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Old Southwest, Inc.
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641 Walnut Avenue SW
Roanoke, VA 24016 - Phone: (540) 343-8794 Phone: (540) 343-8794
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Virginia`s largest residential historic district. Meeting Facilities: The Gish House, located in Highland Park, can be rented for weddings, business meetings or gatherings of any sort. The Gish House was built circa 1838 - one of Roanoke`s oldest structures and is a historic landmark. The building and grounds can be rented for $200.00 a day. The Gish House meeting space consists of a fireplace room, a library/dressing room and a meeting room.
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