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Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock High School Girls' Varsity Basketball Team
Photograph of the Woodstock High School's Girls Basketball team during the 1952-1953 season with names
Shenandoahopoly
"Shenandoahopoly" Board game. Produced in 1989 as a fundraiser for the Woodstock Virginia Rotary Club. The places on the board bear the names of local businesses at the time.
Dorthy's Inn
Postcard with a drawing of Dorthy's Inn located just south of Woodstock Virginia.
"Sez Who"
A November 4, 1936 edition of the "Sez Who," a newspaper published by the students of the Woodstock High School in Virginia.
The newspaper contains information about upcoming events, school activities, and local advertisers.
The name Margaret…
The newspaper contains information about upcoming events, school activities, and local advertisers.
The name Margaret…
Woodstock High School Dance Club
Photograph, taken from a 1951 Woodstock High School Yearbook, showing members of school's "Dancing Club" dancing. The caption indicates it was sponsored by Mary Blair Bowman.
Highway Post Office Bus
Color photograph of "Highway Post Office One" passing the Shenandoah County Courthouse in 1988.
The Highway Post Office was inaugurated in 1941 with a Washington DC to Harrisonburg VA route. In 1988, the Smithsonian and US Postal Service…
The Highway Post Office was inaugurated in 1941 with a Washington DC to Harrisonburg VA route. In 1988, the Smithsonian and US Postal Service…
Woodstock Brochure
Brochure published by the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce highlighting the town's amenities.
Woodstock Academy Semi-Annual Exhibition Broadside
Broadside advertising the Woodstock Academy's "
Semi-Annual Exhibition," dated February 15-16 1827.
The exhibition appears to have included a variety of theatrical productions such as monologues and numerous lectures.
The Woodstock Academy…
Semi-Annual Exhibition," dated February 15-16 1827.
The exhibition appears to have included a variety of theatrical productions such as monologues and numerous lectures.
The Woodstock Academy…
Letter, John Wisman to R.D. Newland
Envelope and letter written by John Wisman of Woodstock to R.H. Newland of Hamburg Virginia. Dated August 15, 1889.
The letter concerns a construction debt owed by Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock to Newland.
The letter concerns a construction debt owed by Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock to Newland.
The Ford at Lewis Funkhouser's Massanutten Mountain in distance, near Woodstock Va.
Color postcard showing scene along the Shenandoah River. This is identified as "The Ford at Lewis Funkhouser's" near Woodstock Virginia.
The Shenandoah, Woodstock Va., in the distance and some of the horseshoe bend in the river.
Color postcard with a picture of the Shenandoah River and part of the seven bends with Woodstock in the background. Taken from the Massanutten Mountain west of town.
Shenandoah River, near Woodstock, Va., looking West at Hollingsworth's Ford
Postcard with a colorized image showing the Shenandoah River.
The photograph was taken from "Hollingsworth Ford" and looks west. Today this is the site of a low water bridge crossing the river on Hollingsworth Road south east of Woodstock…
The photograph was taken from "Hollingsworth Ford" and looks west. Today this is the site of a low water bridge crossing the river on Hollingsworth Road south east of Woodstock…
Ford and Lewis Funkhouser's, Massanutten Mountain in distance, near Woodstock Va.
Color postcard with a picture of the Shenandoah River at "Lewis Funkhouser's Ford" located east of Woodstock Virginia.
Shenandoah River at Stonewall Mill, looking toward Massanutten Mountain, near Woodstock, Va.
Color postcard with a picture of the Shenandoah River at the Stonewall Mill which was later used to produce electricity for the area.
Main Street, at the intersection of Court, Woodstock, Va.
Color postcard with a picture of a crowd and cars on Court Square at the intersection of Main and Court Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
Depot, Southern R.R., Woodstock, Va.
Color postcard showing a picture of the Southern Railway Passenger Depot in Woodstock Virginia.
Letter, William Tisinger to John Gatewood
Letter from William Tisinger to John Gatewood. Gatewood was editor of the "Sentinel of the Valley," a newspaper published in Woodstock Virginia ca. 1845. The letter appears to reference an article, written by "Tyro," that appeared in the Sentinel at…
Woodstock Virginia
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of Woodstock Virginia.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.
John Mansville Plant
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of the Johns Manville Plant located between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia shortly after its construction. Today the building is used as a warehouse.