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H.A. Whissen & Bro. Invoice
Invoice issued to the "Corporation of Edinburg" by H.A. Whissen & Brothers, manufacturers of flour, feel, and meal.
The invoice is dated September 6, 1906 and is for $5.35 worth of items purchased between December 1905 and August 1906.
The invoice is dated September 6, 1906 and is for $5.35 worth of items purchased between December 1905 and August 1906.
Mt. Jackson Mill Wheel
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the Mt. Jackson Mill Wheel frozen in the waters of Mill Creek.
Mt. Jackson Mill Wheel
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the Mt. Jackson Mill Wheel frozen in the waters of Mill Creek.
Zirkle Mill, Forestville VA
Postcard showing the Zerkle Mill in Forestville VA
Zirkle Mill, Forestville VA
Postcard showing the Zerkle Mill in Forestville VA
S.P. Lonas' Mills Dam, Mt. Jackson Va.
Postcard showing S.P. Lonas' mill dam located on the Shenandoah River near Mt. Jackson Virginia.
Lantz Mills, Va., looking East
Postcard showing a picture the Lantz Mills community located west of Edinburg. The mill is in the foreground.
Lantz Mills from New State Road, near Edinburg and Woodstock, Va.
Colorized photograph with a picture of the Lantz Mills community taken from what is now Stoney Creek Road.
Edinburg Mills, Edinburg VA
Postcard with a picture of the Edinburg Mill. The card also includes a description of the mill and a brief history.
Whissen Mill, only mill not burnt during Civil War, in Shenandoah Valley, near Edenburg Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Whissen Mill located between Edinburg and Woodstock Virginia located on Stoney Creek.
Whissen Mill, near Woodstock, VA
Postcard with a picture of the Whissen Mill located between Edinburg and Woodstock Virginia on Stoney Creek. Billed as the only mill not burnt in the valley during the Civil War.
Whissen Mill
Color postcard showing the Whissen Mill which was located just east of Edinburg Virginia along Stoney Creek.
It was one of two mills in the Town of Edinburg that survived the Civil War. Originally constructed in 1817 by Joseph Wissen, it burned…
It was one of two mills in the Town of Edinburg that survived the Civil War. Originally constructed in 1817 by Joseph Wissen, it burned…
Stonewall Mill Dam on Shenandoah River, Virginia
A color postcard showing the Stonewall Mill Dam located south east of Woodstock Virginia on the Shenandoah River. The dam was used to produce electricity during its later years.
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.
Maurertown Mill
Photographic postcard showing the Maurertown Mill located in Maurertown Virginia.
The three men shown in the postcard are, from left to right, _____ Trussell, Lee Sager owner of the mill, and Sam Funk the mill foreman.
The mill was steam…
The three men shown in the postcard are, from left to right, _____ Trussell, Lee Sager owner of the mill, and Sam Funk the mill foreman.
The mill was steam…
The Old Mill Tavern
Photographic postcard showing the interior of "The Old Mill Tavern."
Located on Route 11 along the southern border of the Town of Strasburg Virginia, the former mill site has operated as a restaurant for many decades. Today, it is home to the…
Located on Route 11 along the southern border of the Town of Strasburg Virginia, the former mill site has operated as a restaurant for many decades. Today, it is home to the…
The Old Mill Tavern, Strasburg, Virginia
Color postcard with a picture of the Strasburg Mill at the time it was home to The Old Mill Tavern restaurant.
The Old Mill Tavern
Postcard showing a picture of the Strasburg Mill at the time it was home to the Old Mill Tavern restaurant. The card includes a description of the mill and its history.
Artz's Mill
Postcard showing the Artz Mill, aka the Strasburg Mill, at the time it was home to the Old Mill Tavern restaurant.
Stickley Mill Ruins
Postcard with a picture of the ruins of the Stickley Mill, located along Cedar Creek near Strasburg Virginia. The card also includes a description of the site and its history.