Lee, (1924-1992) Olympic boxer who represented the United States at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki Angela Tincher, All-American softball pitcher for James River High School and Virginia Tech References Bibliography Eagle Rock Funeral Home, Craig-Botetourt Genealogy Club, and Fincastle Library. Eagle Rock Funeral Home. Fincastle, VA: Craig-Botetourt Genealogy Club & Fincastle Library, 2005. Notes: Copies of burial records of Eagle Rock Funeral Home, Eagle Rock, Virginia. Eagle Rock High School (Eagle Rock, Va.). The Eagle. [Virginia]: Eagle Rock High School, 1933. Eagle Rock School, and Eagle Rock Public Library. A History of Eagle Rock: A Special Group Project. Eagle Rock, Virginia: [Eagle Rock School], 1975. Notes: A history of Eagle Rock, Virginia (Botetourt County) written by students and their teacher in the mid-1970s (at the now closed Eagle Rock School). Credits: Kevin Barger, David Dew, Susan Heck, Cheryl Hoy, Johnny Lawson, Charles Nelson, Gary Tingler, Kathy Waddell, Kim West, Stacy Zimmerman, Mrs. Mary Lynne Leffel, teacher. Contents: Location and names -- Industries -- Stores -- Saloons, hotel, theatre -- Houses -- Schools -- Churches -- Floods and fires -- The Kanawha Canal -- Summary. Galatia Presbyterian Church (Eagle Rock, Va.). Church Records. [Virginia?]: Eastern Microfilm, 1967. The church was originally part of Locust Bottom Church which was divided in 1887 into two churches, Galatia and Glen Wilton. McGuire, Odell S. Geology of the Eagle Rock, Strom, Oriskany, and Salisbury Quadrangles, Virginia. Charlottesville: Virginia Division of Mineral Resources, 1970. Russ, Kurt C., John M. McDaniel, and Jeffrey P. Blomster. Archaeological Investigations of a Nineteenth Century Appalachian Farmstead: The Barger/Riddlebarger Farm in Botetourt County, Virginia. Lexington, Va: Laboratory of Anthropology, Washington and Lee University, 1987. Notes: Project conducted under contract with the Museum of American Frontier Culture, Staunton, Va. Described as "Historic farmstead site" with "Site number 44BO (site number not yet established) (see Architectural Survey Form #11-107" in Virginia Division of Historic Landmarks, Archaeological Site Inventory Form on p. [2] of cover. United States. Flood Plain Information: James River, Eagle Rock to Lick Run, Botetourt County, Virginia. Norfolk, Va: Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Norfolk, Virginia, District, 1971. External links Down Home in Eagle Rock by Anita J. Firebaugh, Cooperative Living magazine, February 2000 Eagle Rock Myspace Populated places on the James River (Virginia) Census-designated places in Botetourt County, Virginia Census-designated places in Virginia Lime kilns in the United States