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Start Over Creator W. J. Hall and Son Places Pulaski County (Va.)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

[Walter Wood / Radford Iron Company Lands, Pulaski County] (reproduction), 1924

0.1 Cubic Feet 17.5 x 21.5 in.
Full title reads, "A map showing the lines to land own in fee by Walter Wood and other tracts on which he owns the mineral right also the lines of a tract owned in fee bt the Radford Iron Company and others and two other tracts in which the said company and others own the mineral right lying in Pulaski Co. Va. on th north and east sides of Peak Knob." Map contains some hand-wrtitten additions concerning other property owners.
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[Walter Wood / Radford Iron Company Lands, Pulaski County] (reproduction), 1924 0.1 Cubic Feet 17.5 x 21.5 in.

W. J. Hall and Son
Full title reads, "A map showing the lines to land own in fee by Walter Wood and other tracts on which he owns the mineral right also the lines of a tract owned in fee bt the Radford Iron Company and others and two other tracts in which the said company and others own the mineral right lying in Pulaski Co. Va. on th north and east sides of Peak Knob." Map contains some hand-wrtitten additions concerning other property owners.

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