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The Countryside Transformed:
The Railroad and the Eastern Shore of Virginia 1870 - 1935

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The transformation of the Eastern Shore countryside is richly documented in maps, newspapers, photographs, and other media.

  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Planting White Potatoes, Wilsonia Neck, c1910
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Assateague School
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Whoever Doth This Ancient Gun Embrace, Will Surely to the Town His Steps Retrace
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Group Portrait in Farmyard, Wilsonia Neck, c1910
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Tug Cape Charles
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Going Crabbing, When the Crab gets out of the basket.
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Busy Scene on the Dock, Cape Charles, Va.
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Assateague Life Saving Station Facing the Beautiful Harbor Tom's Cove, Half Way Between the Capes of Del. and Va.
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    Excavation, Railyard, Cape Charles
  • 1910
    - Photograph
    The Atlantic Hotel, Chincoteague, Va.

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