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"Egypt" House Near Luray Virginia
Postcard of the "Egypt" House near Luray Virginia with description of its use as a fort and construction
"Guy's Cliff From the Mill"
Photo of a photograph of an English manor home called Guy's Cliffe. The estate has been around since Saxon times and is located on the River Avon and the Coventry Road between Warwick and Leek Wootton, in Warwickshire, England.
The house was used…
The house was used…
"Wanland"
The words, "Wanland Fauquier Co. Va. 4/10/40" are written on the glass plate of this image of a large home set in amid many tall trees. Unidentified people are sitting or standing on the lawn in the foreground.
Battlefield House
Postcard showing a painting of the Bushong House owned and occupied by Jacob Bushong during the Battle of New Market. Includes a description of the house, history of the family, and an account of the battle.
Bedroom
View of a small, orderly bedroom. Two single beds line the walls and a desk is in the middle of the room.
Bedroom
Damaged photograph of a bedroom in a house. There are two beds, a wood floor, and print wallpaper on the walls.
Burgess Nelson's House
Photograph of a photograph of a home in Mt. Jackson that was built by Burgess Nelson. Unfortunately, the home was torn down in 2013.
Burgess Nelson's House
Photo of a photo of Burgess Nelson's home in Mt. Jackson. He had it built using a home in Roanoke as his inspiration. It was torn down in 2013.
Burner's, Massanutton Heights, Luray VA
Postcard showing "Burner's" house near Luray Virginia
Bushong Farm
Photograph of the Bushong Farm located in the New Market Battlefield State Historical Park north of New Market, Virginia. The Federal-styled home was built in 1825 to accommodate Jacob Bushong and Sarah Strickler's growing family.
The 1864…
The 1864…
Bushong House
Postcard showing the Bushong house located on the New Market Battlefield.
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.
C.M. Shannon House
Photograph of the C.M. Shannon House located on Route 11 at Shannon Avenue in Mt. Jackson, across from the Dellinger Funeral Home.
Car and House
Unidentified small home with a vintage car parked in front.
Carl Boyer's Home
Photograph of Carl Boyer's home located on Locust Street in Woodstock, Virginia. Three unidentified children visible on front porch.
Center Street, Edinburg , Va.
Color postcard with a photograph of houses along Center Street in Edinburg Virginia.
The view looks east toward Main Street from the area of Printz Street.
The postcard is dated 1920.
The view looks east toward Main Street from the area of Printz Street.
The postcard is dated 1920.
Cora Clem House at Lantz Mill
The Cora Clem House was located at Lantz Mill, near Edinburg. Clem Store was just down the road from the house although the store no longer stands.
Country Home
Unidentified home in a county setting. Covered front porch looks out on fenced yard and large tree. An outbuilding is visible in the yard.
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.
Family with Farmhouse
Photograph of an unidentified family posed on the porch of a house. The yard around the house is well maintained and there appears to be a fenced-in garden in front of the house.
Farm Near Maurertown
Panorama of a farm house on a knob with various barns and outbuildings around it.
The farm was located on Headley Road, along the North Fork of the Shenandoah River, and east of Maurertown.
The farm was located on Headley Road, along the North Fork of the Shenandoah River, and east of Maurertown.
Farm on the River
Photograph of an unidentified farm with a house and multiple other buildings. There is a river in the foreground and a mountain visible behind the house. "6398-03367" is written on the glass plate.
Foreign Village
Photo of a photo of an unidentified village, possibly in Asia.
Foreign Village
Photo of a photo of an unidentified village, possibly in Asia. Houses are on stilts.
Fort Egypt, Home of Abraham Strickler
Fort Egypt, a large log house, is a historic landmark in Page County, Virginia and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Built of 20"-25" diameter logs dovetailed at the corners, Fort Egypt has a massive stone chimney in the…
Built of 20"-25" diameter logs dovetailed at the corners, Fort Egypt has a massive stone chimney in the…