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Professor Friss' Urban History Class

Walking Tours: Historical Harrisonburg

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Walking Tours: Historical Harrisonburg

Professor Friss' Urban History Class

Walking Tours: Historical Harrisonburg

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Walking Tours: Historical Harrisonburg

Professor Friss' Urban History Class

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Class of second graders with James Madison students observing teaching techniques in the backhttps://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lib.jmu.edu%2Fspecial%2FSCPix%2Fanse%2Fanse002.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lib.jmu.edu%2Fs
Located on S. Main Street, Ruby’s Arcade is a place for everyone to gather, eat, drink, and have a grand time. From bowling on an old duck pin bowling lane to playing pool, shuffle board, darts, ping pong, or board games- Ruby’s has plenty of
A photo of the first president of the University, Julian Ashby Burruss, while it was still known as the State Normal School for Women at Harrisonburg.A photo of the house taken in 1920. The photo was taken facing the south west corner of the
If you want to know the hours of the Local Chop and Grill house restaurant go to www.localchops.comThis is a picture of the inside of the chop and grill house which can be found at https://www.yelp.com/biz/local-chop-and-grill-house-harrisonb
Denton’s was built in the 1920’s originally for the purpose of a family furniture store, but eventually converted to a housing building available with apartments for rent. It is still currently family owned and remains a histo
Clarence DellingerSquash for SaleSoap and Herbs for saleLocal vendor selling produceYoung Clarence DellingerHarrisonburg residents shopping at the farmers marketBy the Side of the Road Inn & Cottages on the Right. You Will Pass the Entry
Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint was a lifelong dream of co-founders, owners, and childhood friends Aaron Ludwig and Mike Sabin.  Their dream became a reality in early 2009 when Jack Brown’s opened its doors to the Harrisonburg community.  Than
The Rose Library is one of the two main libraries located on the JMU Campus in Harrisonburg VA. The Library was constructed in 2008 and is the largest library at JMU with 106,000  square feet of space. The Library was formerly called the East C
 A restaurant and bar located in Downtown Harrisonburg. A great place to grab food and drinks while also indulging in a history lesson while you wait. Union Station shares a building, the old Wetsel Seed Company, with several other commercial
Located at the corner of Cross Keys and Port Republic Road is the White Oaks Lavender farm. Open year round White Oak Lavender is a breathtakingly gorgeous farm full of things to do for all ages. From lavender wine tasting for the grownups and
The Islamic Association of the Shenandoah Valley is the first independent non-profit Muslim organization in western Virginia. The IASV provides a place for Muslims to worship and serves the Muslim community and its friends in the Shenandoah Va
Bella Luna Wood-Fired Pizza at 80 W Water Street was once the Hirsch Livery Building, established by Ludwig Hirsch in 1871, and has been part of the revitalization efforts of the Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance group. Owner Wade Luhn emphasiz
 Dr. John C. Wells PlanetariumWarren T. Harnsberger AuditoriumSources:“About John C. Wells.” John C. Wells Planetarium. JMU, 20. Web. 10 Nov. 2016. .“G. Tyler Miller JMU’s 3rd Pre
Sentara RMH Medical Center began as Rockingham Memorial Hospital which opened on October 1, 1912 adjacent to the campus of The State Normal School (now James Madison University). The new facility is located at 2010 Health Campus Drive, Harrison
The Wise House, located at 167 West Market Street in Downtown Harrisonburg, Virginia is an interesting combination of several different kinds of architectural styles. The house is named after the first family to own the house, the Wise Family.
 Sources:http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/registers/Cities/Harrisonburg/115-0023_Hockman,Anthony,House_1982_Final_Nomination.pdfhttp://www.oldhouseonline.com/the-i-house-in-rural-america/
E.B. Clark, the president of the Shenandoah Valley Livestock Sales in 1935 stated on the opening day, “this business is established for the purpose of fulfilling a service to the farmers of Rockingham, the valley and this section of the state,
 The Golden Pony, October 2016The Blue Nile, 2014 (Courtesy: WHSV)A postcard depicting the Kavanaugh Hotel, 1921Sources:Brown, Tony. “Investors Purchase Former Kavanaugh Hotel.” Daily News Record. July 20, 2016. http://www.dnronline.
Harrisonburg High School is located at 1001 Garbers Church Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia. It houses grades 9-12 and current enrollment is about 1,700 students. The history of Harrisonburg High School is very rich and begins over 100 years ago.T
Court Square Theater was apart of the downtown Harrisonburg revitalization in 1998. What used to be Rockingham Motor Company is now the historically renovated Court Square Theater. The Theater is located at 41 Court Square and is centered withi
 Veteran’s Memorial Park, located on 395 South High Street in Harrisonburg, Virginia has been the epicenter for baseball in the area since the 1940’s. Once home to the Virginia League Turk’s, the area was purchased in 2008 by James Madis
The reason behind the development of Burruss was initially to develop a new place for science classes a James Madison University. There were way too many biology students forced into several rooms in Maury Hall, which created an overcrowded and
Jackson Hall, originally known as Dormitory 1, was one of the first two buildings on James Madison University’s campus and was constructed in 1909. This building housed the sixty-four female students of JMU, which was then known as the State No
 Opened in 1909, Maury Hall was originally a multipurpose building, known as Science Hall. Not only did it contain classrooms and lecture halls, but it had also housed President Burruss’ office, the first library, bookstore, music room, and th
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