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The Mabel Lee Walton House
Color postcard with a picture of the Mabel Lee Walton House in Woodstock Virginia.
At the time, it was the home of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority's National Headquarters.
At the time, it was the home of the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority's National Headquarters.
Burner's, Massanutton Heights, Luray VA
Postcard showing "Burner's" house near Luray Virginia
Bushong House-Battle
Postcard showing the Bushong House located on what is now the New Market Battlefield. The postcard is in color and was produced in 1906 by Henkel & Co., printers in New Market Virginia.
Unidentified House
House bordered by trees on unidentified street.
House and People in Stephens City, Virginia
House on southeast corner of Route 11 and Route 277 (Fairfax Pike) in Stephens City. This was originally a tavern in Newtown, which later became Stephens City. Now the building is the museum and offices of Stone House Foundation. People are…
Unidentified House
Unidentified home surrounded by picket fence
Samuel Crabill Home
Two unidentified women standing in front of Samuel Crabill's home on Ridgely Road in Woodstock. The house was east of Route 11 and was demolished some time after 1943. Samuel Crabill's wife's maiden name was Windle.
Unidentified House
Unidentified 2-story house.
Woodstock Home
Photograph of a house built by Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wunder at 487 Main Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
Unidentified House
Photograph of a large home, on a knoll, surrounded by trees.
Mark Bird House
Photograph of the Mark Bird House in Woodstock Virginia.
This house still stands on Commerce Street, but was originally located on the site of the Woodstock Post Office.
It was originally owned by Mark Bird, a County Judge. After his death it…
This house still stands on Commerce Street, but was originally located on the site of the Woodstock Post Office.
It was originally owned by Mark Bird, a County Judge. After his death it…
Unidentified House
Two story home, possibly a farmhouse, with covered front porch. Small front yard is fenced. Dirt road or driveway in foreground. Part of an outbuilding visible on the right.
Woodstock Presbyterian Church Manse
Photograph of a dignified two-story home with spacious veranda and unidentified young girl sitting on the steps holding a younger child. House has been tentatively identified as being the Woodstock Presbyterian Church Manse.
Home of Jacob Haun, Sr.
Photograph of the Woodstock home of Jacob Haun, Sr. The home was located on N. Main Street, across the street from the Woodstock Shopping Center.
Unidentified House
Unidentified two-story home with two chimneys and a covered front porch that wraps around to one side. Steps lead down to the unidentified street.
Phillip and Molly Crisman
Phillip and Molly Crisman pictured on the front porch of their home on South Fort Valley Road in Ft. Valley. Large flowering bush is in the foreground.
Ethel Marston Dennison's Home
Image of the two-story home in Woodstock where Ethel Marston Dennison lived with her brother. Ms. Dennison was a teacher at the elementary school in Woodstock.
Unidentified House
Unidentified two-story home with two chimneys, a wraparound porch and a breezeway built off the back door leading to an outbuilding.
Home of Jacob Haun, Sr.
Spacious bungalow with awnings and covered front porch that was located on N. Main Street in Woodstock (across from the Woodstock Shopping Center). It was owned by Jacob Haun, Sr.
Log Cabin
Arresting image of an abandoned log cabin, probably a residence. This early structure was built using corner-notched timbered joints. Foundation and front porch are crumbling. Entire cabin has fallen into disrepair.
Unidentified House
Large, unidentified two-story home with wraparound porch, and surrounded by a picket fence. Decorative gable trim is visible on roof edges.
Home of Harold Morrison Sr. and Loise Morrison
Photograph showing the home and farm of Harold Morrison Sr. and his wife Loise Morrison.
The property was located on U.S. Route 11, east of Pugh's Run.
Harold Morrison was the son of Hugh Morrison, Jr., and bought the property in 1943.
The property was located on U.S. Route 11, east of Pugh's Run.
Harold Morrison was the son of Hugh Morrison, Jr., and bought the property in 1943.
Myron Bowman Home in Woodstock
Large and stately home, formerly owned by Myron Bowman, located at 837 S. Main Street, Woodstock.
Unidentified House
Image of solid, two-story brick home with small covered front porch. Home is partially obscured by leafy trees and a rail fence is visible in foreground.
Unidentified People
Photograph of an older photograph showing unidentified people in Sunday dress posed either standing or sitting around the small front porch of a log cabin. Front of cabin has been partially covered with wooden board siding.