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Odd Fellows Hall, Blacksburg, VA

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Odd Fellows Hall

Historic hall in Blacksburg, Virginia, shared with St. Luke and run by the Blacksburg Museum and Cultural Foundation.

203 Gilbert Street, Blacksburg, VA 24060 · Blacksburg, VA

About Odd Fellows Hall

Odd Fellows Hall is a historic building in Blacksburg, Virginia, that the Blacksburg Museum and Cultural Foundation presents together with St. Luke. The site ties into the history of the town's New Town neighborhood. Its events have included a Black History Month soul food sampling where guests heard about the history of soul food and spoke with former New Town residents. Visits are arranged by appointment, so check with the foundation before going.

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