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1. circa 1925

   A scrapbook of images of Roanoke area businesses on postcards, circa 1925.

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Greater Roanoke; Its Leading Firms - 1920s

   A scrapbook of images of businesses and business cards from Roanoke, Virginia. Image 54-Broaddus Chewning is leaning on the driver side door of the car and the gentleman last on the right standing in a dark suit with vest (smoking a cigar) is George Merriman Tice Sr. Elgin Altizer is in the photo but cannot be identified.

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Loebl Dye Works - A black and white photograph of the street view of Loebl Dye Works Inc., also known as Loebl Cleaners, which opened for business at 346-348 Salem Avenue SW in 1925 or 1926. Initial officers of the corporation were Abe Totz, president, Joseph Loebl, vice president and manager, and Robert Loebl, secretary. Joseph Loebl had formerly been a dyer with Klensall Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. The corporation initially advertised "Dyeing Deluxe" and the cleaning of rugs, curtains, and household goods as specialties.

   1984.7.1.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Loebl Dye Works - A black and white photograph of the street view of Loebl Dye Works Inc., also known as Loebl Cleaners, which opened for business at 346-348 Salem Avenue SW in 1925 or 1926. Initial officers of the corporation were Abe Totz, president, Joseph Loebl, vice president and manager, and Robert Loebl, secretary. Joseph Loebl had formerly been a dyer with Klensall Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. The corporation initially advertised "Dyeing Deluxe" and the cleaning of rugs, curtains, and household goods as specialties. A 1934 Ford is parked in front of the building. It carries the name of the business, its telephone number, and under the passenger side window the name "A.W. Huffman". The second image is a retouched version of the first image.

   1984.7.1.2

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Loebl Dye Works - A black and white photograph of the street view of Loebl Dye Works Inc., also known as Loebl Cleaners, which opened for business at 346-348 Salem Avenue SW in 1925 or 1926. Initial officers of the corporation were Abe Totz, president, Joseph Loebl, vice president and manager, and Robert Loebl, secretary. Joseph Loebl had formerly been a dyer with Klensall Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. The corporation initially advertised "Dyeing Deluxe" and the cleaning of rugs, curtains, and household goods as specialties. A 1935 Ford is parked in front of the building. It carries the name of the business and its telephone number.

   1984.7.1.3

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Loebl Dye Works - A black and white photograph of the street view of Loebl Dye Works Inc., also known as Loebl Cleaners, which opened for business at 346-348 Salem Avenue SW in 1925 or 1926. Initial officers of the corporation were Abe Totz, president, Joseph Loebl, vice president and manager, and Robert Loebl, secretary. Joseph Loebl had formerly been a dyer with Klensall Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. The corporation initially advertised "Dyeing Deluxe" and the cleaning of rugs, curtains, and household goods as specialties. By the time this photograph was taken (1956-1957) the business occupied 342-356 Salem Avenue.

   1984.7.1.6

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Loebl Dye Works - A black and white photograph of the street view of Loebl Dye Works Inc., also known as Loebl Cleaners, which opened for business at 346-348 Salem Avenue SW in 1925 or 1926. Initial officers of the corporation were Abe Totz, president, Joseph Loebl, vice president and manager, and Robert Loebl, secretary. Joseph Loebl had formerly been a dyer with Klensall Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. The corporation initially advertised "Dyeing Deluxe" and the cleaning of rugs, curtains, and household goods as specialties. By the time this photograph was taken (1956-1957) the business occupied 342-356 Salem Avenue.

   1984.7.1.5

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Loebl Dye Works - Exterior street view of Loebl Dye Works Inc., also known as Loebl Cleaners, which opened for business at 346-348 Salem Avenue SW in 1925 or 1926. Initial officers of the corporation were Abe Totz, president, Joseph Loebl, vice president and manager, and Robert Loebl, secretary. Joseph Loebl had formerly been a dyer with Klensall Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. The corporation initially advertised "Dyeing Deluxe" and the cleaning of rugs, curtains, and household goods as specialties.

   1984.7.1.4

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Review of the Department of Police, City of Roanoke, Virginia 1931 - 1931

   A booklet titled "Review of the Department of Police, City of Roanoke, Virginia 1931" with a red cover. It includes photographs, articles on the various divisions of the Police Department, the PD reports for years 1928, 1929, and 1930, a roster, advertisements, etc.

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. Review of the Department of Police, City of Roanoke, Virginia 1931 - 1931

    Booklet titled: "Review of the Department of Police, City of Roanoke, Virginia 1931" with red cover. Includes photographs; articles on the various divisions of the Police Department; the Police Department reports for years 1928, 1929, and 1930; a roster; advertisements; etc.

    Record Type: Archive

    
11. Review of the Department of Police, City of Roanoke, Virginia 1931 - 1931

    Booklet titled: "Review of the Department of Police, City of Roanoke, Virginia 1931". The name "Blair J. Fishburn" is printed at the top right on the cover.

    Record Type: Archive

    
12. 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