Patrick County, Virginia Heritage Book — Complete 2‑Volume Set (Vol. I: 1791–1999 & Vol. II: 1791–2005) — Scarce Local History & Genealogy

Patrick County, Virginia Heritage Book — Complete 2‑Volume Set (Vol. I: 1791–1999 & Vol. II: 1791–2005) — Scarce Local History & Genealogy

$350.00
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Patrick County, Virginia Heritage Book — Complete 2‑Volume Set (Vol. I: 1791–1999 & Vol. II: 1791–2005) — Scarce Local History & Genealogy

Patrick County, Virginia Heritage Book — Complete 2‑Volume Set (Vol. I: 1791–1999 & Vol. II: 1791–2005) — Scarce Local History & Genealogy

$350.00

A scarce, complete 2‑volume set of the Patrick County, Virginia Heritage Book, an essential reference for researchers, genealogists, and collectors of Southwest Virginia history. These volumes were produced in limited quantities and are increasingly difficult to find as a matched pair.

Volume I: 1791–1999

Hardcover with gilt decoration and the Patrick County seal. Includes hundreds of family histories, photographs, community profiles, church and school histories, military service records, and detailed local heritage entries compiled by contributors across the county. A cornerstone resource for Patrick County genealogy.

Volume II: 1791–2005

Hardcover companion volume continuing the county’s documented heritage through 2005. Features updated family submissions, expanded historical essays, additional photographs, and coverage of community developments, organizations, and local landmarks. Completes the set with material not found in Volume I.

Condition

Both volumes are clean, tight, and well‑preserved, with bright gilt and solid bindings. No writing or highlighting noted. Light shelf wear only. A handsome set suitable for collectors, researchers, and libraries.

Why This Set Matters

Complete sets rarely appear on the market, and these volumes remain one of the most comprehensive published records of Patrick County’s families, communities, and historical memory. Ideal for anyone researching Southwest Virginia ancestry or preserving regional history.

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