thornton at 105 Franklin Road SW on July 21, 1966. (Mr. Ellett was employed with the Roanoke Gas Company for 34 years where he retired as vice-president and general manager in 1974.)
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Correspondence - June 2, 1966
This letter is from Stanley W. Abbott, a landscape architect located in Williamsburg, Virginia. In addressing the Development Committee for Cherry Hill, the plan includes an overall view of the area and provides for gardens, terraces and lawns. The issues of parking, visitor entrances and exits and square footage of galleries and/or theaters is noted in clear detail. No monetary imbursement is mentioned, primarily, because this is a submission f...
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Correspondence - May 26, 1966
Correspondence from Arthur T.(Tazewell) Ellett, Chairman of the Planning Committee for Cherry Hill, to committee members reminding them of a meeting to be held at Cherry Hill on June 2, 1966. (Mr. Ellett was employed with the Roanoke Gas Company for 34 years where he retired as vice-president and general manager in 1974.)
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Correspondence/report - April 19, 1966
This is a four-page report to Roanoke's Junior League from the advisory planning committee for Cherry Hill. Discussion of committees, programs and plans are addressed. In a word, this could be called an "outline" of the process and processes involved to achieve a final outcome for all parties concerned as well as the citizens of the area.
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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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Newspaper article - Monday, January 11, 1965
An Article from the Roanoke World-News titled "South Roanoke Estate One Of Beauty." This article gives a good description of the design and architecture of Cherry Hill. It is a continuation in a series of articles concerning the Fine Arts Center and the Junior League.
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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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Newspaper article. - May 1966
An undated newspaper article, most likely from a Roanoke, Virginia newspaper, is titled "The Background of Cherry Hill." The article recalls the efforts of Junius P. Fishburn in founding the Roanoke Fine Arts Center in the fall of 1951. The founding of a Fine Arts Center and the Junior League of Roanoke Valley's participation.
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Roanoke Valley 1982: Celebrating the Arts During the 100th Year of the City of Roanoke Virginia - 1982
Calendar. Limited edition prints by local artists. Interior images in black and white, color cover by Marcia McDade.
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Rule, Make-up (Minutes) - June 4, 1969
This is a three-page collection of "Minutes of a Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of Cherry Hill" at Roanoke, Virginia on the date indicated. Signed by Betty F. Trinkle, (Mrs. James L.), members present are mentioned by name as well as various reports given. This item is important due to an agreement considered and carried by the Junior League, Fine Arts Center, and Cherry Hill.
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