Index to Virginia Cavalcade

Virginia Cavalcade, a handsomely illustrated magazine of Virginia history and culture, was published quarterly by the Library of Virginia from 1951 to 2002. Each issue contained 48 pages of engaging, authoritative articles, with illustrations in color and black and white, depicting Virginia history from the age of exploration to the mid-20th century.

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Nofsinger's Gap, 48:17

Nolan,
- Alan T., author, 46:55
- Margaret, police court defendant, 51:81

Noland,
- Charlotte, huntswoman, 10(3):17
- Rosalie Haxall, educator, 39:60
- W.C., sculptor, design for Jefferson Davis memorial (not used), 10(4):33
- William C., architect, 45:10

Noland & Baskerville, Richmond architects, 49:7,8; 51:22

Nolen, Laura Bryant, auth.
- "Courthouses of Grayson County," 25:158-163

Nolting, Emily, owner of Smonticola estate, 36:45

Nomini Hall, Westmoreland Co., 16(2):30,40
- food for slaves, 39:73
- pottery from, 24:150-155

Nordendorf,
- Charles Chaky de, composer, 24:40-47
  - advertisement for music (D), 24:40
  - "Oh! Bring my brother," cover (D), 24:46
  - "Old Dominion March," cover (D), 24:45; 35:153
  - "Patty Mazurka," cover (D), 24:45
  - "She forever," cover (D), 24:44
  - "Weekly Fireside," masthead (D), 24:47
- Elizabeth C.V. Hoyser, 1st w. of Charles, 24:47
- Lollie Anne Phelps, 2d w. of Charles, 24:47

Norfleet, Fillmore, teacher/writer, 36:128

Norfolk, city, 5(3):38-42*; 14(1):31,32*; 23(2):1,34-41,48; 25:65*; 27:63*; 32:49,76-85,96*
- Black Hawk visit to, 1833, 35:15
- bombardment by Dunmore, 2(4):46
- botanical gardens, 33:4*
- British attack on, Jan. 1, 1776, 25:68*
- burning and rebuilding of, 1776, 24:11; 28:52-61*
- "Chesapeake" affair, 1807, 22(1):30-39
- coalpits, c. 1937, 32:83*
- defense of, War of 1812, 1(3):32-35
- efforts at development, 1850s, 23(2):34-37
- gambling, 19th century, 39:62-69;
- harbor, 15(3):39*
- Jamestown Exposition, 1907, 6(4):38-43*
- Lafayette visit, 1824, 4(2):41
- mace presented by Gov. Dinwiddie, 5(3):40-42; 28:60
- maritime trade (M), 13(4):14*
- market square, 15(3):39*
- Pender Stores, 3(3):41-47*
- ship whistles in, 11(1):35-47
- yellow fever epidemic, 23(2):37-40

Norfolk, Committee of Physicians
- The origin of the yellow fever in Norfolk, titlepage (D), 23(2):39

Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald, 51:66

Norfolk Athletic Club, gymnastic group, 38:178*

Norfolk Botanical Gardens, 50:39

Norfolk Equal Suffrage League, 49:84-93; poster, 49:86*

Norfolk Female Orphan Soc., 49:79-83

Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, 2(4):26; 4(3):28; 39:174

Norfolk and Western Railroad, 4(1):9-13*; 4(3):29; 6(1):27; 39:174; 46:259*,259,260,263,264,266,267
- coal pier, 46:263*
- maps, 46:265*

Norfolk Iron Works, advertisement, 1850s (D), 23(2):35

Norfolk Jazz/Jubilee Quartet, 51:104,105,110,111,(D),109*

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How to Use the Index

Compiled by two volunteers, Rachel Marks and Lois Raymond, 1992–2008, this resource indexes articles and illustrations published in volumes 1–51 of the Virginia Cavalcade.

Volume numbers are followed by the quarterly number, in parentheses, followed by pages. Beginning with Volume 24, pages were numbered consecutively throughout each volume, so quarterly numbers have been omitted. Here are examples:

16(2):13-34 indicates Volume 16, Autumn number, and page numbers.
27:154-157 indicates Volume and page numbers.

The following symbols have been used:

(M) for map within the pages given.
(D) copy of document within pages given.
* artistic production or photograph of person, place, or thing within pages given.

Notes

Almost all articles have illustrations of some type, but not all the illustrations are indexed.
Volume 18 includes a Number 5, which should be Volume 19, No. 1. This index includes material for that number under 18(5) and there is no reference to 19(1). (In the Colonial Williamsburg Library that issue may be found in both Vol. 18 and Vol. 19.)
Items about Virginia government appear under two headings: "Virginia, Colony," and Virginia, Commonwealth."
Information about entries indicated with ====== may be found in the card file in Rockefeller Library's Special Collections Department.