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| Title | Comfort Station #84 |
| Date | September 1957 |
| Description | Image shows a comfort station in the Rocky Knob Campground. The building is made of cinderblocks with a wooden door. There are two rectangular windows in the front left corner of the building, and a low, small roof. There are trees around the building and a dirt path leading to its front entrance. The sign on the door reads "Women." Image taken by Becker in September of 1957. Image taken at the Rocky Knob Campground, near milepost 168 of the Blue Ridge Parkway, in Floyd County, Va. The negative is missing. |
| Location |
Location Name: Milepost 168 Parkway Milepost: 168.0
Latitude: 36.822371
Longitude: -80.342472 |
| Creator Individual | Becker |
| Tags |
Campgrounds
Comfort stations Floyd County (Va.) Photographs Rocky Knob (Va.) |
| Credit | Courtesy National Park Service, Blue Ridge Parkway |
