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1. 20th Annual Spring Graduate Course, Gill Memorial, 1947 - A black and white photograph of the attendees of the 20th Annual Spring Graduate Course in ophthalmology and otolaryngology of the Gill Memorial Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital in Roanoke, Virginia. The conference was held from April 7 to April 12, 1947. This photograph was taken in Elmwood Park on April 7, 1947, with the home "Elmwood" partially visible in the background.

   2008.13.40

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 21st Annual Spring Graduate Course Attendees, 1948 - A black and white photograph (in the original frame) taken April 5-10, 1948 of the attendees of the 21st Annual Spring Graduate Course, Gill Memorial Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital in Roanoke, Virginia. The photograph was taken in Elmwood Park, with the home "Elmwood", Hotel Patrick Henry, and Gill Memorial Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital partially visible in the background.

   2007.54.92

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 23rd Annual Spring Graduate Course Attendees, 1950 - A black and white photograph (in the original frame) taken April 3-8, 1950, of the attendees of the 23rd Annual Spring Graduate Course, Gill Memorial Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital in Roanoke, Virginia. The photograph was taken in Elmwood Park, with the home "Elmwood", Hotel Patrick Henry, and Gill Memorial Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital partially visible in the background.

   2007.54.91

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 27th Annual Spring Graduate Course Attendees, 1954 - A black and white photograph (in the original frame) taken April 5-10, 1954 of the attendees of the 27th Annual Spring Graduate Course, Gill Memorial Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital in Roanoke, Virginia. The photograph was taken in Elmwood Park, with the home "Elmwood", Hotel Patrick Henry, and Gill Memorial Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital partially visible in the background.

   2007.53.64

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Elmwood Park - Elmwood Park and public library in Roanoke, Virginia taken circa 1928.

   1982.113

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Roanoke Public Library, Circa 1930 - View of the former Roanoke Public Library building, formerly "Elmwood," the Peyton Terry home, located in Elmwood Park in the city of Roanoke at 712 S. Jefferson Street. Two women stand at the end of the building's driveway, and a car is parked in front. A monument stands to the side of the building, in the middle of the photograph. A sign for the library stands in the right foreground. The building has since been razed.

   1990.69.1077

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Roanoke Public Library, Circa 1940 - Roanoke Public Library in Elmwood Park, formerly home of Peyton Terry. Home is stucco over brick and was located in Elmwood Park. At bottom, photograph shows a road and at left is top of an automobile in front of the building. A stone wall stands beside the driveway, and a grass lawn lies in front of the building with a sidewalk leading to a double-door entry. The building is covered in ivy. On the left side is a wing (perhaps an enclosed porch). The building is two stories with a chimney on the left with windows on either side. In front of the building stands a concrete base with what appears to be a metal-frame electric pole. A bench stands beside this structure, and there are trees on both sides of the builidng. The building was razed in the 1960s.

   1990.69.1103

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Roanoke, Virginia: A City of Enterprise, Energy and Progress - 1922

   A history of Roanoke including various photographs and drawings of Roanoke City and the surrounding area, published in 1922 for the Roanoke Booster Club.

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. Sarah Caldwell Butler - A black and white photograph of Sarah Caldwell Butler speaking at the dedication of the Roanoke's first public library, which was located in Elmwood, the old Terry home on Jefferson Street. The library opened May 21, 1921 with 6,000 books. Mrs. Butler, a trained librarian herself, was instrumental in raising funds and getting the library started in Roanoke. There are five copies, enlarged and cropped to show a closer view of Mrs. Butler.

   1990.69.844.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Sarah Caldwell Butler - A duplicate of 1990.69.844.4 with 2 half circles of white space on the left side of the photo. A black and white photograph of Sarah Caldwell Butler speaking at the dedication of the Roanoke's first public library, which was located in Elmwood, the old Terry home on Jefferson Street. The library opened May 21, 1921 with 6,000 books. Mrs. Butler, a trained librarian herself, was instrumental in raising funds and getting the library started in Roanoke. There are five copies, enlarged and cropped to show a closer view of Mrs. Butler.

    1990.69.844.6

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Sarah Caldwell Butler - Cropped version of 1990.69.844.1 A black and white photograph of Sarah Caldwell Butler speaking at the dedication of the Roanoke's first public library, which was located in Elmwood, the old Terry home on Jefferson Street. The library opened May 21, 1921 with 6,000 books. Mrs. Butler, a trained librarian herself, was instrumental in raising funds and getting the library started in Roanoke. There are five copies, enlarged and cropped to show a closer view of Mrs. Butler.

    1990.69.844.2

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Sarah Caldwell Butler - Duplicate of 1990.69.844.1 A black and white photograph of Sarah Caldwell Butler speaking at the dedication of the Roanoke's first public library, which was located in Elmwood, the old Terry home on Jefferson Street. The library opened May 21, 1921 with 6,000 books. Mrs. Butler, a trained librarian herself, was instrumental in raising funds and getting the library started in Roanoke. There are five copies, enlarged and cropped to show a closer view of Mrs. Butler.

    1990.69.844.5

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Sarah Caldwell Butler - Duplicate of 1990.69.844.2 A black and white photograph of Sarah Caldwell Butler speaking at the dedication of the Roanoke's first public library, which was located in Elmwood, the old Terry home on Jefferson Street. The library opened May 21, 1921 with 6,000 books. Mrs. Butler, a trained librarian herself, was instrumental in raising funds and getting the library started in Roanoke. There are five copies, enlarged and cropped to show a closer view of Mrs. Butler.

    1990.69.844.3

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Sarah Caldwell Butler - The uncropped verison of 1990.69.844.1 A black and white photograph of Sarah Caldwell Butler speaking at the dedication of the Roanoke's first public library, which was located in Elmwood, the old Terry home on Jefferson Street. The library opened May 21, 1921 with 6,000 books. Mrs. Butler, a trained librarian herself, was instrumental in raising funds and getting the library started in Roanoke. There are five copies, enlarged and cropped to show a closer view of Mrs. Butler.

    1990.69.844.4

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. They Built Roanoke: Celebrating the individuals who developed Roanoke's History, and the Architecture associated with those people. - 1997

    A 1997 calendar created by the Roanoke Valley Historical Society & Museum: Celebrating the individuals who developed Roanoke's History, and the Architecture associated with those people. Cover - black and white drawing of Salem Avenue; Interior - black and white photographs of people and places of Roanoke, Virginia.

    Record Type: Archive