Salem Museum: Colonial Era
Courtesy of Salem Museum The most common firearms during the Colonial Era in America were flintlock rifles, which were used...
Read moreDetailsCourtesy of Salem Museum The most common firearms during the Colonial Era in America were flintlock rifles, which were used...
Read moreDetailsPhoto by Shelly Koon In the 70s and 80s my dad worked as an accountant for Kroger and every...
Read moreDetailsCourtesy of Salem Museum For decades, Salem’s old Municipal Field (now Kiwanis Field) had been the home of various sports,...
Read moreDetailsFrom The Times-Register archives James Campbell Said To Have Acquired Land In 1742-F. B. Gordon In 1910 Did Most Of...
Read moreDetailsCourtesy of Salem Museum Hot July days make us dream about the beach, but once upon a time, there was...
Read moreDetailsCourtesy photo I recently took my dog, Betsy, to the farmer’s market and seeing the cucumbers made me think of...
Read moreDetailsFrom The Times-Register archives One Of Most Populous Areas In Roanoke County – Modern Improvements Noted From the 1938 centennial...
Read moreDetailsCourtesy photo There was a post on Facebook the other day about putting salt on watermelon. People have strong opinions...
Read moreDetailsSalem’s first photographer was Adam Plecker, who was one of the most important photographers in Virginia in the late 1800s....
Read moreDetailsFrom The Times-Register archives From the 1938 centennial edition of The Times-Register Since the Roanoke Railway and Electric company was...
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