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Before and after pictures of Woodstock during Mercury Vapor Lighting instillation with E.B. Hurst

Picture showing businesses on Woodstock's Main Street in the early 20th century. Includes T. Glenn Locke's store, Gibbs Hardware, and W.M. Calvert's clothing store.

Photograph of a postcard showing the Old Woodstock Hotel

Picture of the juniors at Woodstock High School as they prepared for the class play "My Cousin from Texas"

Picture of Woodstock High School class of 1921 Graduates with names

Photograph of the Woodstock High School's Girls Basketball team during the 1952-1953 season with names

Photograph Woodstock High School Class of 1947 before leaving on senior trip to Washington DC

Photograph of the Woodstock High School Boys Basketball Team during the 1952-1953 school year with names

Photograph of the Woodstock Virginia railroad depot and description of the Towns efforts in the early 21st century to acquire the land the depot once stood on

Photograph of a historic production celebrating Woodstock's Bicentennial in 1952. Includes name of cast

Photograph of dancers that participated in the Woodstock Bicentennial pageant at French Park Stadium

Photograph of men cutting wheat in the early part of the 20th century

Photograph of W.L. Mumaw of Belgrade Virginia and caption about his work as a photographer, blacksmith, and local businessman

Picture of the so called "Von Effinger" House in the 200 block of North Main Street in Woodstock.

Picture of a postcard showing the Union Forge Church west of Edinburg at the beginning of the 20th century

Picture of the Triplett High School graduating class of 1941 in cap and gown at the school. Includes names

A picture of the Toms Brook School around the turn of the 20th century.

Picture of a Southern Railway passenger train stopped in Toms Brook. Greeting it is a large crowd and cornet band.

Photograph showing Toms Brook from a nearby hill around 1900

Picture of the Toms Brook Band with names and drum labeled "Organized July 4 1913"

Photograph of James M. Artz inside T. Glenn Locke's store on the corner of Main and Court Streets in Woodstock.

Photograph a postcard showing a train and its crew at the Strasburg Depot

Photograph showing a display produced by the Shenandoah National Forest (now George Washington National Forest) for the the Shenandoah County Fair.

Photograph of the Shenandoah Herald's printing shop when owned by the Grabil family and located on Court Street in Woodstock, Includes names of staffers and descriptions of printing machines.

Picture of Shenandoah County's stone jail constructed in the early 19th century.