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Benjamin Franklin Copenhaver (1831-1916) and wife Margaret Porter Copenhaver (1842-1927)

Walter B. Jackson, Sr. and Josephine B. Jackson.

Davis House, home of pioneer settler James Davis in Davis Fancy.

Davis House, home of pioneer settler James Davis in Davis Fancy.

Stallard House at the foot of hospital hill, Marion, Virginia. One of Marion's earliest homes.

Group unidenetified (perhaps a group of confederate veterans. Identified persons: Judge John A. Kelly., F. J. Atkins, Maj. A. G. Pendleton, Charlie Wolfe,

Confederate Soldiers. Capt. Henry Hubble, CO.A 23rd, Va Bat. Major William Blessing, CO. A. 23rd Ba Bat. Capt. John Kincannon.

Rev. David S. Hubble. First pastor of Riverside Missionary Baptist Church on the South Fork of the Holston River.

Old Goodell Foundry. Made arms and other items for the Confederacy.

Home of Joseph Sexton, built about 1828, near Chatham Hill, Rich Valley.

Rear view, Town House ruins. Chilhowie, Virginia. Taken by Carner 1939

White top Mountain Hotel taken about 1910. Hay-fever patients spendt days there int he pollen-free atmosphere.

Atkins Hub and Handle Factory 1900s-1928. Made Wagon hubs, spokes, axe handles.

Cora Lampe (Mrs. J. Burt Kincer) 1871-1852.

Home built by C. F. Lincoln.

Hugh Currin (for which Currin Valley was named.) Born 1813 in N.C. Married in 1847 to Ruth Jean Deatherago of N.C. Died in 1877.

Musser mill, originally Atkins Mill, Atkins, Virginia. 1938.

Musser mill, originally Atkins Mill, Atkins, Virginia. 1938.

C.F. Lincoln home at River and Church Streets, Marion. Built aroun 1870 - Razed 1970.

Main Street Marion. c. 1900. Sam Alexander, George W. Wright.

Marion Female College.

Valley House Hotel dining room. Waiters: Will Smith, Charles J. Richardson, Henry Young, Will Henderson.

Mule train in Chilhowie pulling boiler for steam engine. Chilhowie mill at left. Lumber from poor valley being shipped to panama canal. J.W. Pendleton at right.

Black football team. No information given.

Covered bridge across the Middle Fork of the Holston River east of Marion, built before 1864. The Battle of Marion took place in this area.