Program from 14th Annual Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Another posthumous music honor for Floyd County native Randall Hylton.
Floyd County, Virginia
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Quadrilateral Quilt
Shots of pink and yellow lighten this contemporary-looking scrap quilt created from strips of pieced quadrilaterals.
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Quartz Conglomerate Millstone
Runner stone from the Irvin L. Huff grist mill in eastern Floyd County.
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Radio Station WGFC’s Pine Creek Jamboree
Dale Gallimore’s Saturday morning radio show gave local musicians an audience.
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Rag Doll
Cloth doll stuffed with old stockings and beloved by a child in the George Royal family.
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Rectangular Market Basket
Split basket with rectangular base.
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Rib Basket
Small egg or rib basket woven with traditional Appalachian-style ears.
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Roger Shortt Interview
In this 2011 interview, Roger Shortt describes WWII service overseas in detail as he repaired bridges on the Rhine.
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Round Market Basket
Split basket with round base.
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Round Market Basket (Indian Valley)
Split basket sized for carrying butter to the nearest general store and bringing bought goods home.
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Sand Hills Star Quilt
Ila Turman Hylton used light and dark prints to create movement in this quilt.
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Sawed Soapstone Bricks
Soapstone bricks left after renovations to the Floyd Press building at 108 S. Locust Street.
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Schoolroom Blackboard
Blackboard used by the ten children of John William and Eliza Harvey Wertz in Aria/Huffville.
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Shoe Repair Tools
Collection of shoemaking and shoe repair tools used by Dinky Harris in Floyd.
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Showcasing 1930s Floyd County Agriculture
Photograph of Floyd County’s display at a 1930s agricultural exposition.
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Soapstone Bowl
Floyd County has a number of soapstone quarry sites, including the one near which this fragment was found.
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Soapstone Quarry Fragment with Initials
This soapstone piece appears to have broken after two smooth faces had been cut with a wood saw.
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Soapstone Spring Bowl
Hollowed-out basin from soapstone quarried near Buffalo Mountain.
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Soapstone Sundial
TIME LOVE LUCK / ARE BIRDS THAT SOAR FROM SIGHT / ARROWS ARE IN VAIN / TO STOP THEIR FLIGHT
