© Jerry F. Couch You have probably noticed the impressive two-story home that occupies the southwestern corner of Sixth Ave. and Wise Street in St. Paul. But did you know it is St. Paul’s oldest surviving residence? Though the St. Paul Virginia Railroad Museum on Russell Street is older, it was not constructed for residential… Read More The John and Ella Hillman House – St. Paul’s oldest surviving residence
© Jerry F. Couch Many communities combine to form the amalgamation we call “home” here in Southwest Virginia. One of those communities is Hanging Rock, located between St. Paul and Dante. Hanging Rock takes its name from a nearby and quite impressive rock formation. Many people mistakenly believe this rock formation was the result… Read More Hanging Rock, Virginia – Part 1
If you remember Clinchfield Number 1, you’ll enjoy these pictures from November of 1976 – even though they’re “out-of-season.” A happy crowd gathered in St. Paul to view the train on that special day. Were you there? If so, click “like” on this post to let us know 🙂
Neighbors Aid, operated by St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in St. Paul, offers supplemental food assistance to qualified persons. Located on the corner of Broad Street and Fifth Avenue, Neighbors Aid is open each Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until noon. In addition to supplemental food, clothing is also available for those who need it. Monetary contributions… Read More The CVT Visits Neighbors Aid in St. Paul
At Clinch Life Outfitters you’ll find sporting goods of all types. There’s live bait along with tackle and a wide selection of fishing gear. Fishing licenses are issued at the store and copies of the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries’ rules and guidelines are available. During the summer months, Clinch Life Outfitters can supply… Read More Clinch Life Outfitters – Advertisement