Blacksmith shops in Catawba Valley, Virginia

Blacksmith shops in Catawba Valley, Virginia

by Virginia. Department of Historic Resources, Virginia. Roanoke Regional Preservation Office, Roanoke Regional Preservation Office (Va.), Thomas S. Klatka, John R. Kern

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"The Roanoke Regional Preservation Office of the Virginia Department of Historic Resources conducted a thematic investigation of blacksmiths and their shops in the rural Catawba Valley of northwest Roanoke County, Virginia. Archaeological and historical investigations were conducted on a sample of seven blacksmith shops. The sites represented commercial and farm shops which operated from circa 1850 through circa 1950. These investigations were undertaken to develop a better understanding of the material similarity and variability between blacksmith shops and to chart the diachronic changes in the shops as blacksmithing was transformed during the process of industrialization."--Abstract, page i.

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