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1. 75th Anniversary Roanoke Chamber of Commerce - February 2, 1965

   A souvenir edition of a supplement paper for the 75th anniversary of the Roanoke Chamber of Commerce. It contains old advertisements from Roanoke; a list of businesses that have supported the Chamber; a list of Presidents of the Chamber from 1889-1964; and a roster of Officers and Directors of the Chamber in 1965.

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Campbell Avenue Looking East - A black and white photograph of Campbell Avenue, looking East. Cars line the street, and the streetcar wires obscure the skyline. Two sets of parallel tracks run down the center of the street. A group of people gather at the corner of Jefferson and Campbell. The National Exchange Bank is on the right in the foreground, while on the left, there's a number of smaller stores: Hanover Shoe, Virginia Dare Dresses, United Cigars, Pollock's Shoes.

   1982.40.04

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Campbell Avenue Looking East - A black and white photograph of Campbell Avenue, looking East. Cars line the street, and the streetcar wires obscure the skyline. Two sets of parallel tracks run down the center of the street. A group of people gather at the corner of Jefferson and Campbell. The National Exchange Bank is on the right in the foreground, while on the left, there's a number of smaller stores: Hanover Shoe, Virginia Dare Dresses, United Cigars, Pollock's Shoes.

   1982.40.03

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Development of Roanoke and its vicinity. - March 30, 1911

   "Development of Roanoke and its Vicinity" by Mr. Albert Phenis, General Staff Correspondent for the Manufacturers Record of Baltimore, Maryland.

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Directors of Century Bank - Collection of portraits of 10 men, Directors of Century Bank. Each man's picture is framed in white and numbers 1 to 10. Century Bank was organized in 1900 and consolidated with National Exchange in 1905. The Directors' names are noted on the back: 1. Ed Stone 2. Lucian H. Cocke 3. Thompson W. Goodwin 4. A.P. Hill 5. L.E. Johnson 6. J.B. Fishburn 7. J ames C. Cassell 8. Frank Hill 9. Frank Foster 10. E. Wile

   1981.33.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Directors of Century Bank - Directors of Century Bank, organized in 1900 and consolidated with National Exchange Bank in 1905

   1986.75.5

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7. First National Exchange Bank - New American Theater and Roanoke Theater flank First National Exchange Bank after 1926 merger of First National and National Exchange banks Cars like one road, young men on the sidewalk on the adjecent road

   1983.42.11

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Hunting and Taxidermy scrapbook - 1924

   Naturalist, hunting, and taxidermy scrapbook compiled by Michael B. Newman of Roanoke, Virginia. Contains a plethora of photos, newspaper clippings, letters from local colleges, and even a piece of tanned 'human' skin. This scrapbook is a small glimpse into Roanoke in the 1930s, especially as it related to hunting and hunt clubs.

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. Letter - November 7, 1918

   A letter to the City Manager, Mr. W. F. Hunter, from H. W. Hobson. Pertains to the poor condition of sidewalk on Hamilton Terrace near Mr. Hobson's residence and would like it to be maintained during inclement weather. Letter written on letterhead of Roanoke City Mills. The Roanoke city directory for 1918 lists Mr. Hobson's address as 1418 Hamilton Terrace SE, and that he hold the position of Secretary with Roanoke City Mills.

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. Magazine/memorial presentation - May 7, 1914

    THE BANKERS MAGAZINE was a monthly publication of Bankers Publishing Company of Boston/New York/Chicago which was conceived ca. 1846. In this re-print, National Exchange Bank of Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia is featured upon it's twenty-fifth anniversary. The eight page content is illustrated with short and concise histories of officers and the bank itself. Originally enclosed in a brown envelope (which survives), presentation is hereb...

    Record Type: Archive

    
11. Modern Homes and Bungalows Catalog - 1918

    Form title reads: "1944-CITY OF ROANOKE, VA.-1944 Return of Tangible Personal Property for Local Taxation Only". Form must be filed to the Commissioner of Revenue on or before June 1, 1944, by any taxpayer owning personal property on January 1, 1944. Back of Form lists General Instructions on Fair Market Value, Paintings and Antiques, Conditional Sales Contracts, Automobiles, Payment of Taxes, and Tax Rate.

    Record Type: Archive

    
12. National Exchange Bank - A photographic negative of the interior of the old First National Exchange Bank, located on the southwest corner of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue, taken prior to remodeling in 1924. Roanoke’s first "modern" bank building, constructed in 1913, is an example of Academic Classicism and reminds of the city’s history as a banking center.

    2001.24.4

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. National Exchange Bank - A photographic negative of the interior of the old First National Exchange Bank, located on the southwest corner of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue, taken prior to remodeling in 1924. Roanoke’s first "modern" bank building, constructed in 1913, is an example of Academic Classicism and reminds of the city’s history as a banking center. This is the negative. For the print, see Object ID 1981.63.3.

    2001.24.3

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. National Exchange Bank - A photographic negative of the interior of the old First National Exchange Bank, located on the southwest corner of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue, taken prior to remodeling in 1924. Roanoke’s first "modern" bank building, constructed in 1913, is an example of Academic Classicism and reminds us of the city’s history as a banking center. This is the negative. For the print, see Object ID 1981.63.2.

    2001.24.2

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. National Exchange Bank Building - A black and white photograph of the National Exchange Bank, constructed in 1913 at the corner of Campbell Avenue and Jefferson Street. It was open to public inspection on March 7, 1913. It was Roanoke's first "modern" bank building, and was later known as First National Exchange Bank after the merger with First National Bank in 1926. It is an example of academic classicism and a reminder of the city’s history as a banking center. Note the lion heads placed along the cornice.

    1990.69.412

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. National Exchange Bank Building. - circa 1905

    Postcard of the National Exchange Bank Building, Roanoke, Virginia. The bank was chartered May 7, 1889. It eventually moved to 201 South Jefferson Street, on the southeast corner of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue. The reverse of the postcard has the following message "This picture was made over 40 years ago. Some change. Sincerely Ernest Baldwin." The handwritten date accompanying the note is 20 Oct. 1950.

    Record Type: Archive

    
17. Program - 1913-1914

    Academy of Music Program for the 1913-1914 Season, sponsored by The National Exchange Bank in Roanoke, Virginia.

    Record Type: Archive

    
18. 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

    
19. Terry Building - The Terry Building, also known as National Exchange Bank Building, at the southeast corner of the intersection of Jefferson Street and Campbell Avenue. Construction on the Terry Building began in 1890 and it opened in July 1892. The National Exchange Bank and various businesses occupied the building. In 1913, Colonial Bank and Trust Company moved in. The building was torn down in 1926, and the new office of Colonial American National Bank was erected. The building was constructed of the same material that was used in the walls around Hotel Roanoke and Elmwood Park.

    1990.69.448

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Two Ink blotters issued by the National Exchange Bank of Roanoke, VA, for Christmas 1905 - Two ink blotters issued by the National Exchange Bank of Roanoke, Virginia, for Christmas 1905. Circa 1905, American. The blotters have laminated covers with a picture of the bank in black and white surrounded by a gold frame. Beneath this is a holly branch with green leaves and red berries. The following is printed on the blotters: "The National Exchange Bank, ROANOKE, VA., EXTENDS THE SEASONS GREETINGS TO: Mrs. C. E. Mayhew (handwritten on the blotter)." The second blotter has the same message, to "Mrs. Carrie M. Mayhew".

    1994.002

    Record Type: Object