Jonesville,Virginia - what can I say about Jonesville? From 10/1952 - 12/1954 it was where I lived. I am almost 74 so I was a young kid back then. My father worked for the Virginia Department of Highways and we moved there from Pennington Gap. My family lived in the small frame house on the right just as soon as you pass the middle school. I saw that school being built. My brother and I would walk into town, go by the drug store and get a drink. We would then cross the street to the movie theatre. I believe we would pay $.15 and see two movies. We loved the school and the teachers. The school at that time was all together on the hill in the village. I think of those days over 65 years ago quite frequently. There was a "Leave It To Beaver" world. My daddy was no Ward Cleaver but I lived those years. Some of the values from those two years are still with me today. Thanks so much for the post.
Thank you for the video. Funny guy talking lol. i was born in west virginia and our family moved to north carolina when i was 10 in 1984 . im now looking a home in jonesville to maybe purchase and thats why im here to see that surrounding area. The home is on Institute St .
Jonesville is a beautiful area, and they now have a Clinic open in the hospital and they plan on reopening the whole Hospital soon. so that's good news. It would be great to meet you sometime when I'm in the area. thanks for watching the video!
@@bryanjohnston2596 Yes I am, was 2 of us. I'm the youngest one. Graduated in '95. Other guy was Richard Bryan Lawson I think. He was a year or two ahead of me
@@melissafay4987 I'm not from the usa. Just here cause i'm reading this book which is based in lee county. And your comment just goes with what it was mentioned in the book that everyone knows someone you know in Lee county. :) I'm so happy that i picked up this book and I'm loving it. I want to vist the appalachian mountains soon..
I have many fond childhood memories of Jonesville. I briefly lived with my grandmother there. Thank you for sharing.
I lived there as a kid in the late 70’s, thanks for sharing.
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Jonesville,Virginia - what can I say about Jonesville? From 10/1952 - 12/1954 it was where I lived. I am almost 74 so I was a young kid back then. My father worked for the Virginia Department of Highways and we moved there from Pennington Gap. My family lived in the small frame house on the right just as soon as you pass the middle school. I saw that school being built. My brother and I would walk into town, go by the drug store and get a drink. We would then cross the street to the movie theatre. I believe we would pay $.15 and see two movies. We loved the school and the teachers. The school at that time was all together on the hill in the village. I think of those days over 65 years ago quite frequently. There was a "Leave It To Beaver" world. My daddy was no Ward Cleaver but I lived those years. Some of the values from those two years are still with me today. Thanks so much for the post.
Thanks so much for the story about your childhood in Jonesville. I love memories like those.
Thank you for sharing. I wanted to check out the neighborhood. It seems quite closely to my own city.
Thanks for the video! I had minor surgery there back in 1995 during one of my many visits to Pennington Gap. It's sad that it closed.
Good morning to you my friend I hope you are well today beautiful country there thank you for the share
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Pretty countryside through there. That hospital would make a great movie set!
Thank you for the video. Funny guy talking lol. i was born in west virginia and our family moved to north carolina when i was 10 in 1984 . im now looking a home in jonesville to maybe purchase and thats why im here to see that surrounding area. The home is on Institute St .
Jonesville is a beautiful area, and they now have a Clinic open in the hospital and they plan on reopening the whole Hospital soon. so that's good news. It would be great to meet you sometime when I'm in the area. thanks for watching the video!
My Dad's family was from Jonesville. Still have Carroll kin there.
Jonesville is my home town I grew up there I now live in West Virginia
Mine too. Live in dalton Georgia now.
@@BowtechShooter45 are you the guy I grew up with
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Yes I am, was 2 of us. I'm the youngest one. Graduated in '95. Other guy was Richard Bryan Lawson I think. He was a year or two ahead of me
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My grandmother's side of the family is from Lee County long ago. Anyone know the Lockhart family?
I used to go to both JMS and the hospital when I was little
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I grew up in jonesville now live in Bristol I killed alot of deer in those woods in jonesville but there ain't no jobs there or in Pennington
Jonesville is where I grew up
Know any Ramey's in Jonesville?
No, can't say I do. Someone else on here may know some so keep checking back.
I grew up there in Lee county I lived on Ocoonita road the road that goes down to Lee high school
I know the Ocoonita road, it's pretty through there. Thanks for watching 😃
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My family is from there. Does anyone know the Poteet ‘s
Yes, I know the Poteets. Dude and Feryl go to my church!
@@melissafay4987 I'm not from the usa. Just here cause i'm reading this book which is based in lee county. And your comment just goes with what it was mentioned in the book that everyone knows someone you know in Lee county. :) I'm so happy that i picked up this book and I'm loving it. I want to vist the appalachian mountains soon..
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It seems really empty here, like a semi ghost town