Blacksburg Museum - St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall
- 203 Gilbert St.
The St. Luke and Odd Fellows Hall was built in 1907 in the center of New Town, an African American Community in Blacksburg that…
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The St. Luke and Odd Fellows Hall was built in 1907 in the center of New Town, an African American Community in Blacksburg that…
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