Fall/Winter 2001/2002 Scaisbrooke Langhorne Abbot: Lynchburg’s Surprisingly Versatile Artist by Elizabeth Forsyth Harris Tab Show Time at the Academy in the ’30s, ’40s, and ’50s by James M. Elson Adolphus Humbles: African American Entrepreneur and Philanthropist by John Langston Mitchell (Jones Memorial Library) Air Devils by Ann Brent App Odds & Ends: Some Final Observations on Lynchburg Architecture (Part II) by William H. Young The Bawdy Ladies of Buzzard by Nancy Jamerson Weiland Spring/Summer 2002 “Queen of the James River and Kanawha Canal”: The Packet Boat Marshall by Douglas MacLeod Lynchburg in the [Eighteen] Fifties by John Cabell Early (1848-1909) (Jones Memorial Library) Lynchburg’s Sandusky: From Charles Johnston, Its Founder, to the Present by Peter W. Houck Dr. Robert Withers Morgan: Lynchburg’s Pioneer Dentist by Robert P. Merchant A Short History of Lynchburg’s Railroads by Thomas G. Ledford If the Walls at 622 Harrison Street Could Talk by W. Scott Smth The Sad Story of Ota Benga: Citizen of Lynchburg, 1910-1916 by James M. Elson