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1. Churches to Display Silver - n.d.

   Photocopy of a newspaper clipping titled '"Churches to Display Silver." Some of the silver featured in the rotation and display to 11 churches around Virginia relate to Col. John Tayloe from Mt. Airy, and mentions other Tayloe relations.

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Historic Shrines of Virginia - 1933

   Historic Shrines of Virginia by W. E. Carson. Book is fairly non-descript in beige with a beige adhesive for the title attached to the cover. 'Katherine Stone' has been written on the adhesive just above the title. On the inside endpaper, Edward Stone has written the following inscription in black ink: To Charles E. Stone in appreciation of the part he contributed in the production of this book. With affectionate regard / Edward L. Stone / Roa...

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Letter to Mrs. Thomas Burke from P. H. Trout - c. 1920s

   Copy of a typed letter from P. H. Trout to Mrs. Thomas Burke concerning negatives of the altar at St. John's Church. Roanoke Photo Finishing company agreed to collect 25 cents per photograph at the time the order is placed for prints. At the bottom of the page, someone has written in graphite: Nos 1-5-6-8 are no good / No 3 is best

   Record Type: Archive

   
4. St. John's Church - The photograph is of the exterior of the gothic style St. John's Church. The church can be seen wrapped in vines and is flanked on the left side by two houses. A tree is seen from the left-hand side while power lines line the street in front of the church

   2009.54.03.04

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. St. John's Church - The photograph is of the nave of the church decorated with white flowers throughout the front half of the church. The reverend stands at the pulpit, slightly obscured by all the white flowers. On the reverse, someonw has written in graphite: St. john's Church, Jefferson St at Elm Ave. Roanoke. The Rev. Alfred Berkley married Ely & Glenn Lemon baptised Glenn Jr. and Philip Lemon.

   2009.54.02

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. St. John's Church, Roanoke - 1909

   Color postcard of St. John's Church, Roanoke - a stone church with a tall tower at the corner of a street. Both sides of the church continue with turreted Victorian houses. A group of individuals stand at the small doorway to the tall tower of the church. Addressed Miss Venia Stover on Salem Ave, Roanoke - c/o Fredan Kohen Co. Green one cent stamp has been placed and postmarked in the upper right corner, picturing a profile of Benjamin Fr...

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. St. John's Observes Two Anniversaries - November 1 1942

   Newspaper clipping from the Roanoke Times, Nov 1, 1942. Heading of first page of clipped article reads: St. John's Observes Two Anniversaries. Heading of second page of article reads: St. John's Church Marks Century of Life and 50th Anniversary of its Building. It discusses the history of the church, the building, its services, and advancements.

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. The Church in Roanoke - 1902

   Photocopy of a sermon given by invitation on the ocassion of the opening of Christ Church - the old St. John's Church. Given on 14 December 1902. This copy was re-preached in 1914 in St. John's Church.

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. The Church in Roanoke - a historical sermon preached, by invitation, onthe occasion of the opening of Christ Church, Roanoke (the old St. John's Church) 14 Dec. 1902 11 A.M. Preached (repeated) in St. John's Church, Roanoke 8 February 1914. - 1902 & 1914

   Historical sermon given by Edward Ingle on the opening of Christ Church in Roanoke, December 14, 1902. Sermon was repeated at St. John's Church in Roanoke on February 8, 1914. Sermon is a total of 10 pages. Sermon is a copy that was in the collection of P. H. Trout, who resided at 302 King George Ave, Roanoke (stamp in lower right corner of first page).

   Record Type: Archive