Slave quarters get foundation facelift Gene Marrano June 21, 2016 1 minute read Contractors for Botetourt County are working to shore up the foundations on two relocated structures that once housed slaves. WFIR’s Gene Marrano has an update: Share: Post navigation Previous: US court rejects Libertarian Party ballot order challengeNext: Get TAP Hope Fest tickets now Related Stories As Roanoke Arts Commission crafts “Plan 26,” they ask residents to weigh in via an arts and culture survey online Gene Marrano July 1, 2026 Overnight Sensations returns to Mill Mountain Theatre; new exhibits at Taubman and O Winston Link Museums; upcoming plays Gene Marrano July 1, 2026 9th District Democratic candidate Adam Murphy rejects claims made in primary opponent’s blog post Clark Palmer June 30, 2026
Contractors for Botetourt County are working to shore up the foundations on two relocated structures that once housed slaves. WFIR’s Gene Marrano has an update:
