
Emory and Henry College stands as a central landmark in this Southwest Virginia landscape, situated along the Norfolk and Western Railway during the late 1930s. The region is defined by the parallel ridges of Tumbling Mountain and Walker Mountain, which separate the fertile reaches of Rich Valley and Poor Valley. This topography shaped the local economy, concentrating settlements like Glade Spring and Meadow View along the rail corridor and valley floors.
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