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1. White Sulphur Springs Hotel - White Sulphur Springs Hotel, Mount Airy, built about 1895. Several automobiles can be seen in front of the building.

   Resorts Automobiles

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2. White Sulphur Springs Hotel - Copy of a postcard showing the lobby of White Sulphur Springs Hotel, Mount Airy. The room includes several wicker rockers, a large round ottoman, upright piano, fireplace, and potted plants. Ornate green wallpaper covers the walls, and the ceiling is possibly painted tinwork.

   Hotels Lobbies Rooms Pianos

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. White Swan Laundry - Elkin. Delivery truck for Carter's White Swan Laundry, Dry Cleaning, 1960. Signage by local sign maker Gene Aldridge.

   Business enterprises Trucks Signs Cleaning establishments

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4. Whitlock-Dunbar House - Charles Whitlock-Jesse Dunbar House, 1542 Airview Drive, Toast vicinity, Mount Airy Township, probably built late 1840s or 1850s. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 126 and State Record 454.

   Houses

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5. Wilcher Banner House - Wilcher Banner House. The dirt basement was originally used for the kitchen. The potato pit was also in the basement. House built before 1888. Several people are standing on the porch and in the yard.

   Houses

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6. Wiley Gentry House - Wiley Gentry House, SR 1157, North Elkin vicinity. For more information, see SIMPLE TREASURES page 89. State Record 564.

   Houses

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7. Wiley and Hattie Barber House - Wiley and Hattie Barber House, SR 2070, Shoals vicinity, log house built during 19th century. House was dismantled in 1981 so that the materials could be reused in a new house in Forsyth County. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 231 and State Record 112.

   Houses Log buildings

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Will Poindexter Miss Belton, 2nd Grade Teacher and Class Flat Rock School Mrs. Cockerham- 3rd Grade Teacher and Class Flat Rock School - Brady Norman Family Photos Will Poindexter, Bernice and Edith's father

   Will Poindexter Norman, Brady

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9. William Alfred Moore House - William Alfred Moore House, 202 Moore Ave., Mount Airy, built around 1850. A nineteenth century gazebo, made from intertwining laurel-rot and wood shingles is a distinctive feature of the yard.

   Houses Porches Gazebos

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. William Anderson Hiatt House - William Anderson Hiatt House,traditional farmhouse, Pilot Mountain, North Carolina. He married Cornelia Ann Hill in 1886 and they were the parents of five children. The Hiatts operated an iron forge and roller mill on nearby Tom's Creek.

    Farmhouses Houses

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. William Culler House - William Culler House, Shoals vicinity, Shoals Township. See SIMPLE TREASURES, page 234.

    Houses

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. William Henry Draughn (1838 - 1914) - William Henry Draughn (1838 - 1914) Blacksmith Father of Samuel Edgar Draughn

    Draughn, William Henry Draughn, Samual Edgar Blacksmith

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. William Hilery Barker (1856 - 1935) - William Hilery Barker (1856 - 1935)

    Barker, William Hilery

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. William Lacy Simpson House - William Lacy Simpson House, SR 2202, White Plains vicinity, Eldora Township, begun as a two-room log house in 1846, added to and remodeled over the years. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 84 and State Record 46.

    Houses Log buildings Farmhouses

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. William Norman House - William Norman House, SR 2230, Rockford, originally a log structure, now covered with asphalt siding. Captain William Norman wrote "A Portion of My Life" while in a Yankee prison camp in 1864. For more information, see SIMPLE TREASURES page 217 and State Record 211.

    Houses Farmhouses Log buildings

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. William S. Key House - William S. Key House, SR 2034, Ash Hill vicinity, Eldora Township, built mid 19th century. For more information see SIMPLE TREASURES page 81 and State Record 48.

    Houses Farmhouses

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. William Vestal Hiatt (1930s) - William Vestal Hiatt (1930s)

    Hiatt, William Vestal

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. William Vestal Hiatt, wife Blanche with Children - early 1940 - William Vestal Hiatt, wife Blanche with Children - early 1940 Front Row (L to R): Don Hiatt, Agee Hiatt Back Row (L to R): Jeanie Hiatt, Vestal Hiatt, Yvonne Hiatt, Blanche Hiatt

    Hiatt, Don Hiatt, Agee Hiatt, Jeanie Hiatt, Vestal Hiatt, Yvonne Hiatt, Blanche

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. William Vestal and Blanche Willard Hiatt at their home on Westfield Rd. - William Vestal Hiatt (1914 - 1985) and Blanche Williard Hiatt (c1914 - 1994) at their home on Westfield Rd. in the 1940s

    Hiatt, William Vestal Hiatt, Blanche Willard Westfield Rd.

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Willie Tucker - This is a photo of Willie Tucker. He is the son of Charlie and Ollie Grogan Tucker. Born April 23, 1901 and died on November 12, 1965. Willie excelled in shoe repair. It is told that he could make an old pair of shoes look like new. At one time he worked in the Shackelford Shoe Shop on Main Street. He was also known for woodworking and leather carving. When an accident resulted in the loss of one of his legs, an artifical leg was made for him. Dissatisfied with the fit, he made a better one for himself. He even made a leg for a Mr. Noonkester who lived in his community.

    Blacks People Men

    Record Type: Photo