A Guide to the Photographs of Historic Sites
in Charlottesville, Va.
1935-1998 Photographs of Historic Sites in
Charlottesville, Va. 1935-1998
11405
A Collection in
The Special Collections Department
Accession number 11405
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Accession number
11405
Title
Photographs of Historic Sites in Charlottesville,
Va.
1935-1998
Physical Characteristics
150 photos:
b&w.
Language
English
Abstract
The collection contains photographs
of churches and a synagogue; commerical buildings; historic
buildings; private residences; and railroad bridges and
stations. A few structures in Albemarle County are also
included.
Access Restrictions
The collection is without restrictions.
Use Restrictions
See the
University of Virginia Library’s use policy.
Preferred Citation
Frank Hartman Photographs of Charlottesville and
Albemarle County, Va., 1935-1998, Accession #11405, Special
Collections Department, University of Virginia Library,
Charlottesville, Va.
Acquisition Information
Purchase: Frank Hartman, Charlottesville, Va., 1998 May
15
The collection contains photographs of churches and a
synagogue; commerical buildings; historic buildings; private
residences; and railroad bridges and stations. A few
structures in Albemarle County are also included.
Of interest are photographs of Vinegar Hill taken before
its demolition in 1963; a few photographs of area
African-Americans including Jack Brown, John Henry and
Clarence "Tippy" Rhodes; a 1937 football game of the "Ridge
Street Gang" at Gleason's Field, Ridge Street; and photographs
of the construction of the foundation for the Nuclear Research
Lab at the University of Virginia.
Several of the buildings photographed have since been
demolished.
Box 1
Beth Israel Temple
1995,
1997
Christ Episcopal Church
1996
Ebenezer Baptist Church
1998
Edge Hill Seminary Chapel
1952
First Baptist Church
1998
First Christian Church
1998
First Presbyterian Church
1953,
1989
Holy Comforter Catholic Church
1998
Presbyterian Church demolition
1960/61
Zion Union Baptist Church
n.d.
Box 1
Former Albemarle County Historical Society
Museum, 220 Court Square and 6th Street, N.E.
1996
Albemarle County Jail, 409 East High
Street
1997
Elk's Lodge Home, 411-217 East High Street
1997
Magruder Sanitarium, 100 North Jefferson
Street
1997
Neve Apartments, 313 East Market Street
1997
"Social Hall," 107 East Jefferson Street
1977
The Wheeler Building, 901 East High Street
1997
view looking West on East End of Water
Street
1981
Box 1
"Downtown Newstand"
1995
Keller & George
1995
M.C. Thomas and A & N Stores fire
damage, 420-422 East Main Street
1968
National Bank
1998
Paramount Theatre, 300 block East Main
Street
1958
Timberlake Drug Store, 322 East Main
Street
1997
Virginia National Bank (now NationsBanc),
300 East Main Street
1996
The Young Men's Shop
1997
Lower East Main Street
1957
Construction on Downtown Mall, East Main
Street
1975
Box 1
East Charlottesville: Belmont/Pantops
Mountain/Woolen Mills
1991-1996
McIntire Road, steps to nowhere
1995
Pantops, looking west on Route 250 to
Rivanna River Bridge
1991
Rivanna River Dam, Woolen Mills
1995
Spudnut Coffee Shop
1992
The Young Building, 1102 Carlton Avenue
1996
Box 1
Carver Inn, Preston Avenue
1961
Lucky Food Store, 1207 Grady Avenue
1997
Levy Opera House, 350 Park Street
1965
Margarita's Headquarters
1939
Redland Club, 300 Park Street
1986
Tarleton's Oak, corner 9th Street and East
High Street
n.d.
Box 1
Local Residents
1934-1937,
1954
Jack Brown, 86, with Frank C. Hartman
1954
John Henry with horse and buggy
1934/1935
Clarence "Tippy" Rhodes
n.d.
unidentified African-American woman, Ridge
Street
1937
Box 1
Crozet Railroad Station
1996
C & O Railroad Station/CSX Railroad
Station, East Market Street
1981
C & O Railroad Station/CSX Railroad
Station, East Water Street
1981
C & O Railroad Station/CSX Railroad
Station, East Water Street
1992
Southern Railroad Bridge over Preston
Avenue
1961
Southern Railroad Bridge, 700 block West
Main Street
1992
Southern Railroad Station/Amtrak Station,
810 West Main Street
1992
Box 1
Dabney House, 301 East Market Street
1997
Everett House, 213 7th Street
1995
Livers House/1817 Bed and Breakfast, 1211
West Main Street
1996
Massie-Smith House, 211 4th Street, N.E.
1996
Massie-Smith House/Massie-Wills House, 211
4th Street/215 4th Street
1996
Massie Wills House, 215 4th Street
1996
Pace-Wranek House, 2nd Street, S.W.
1996
Turner House, 400 Altamont Circle
1997
Wertenbaker House, Wertland Street
1980,
1990
Woolen Mills Manager residence
1997
127 10th Street, N.W.
1965
1111-1113 West Main Street, built by John
Knowles
1989
Northside of state Route 676 prior to
entering State Route 743 (imprisoned Yankee prisoners
during Civil War?)
1955
Box 1
Dinwiddie House, 109 East High Street
1997
Minor-Nelson House ("Nelson Sanitorium"),
201 East High Street
1996
Nelson House, 205 East High Street
1997
Sterling-Lewis House, 101 East High Street
1997
M.C. Thomas House, 111 West High Street
1997
Trice-Towe House, 211 East High Street
1997
Box 1
Butler-Norris House, 410 East Jefferson
Street
1997
Butler-Norris House/Norris-McCue Building,
410-412 East Jefferson Street
1997
Farish House, 500 East Jefferson Street
1996
Johnson-Mundy House, 400 East Jefferson
Street
1997
Kelly-Bragg Store House, 418 East
Jefferson
1996
Box 1
Albemarle Hotel
1980
Holsinger Studio/Back Alley Disc
1995
Monticello Antique Shop, 1000 West Main
Street
1960,
1965
Paxton Place, 503 West Main Street
1998
Pitts-Inge Grocery Store (now Awful
Arthur's Seafood), 331-333 West Main Street
1952
Queen Charlotte Hotel
1955
Recreation Hall (now Southern Culture) and
600-700 block
1980
Starr Hill, Cotton Exchange, and 700 block
1992
University Theatre, between 13th and 14th
Street
1990
West Main Street looking east from
Southern Railroad Bridge
1996