W.B. Alwood, a pioneer in the creation of the Virginia Agriculture Experiment Station, planted this oak about 1895. He was honored today by Virginia Tech and the plaque was unveiled at his tree.
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We were there for the Friday dedication, a perfect fall Blacksburg day. Thank you for honoring our ancestor for his service to the college and greater community of growers.
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