Hugh Blackwell for North Carolina House - Photo Gallery

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Valdese, NC 28690

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Photo Gallery

Hugh, family and supporters celebrate with a group picture on election night when the final votes put Hugh over the top to become our new state representative.

Hugh & Ann Blackwell on their home's back porch with oldest son Tod, daughter-in-law Lori and grandchildren (oldest to youngest) Tommy, Hampton & Blaine.

Hugh's Family (from left) Michael & Mindy Blackwell, Tod & Lori Blackwell, Bridget Blackwell, Hugh & Ann Blackwell and Peter & Allison Blackwell

Hugh with retired principal Harold Clark visit a classroom at Salem Elementary School where both Mr. Clark and Hugh helped start Burke County's innovative reduced class-size program for grades 1,2 & 3.

Retired teachers Doris Edwards (on rt) and Irma McGimsey (on left) discuss their support of Hugh because of his work on the Burke County Board of Education for 8 years when they were teaching.

Hugh's Granddog, Alex, going camouflage on the lawn at Hampden Sydney College in Virginia.

Hugh, a trustee at WPCC, visits on campus with students & student government leaders.

(from left) Rep. Mitch Gillespie, his wife, Barbara and La Whittington, student body president at WPCC, join Hugh and Congressman Patrick McHenry in support of Hugh's campaign.

Congressman Patrick McHenry speaks on behalf of Hugh to gathered supporters

Granddog, Cooper, "running errands".

Hugh visits with daughter Bridget who now lives in Colorado and daughters-in-law Allison, Mindy and Lori

Senator Richard Burr speaks on behalf of Hugh to gathered supporters

Hugh responding to questions from local citizens.

Hugh and grandson, Hampton Blackwell.

Hugh talks with voters on the street in Morganton.

Hugh talks with voters on the street in Morganton.

Hugh, his wife, Ann and sleeping grandson, Hampton.

Ann and Hugh Blackwell with supporters, Dr. Edward Plyler and his wife, Roben, when Senator Burr was in Morganton to support Hugh’s candidacy