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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.

  • 1924
    - Public Document
    CHAP. 256.--An ACT to amend and re-enact an act entitled an act authorizing the boards of supervisors of Accomac and Northampton counties to make appropriations for the expenses of the judge of the thirty-first judicial circuit, approved March 20, 1922.
  • 1924
    - Public Document
    CHAP. 312.--An ACT limiting the number of duck-blinds which any person, firm or corporation shall erect or build in waters within the jurisdiction of the counties of Northampton and Accomac and prohibiting any person from shooting from any duck-blind b...
  • 1924
    - First Person Account
    Assateague Takes Tremendous Toll In Life And Ships In Forty Years
  • 1924
    - Photograph
    Pennsylvania Railroad Wreck Train, April 24, 1924
  • 1924
    - Photograph
    Barge with Rail Cars, April 25, 1924
  • 1924
    - Photograph
    Tug Cape Charles, April 25, 1924
  • 1924
    - First Person Account
    Investigation Shows Laughing Gulls Do Little Damage to Seafood Products of the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
  • 1925
    - Photograph
    High School, Parksley, Va.
  • 1925
    - Photograph
    Chincoteague Toll Bridge
  • 1925
    - Photograph
    Chadbourne St., Parksley, Va.

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