A Guide to the Memoirs of Linwood H. Warwick (1887-1987), 1974-1979
A Collection in
the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
Collection number MS 184
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Administrative Information
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Use Restrictions
There are no restrictions.
Preferred Citation
Memoirs of Linwood H. Warwick (1887-1987), MS 184, Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society
Acquisition Information
DONOR: Probably Robert Dumont Franklin, 8/16/1989 (obtained by transfer from Jefferson-Madison Regional Library).
Biographical/Historical Information
Linwood H. Warwick (1887-1987) was born in Charlottesville, Va., the son of John Hughes Warwick and Rebecca Mann. After living in Clifton Forge as a youth, his family moved to Charlottesville after the death of his father in 1897. Warwick lived the rest of his life in Charlottesville.
Scope and Content
This is a memoir written by Warwick. He describes his childhood in Clifton Forge and living on Ridge Street in Charlottesville. After graduating from the Midway School in Charlottesville, he attended the University of Virginia. His spent his career with the Virginia Geology Survey.
His memoir talks about various family members and relatives, including his great-grandmother, Martha Rebecca Kilby, who owned "Mountain Retreat" in the Ragged Mountains, and his grandfather, Auburn Mann.
Arrangement
The memoir is divided into three parts:
Part I written 1 February 1974
Part II written 25 February 1974
Part III written post-1979
File contains complete copy of all three parts; 2 copies of Parts I and II.
Index Terms
- Warwick, Linwood H.
- Warwick family
- Charlottesville (Va.)--Social life and customs