Link Museum Loses a Great Friend
The Historical Society of Western Virginia lost a gracious supporter Aug. 7. Ellen Arnold, 88, a volunteer at the O.
Read moreThe Historical Society of Western Virginia lost a gracious supporter Aug. 7. Ellen Arnold, 88, a volunteer at the O.
Read moreDonna Hartley, an ex-pat living in Paris, France, joined her friend Fritz Elder of Washington, D.C., for a recent visit
Read moreCheck out the O. Winston Link railroad-related photography in our Link museum. The world-class photos not only document the end
Read more“Life Along the Line, in Color,” the current National Railway Historical Society Bulletin has devoted an issue to an article
Read moreThe family and friends of Betty Grubb Norris, who died Dec. 20, 2017, at age 93, have made a $3,500
Read moreThe O. Winston Link Museum and History Museum of Western Virginia could not operate without volunteers, and we are fortunate
Read moreWinston Link’s photographs, on display at the O. Winston Link Museum in Roanoke, focus on trains. They also are as
Read moreTake a trip back in time online at the Historical Society of Western Virginia collection of online archives. You can find
Read moreThe Link Museum wants to give a huge “Thank You” to everyone who attended the “Window to the Rails” event
Read moreVisitors to the O. Winston Link Museum can view the artwork, which highlights Link’s iconic photographs, both the 611 and 1218 engines, and various Roanoke landmarks.
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