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1. Elmore D. Heins buys a war bond - Elmore D. Heins buys a war bond during WWII, c1917-1918, in front of the Old Terry Building. "Noni" Reed sells the bond while Tom Spindle, a Roanoke real estate agent, stands to the right. The African American at the far right was employed by N&W. The three gentlemen stand in front of a wooden stand decorated with fabric and propoganda posters. Women sell the bonds to the men in the finest clothing. Above the stall is written the following: Fourth Liberty Loan, Buy Liberty Bonds Here - Have You Bought Your Limit? On the reverse of mat board, in Elmore Heins' hand is a description of the photograph.

   2015.07.1

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Henry Street Bridge - A cyanotype of the view looking south from Roanoke, Virginia showing the Henry Street Bridge, Terry Building, Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company, and Mill Mountain.

   1967.64.31

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Jefferson Street - A cabinet card with a sepia photograph of Jefferson Street, the Terry Building seen in the center of the image. Mill Mountain is in the background. The streetcar/trolley runs along its tracks, several men walking across the street.

   1977.35.13

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Jefferson Street - Black and photograph taken at a location on North Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia between the Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co. and Hotel Roanoke looking southward along Jefferson Street. Buildings on the right are Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co. at 110-130 North Jefferson Street, Hotel Stratford at 106 North Jefferson Street, and the Norfolk & Western general office building at 16 North Jefferson Street. On the left is the wall surrounding the Hotel Roanoke property. Horses, buggies, and wagons are moving along the dirt street. The tall building in the distance on the left is the Terry Building at 207 South Jefferson Street. The railroad crossing gates are in the down position. A man wearing suspenders looks from the window of the Stone Printing building. This photograph appears to be a copy. The number "16837" appears in the image at the lower right corner. The lettering on the Stone Printing building appears to be enhanced. The lettering on the side of the building and the awning may have been added to the negative or the photograph after the picture was taken. This is an earlier print than that shown in object ID 1984.31.01. A black border has been added to the lettering on the building in this version of the photograph.

   1990.69.821

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Jefferson Street - Black and photograph taken at a location on North Jefferson Street in Roanoke, Virginia between the Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co. and Hotel Roanoke looking southward along Jefferson Street. Buildings on the right are Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co. at 110-130 North Jefferson Street, Hotel Stratford at 106 North Jefferson Street, and the Norfolk & Western general office building at 16 North Jefferson Street. On the left is the wall surrounding the Hotel Roanoke property. Horses, buggies, and wagons are moving along the dirt street. The tall building in the distance on the left is the Terry Building at 207 South Jefferson Street. The railroad crossing gates are in the down position. A man wearing suspenders looks from the window of the Stone Printing building. This photograph appears to be a copy. The word "Stone" and the number "16837" appear in the image at the lower right corner. The lettering on the Stone Printing building appears to be enhanced. The lettering on the side of the building and the awning may have been added to the negative or the photograph after the picture was taken.

   1984.31.01

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Jefferson Street - Sepia toned photograph of Jefferson Street, taken from the middle of the street. Horse drawn carriages line the right edge of the street. People walk the brick paved road, dodging carriages. A banner runs across the center of the street, reading National Business College. The Terry building can be seen towering over many of the others at the left edge. Mounted to a cabinet card.

   1982.112.05

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Letter - January 2, 1922

   A letter to City Manager Mr. W. P. Hunter pertaining to cost of sidewalk in Virginia Heights area, from W. D. Wright of Magic City Realty Company, Inc.

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. Receipt - August 29, 1907

   Receipt of T. W. Goodwin from Aaron & Garst Co., Inc., a wagon maker in Roanoke, Virginia in the amount of $ 17.00.

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. Receipt from T. W. Goodwin to C. Markley - May 12, 1908

   Receipt of T. W. Goodwin dated May 12, 1908 from C. Markley, Office 205, Terry Building, Roanoke, Virginia who was a municipal contractor.

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. Remember Roanoke 2007 Calendar - 2007

    A 2007 Calendar printed by Valley Printers, Inc. titled "Remember Roanoke" filled with black and white images of buildings in Roanoke with brief captions. (Copy # 1)

    Record Type: Archive

    
11. Remember Roanoke 2007 Calendar - 2007

    A 2007 Calendar, printed by Valley Printers, Inc., titled "Remember Roanoke" filled with black and white images of buildings in Roanoke with brief captions. - Copy # 1

    Record Type: Archive

    
12. Roanoke Market Square Panorama - A black and white panoramic photograph of downtown Roanoke, Virginia taken about 1895. The view is looking west on Campbell Avenue from Randolph Street SE (now Second Street). The old market building is on the right and the rear of the Terry Building, on the southeast corner of Campbell Avenue and Jefferson Street, is in the center.

    1990.69.078

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 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

    
14. 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