Lynchburg, Virginia, is not and has never been a typical Southern city. It grew and thrived not by commitment to agriculture, but manufacture. All the while, it

This presents the architectural development of one of Virginia's major cities, from its founding in 1786 to the present. More than 175 photographs and 150 drawi

This work contains brief biographical and genealogical sketches on a hundred or more Lynchburg families known to the author. It primarily concerns people who we