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Frank Walters
Hugh Morrison photograph showing Frank Walters who served in the US Navy during World War Two.
Garrett Smoot and Catherine Fadley Smoot
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Shenandoah County natives Garrett Smoot and his wife Catherine Fadley Smoot. Garrett served in the US Army during World War Two.
George E. Morrison Sr. , Mary Morrison, and George E. Morrison Jr.
Family photograph of George Edward, Sr., and his wife, Mary (Harrington) Morrison seated on a bench outside. Both are looking at their son, George E. Morrison, Jr., who is standing by his mother.
George Sr. was the son of photographer Hugh Jr.…
George Sr. was the son of photographer Hugh Jr.…
George Miller
Hugh Morrison photograph of George Miller, a Shenandoah County native who served in the US Army during World War Two.
George Morrison and Harold Morrison Sr.
Portrait of George Morrison, Sr. on the left, and his brother, Harold Morrison, Sr. in their uniforms. George was a VMI cadet and Harold was a U.S. Marine.
George Morrison, Jr.
Photograph of George Morrison, Jr., the grandson of Hugh Morrison, Jr. who operated Morrison Photography Studio in Woodstock. As of 2002, George lived in Ohio.
George Morrison, Jr.
Photograph of George Morrison, Jr. as a little boy. He is straddling a goose and holding its beak in this image.
George Morrison, Jr.
Photograph of George Morrison, Jr. also called "Little Boy Petie" by his family.
Gilbert Baker
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Gilbert Baker, a Shenandoah County resident who served in the US Army during World War Two.
Gilbert Beidler
Hugh Morrison photograph of Gilbert Beidler a Shenandoah County native who served in the US Navy during World War Two.
Glen Rudy
Hugh Morrison photograph of Glen Rudy a Shenandoah County native who served in the US Army during World War Two.
Grace E. Johnson Morrison
Portrait of a young Grace E. Johnson Morrison holding a bouquet of flowers.
Grace E. Johnson Morrison
Portrait of a young Grace E. Johnson Morrison posed with her hands on her hips and the front of her dress covered in roses.
Grace E. Johnson Morrison & Children
Photograph of Grace E. Johnson Morrison with several of her children and a neighbor's child.
Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison
Photo of an older photograph of Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison as a young woman.
Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison
Portrait of Grace Elma (Johnson) Morrison with her hair pulled up and a white flower or bow in her hair.
Grace Elma Johnson Morrison's Tulips
Photograph of a bed of blooming tulips belonging to Grace Elma Johnson Morrison. The blooms are below a covered porch. A cracked sidewalk is visible in front of the flowers.
Grace Elma Johnson Morrison's Tulips
Photograph of a bed of blooming tulips located in the front of a house and below its front porch. The tulips belonged to Grace Elma Johnson Morrison.
Grace Johnson Morrison
Portrait of Grace Johnson Morrison, wife of Hugh Morrison Jr.
Harding Miller
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Harding Miller, a Shenandoah County resident who served in the US Army during World War Two.
Harding Miller
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Harding Miller, a Shenandoah County resident who served in the US Army during World War Two.
Harold "Buddy" Morrison, Jr.
Photograph of Harold "Buddy" Morrison, Jr., as a boy.
His parents were Harold Morrison, Sr. and Loise (Ambrose) Morrison.
His paternal grandfather was the photographer, Hugh E. Morrison, Jr.
His parents were Harold Morrison, Sr. and Loise (Ambrose) Morrison.
His paternal grandfather was the photographer, Hugh E. Morrison, Jr.
Harold Morrison Sr.
Photograph of Harold Morrison, Sr., in his U.S. Marines uniform. He founded the Woodstock Garage.
Harold Morrison, Sr.
Harold Morrison, Sr., from Woodstock, shown here in his U.S. Marine Corps uniform.
Harold Morrison, Sr.
Photograph of Harold Morrison, Sr., standing in his U.S. Marine uniform.
Harold served in WWI and later was the founder of Woodstock Garage.
He was the son of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr.
Harold served in WWI and later was the founder of Woodstock Garage.
He was the son of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr.