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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.

  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Old Church at Eastville on the Eastern Shore. One of the old Colonial Churches in which services are still being held.
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Hungars Episcopal Church, Bridgetown
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    "Ker Place," Onancock, Va. Built in 1789.
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Corner of North and Main Streets., Looking West, Onancock, Va.
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Custis Tomb
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    South Main St., Chincoteague, Va.
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Beachfront, Cape Charles
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Cherryston Pier and Lodge, Residence of H. R. Deacon
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Street Scene, Exmore, Va.
  • 1920
    - Photograph
    Pony Penning, Chincoteague or Assateague, c1920

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