VA Tech Alumnus Spotlights Local History Using Local Mail
On a warm summer day in 1966, 7-year-old Bob Hill met his dad, long-time Blacksburg postal carrier Robert “Rip” Hill Sr., along his afternoon mail route.
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On a warm summer day in 1966, 7-year-old Bob Hill met his dad, long-time Blacksburg postal carrier Robert “Rip” Hill Sr., along his afternoon mail route.
Members of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution from four chapters (Alleghany, Count Pulaski, Floyd Courthouse and George Pearis) joined together at Ingles Tavern and the western Ferry
It includes Lewis and Clark information.
A four-week archeological field school operated by West Virginia State University on the grounds of the Malden home once occupied by 19th century Kanawha County Renaissance man John P. Hale
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A West Virginia State University archaeological field school has begun surveying the grounds of the 1838 Malden home once owned by Jo