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"Bell & Hopper" Engineering Drawing
Engineering drawing for "Bell and Hopper" used by the "Mt. Alli (?) Furnace" ordered for the Liberty Iron Furnace in Shenandoah County Virginia. Dated July 14 1882.
"Book of Thrift"
Coin bank produced by the Citizens Bank of New Market Virginia.
The bank is designed to look like a book. Depositors would be required to tank the item to Citizens Bank to access the money since the bank held the item's key.
The bank is designed to look like a book. Depositors would be required to tank the item to Citizens Bank to access the money since the bank held the item's key.
"Description of Rinkerton, Va."
Single sheet with a description of the Rinkerton Community located near Mt. Jackson Virginia. The reverse bears a series of initials and "Rinkerton Shen.Co."
The document is undated and the person responsible for its creation is unknown.
The document is undated and the person responsible for its creation is unknown.
"Place Where Carl Went to Work"
Photographs of an unidentified quarry/stone processing plant. One photograph is identified as "Place where Carl went to work. his office."
The photographs are undated and come from an album containing photographs from members of the Hamilton,…
The photographs are undated and come from an album containing photographs from members of the Hamilton,…
"We Measure Up!"
Novelty combination measuring tape and level produced by the Lenny Campbell Service Company in New Market Virginia.
The product is undated.
Lenny Campbell Service Company is still open on Old Valley Pike north of New Market Virginia.
The product is undated.
Lenny Campbell Service Company is still open on Old Valley Pike north of New Market Virginia.
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Baltimore Wholesale Grocery Company Invoice
Invoice issued by the Baltimore Wholesale Grocery Company to the Snarr & Miley Store located in Toms Brook Virginia.
The invoice is dated September 28, 1938.
The invoice is dated September 28, 1938.
Bauserman Home Improvement Display
Photographs showing the Bauserman Home Improvement store display at the Shenandoah County Fair.
Bill for Kindling, Mt. Jackson Colored School
Invoice from Lester W. Hansberger of Mt. Jackson Virginia issued to the Shenandoah County School Board for Shake Kindling. The items were sent to the Mt. Jackson "Colored School."
It was approved by B.E. Nelson, school trustee and paid on April…
It was approved by B.E. Nelson, school trustee and paid on April…
Burgess Nelson Home and Gas Station
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the Burgess Nelson home (on left) and his gas station located on the north end of Mt. Jackson Virginia. Today the site is home to Holtzman Corporation's offices.
Business Exhibits
Photographs of business displays at the Shenandoah County Fair. Those pictured include local appliance stores and farm implement companies. They originated with Charles Bauserman but were most likely taken by William Garber of Mt. Jackson Virginia.
Daniel Shirley & Company Meat Wagon Order from Noah M____
Order for meat from Daniel Shirley & Company of New Market Virginia. Dated November 4, 1886 and signed by Noah M____.
Dedford Company Letter, August 16 1909
August 16, 1909 letter sent from the Dedford Company of Luray Virginia to the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company of Liberty Furnace in Shenandoah County Virginia. The letter details an amount of bark received by the Dedford Company, who operated a…
Evergreen Fernery
Postcard showing the Evergreen Fernery located 1/4 mile north of New Market Virginia. The site had a large selection of tropical plants.
Ford Poster
Photograph of a corner of a Ford Motor Company Poster for the Samuel G. Clark Ford dealership in Woodstock Virginia.
Ford Poster
Photograph of a corner of a Ford Motor Company Poster for the Samuel G. Clark Ford dealership in Woodstock Virginia.
Ford Poster
Photograph of a Ford Motor Company Poster for the Samuel G. Clark Ford dealership in Woodstock Virginia.
Fravel & Feller's Advertisement Card
Advertisement card for "Fravel & Feller's" makers and sellers of furniture and undertakers in Woodstock Virginia.
The card is undated and features the image of a woman on the reverse.
The card is undated and features the image of a woman on the reverse.
Frying Chicken Display: Shen-Valley Meat Packers Dedication
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Cloverbloom Frying Chicken. This item was displayed during the opening ceremony for the Shen-Valley Meat Packers Inc. plant in Timberville Virginia. The plant opened in late 1949.
Groundbreaking, Quality Inn
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the groundbreaking ceremony for the Quality Inn in New Market Virginia.
Gulf Station
This photograph shows what was the Gulf Gasoline Station in New Market Virginia. Taken by Mt. Jackson photographer Hoyle Garber, the photograph was most likely used to market the service station when it opened in the late 1940s. Pictured are two…