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Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing a U.S. Army uniform.
Camp Lee Soldier
Unidentified man wearing a U.S. Army uniform and standing beside a pennant with the words "Camp Lee" visible on it.
John Landon Dirting
John Landon Dirting shown wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
John Landon Dirting was the son of Perry William (1871-1947) and Cora Alice (Barton) (1870-1928) Dirting, of Edinburg. He was working as a “Baggageman” for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company…
John Landon Dirting was the son of Perry William (1871-1947) and Cora Alice (Barton) (1870-1928) Dirting, of Edinburg. He was working as a “Baggageman” for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company…
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified man wearing a U.S. Army uniform . His overcoat is beside him on a chair.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified man wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified man wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man in his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified soldier in his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified soldier in his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified soldier standing in his U.S. Army uniform from the WWI timeframe.
Unidentified People
Unidentified soldier wearing WWI-era U.S. Army uniform and posed with unidentified toddler and woman.
This is probably a family portrait.
This is probably a family portrait.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified young man wearing a WWI-era U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing his U.S. Army uniform from the WWI timeframe.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing his WWI-era U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified young man wearing a WWI-era U.S. military uniform.
Ritenour in WWI Army Uniform
The name, "Ritenour", was written on the glass plate. He is shown here in his U.S. Army uniform.
Casper Moomaw
Casper Moomaw shown in his uniform. The insignia on his sleeve indicates he was attached to the 32nd Army Infantry "Red Arrow" Division in the WWI timeframe.
Unidentified Couple
Unidentified woman, seated, with unidentified soldier standing beside her. Uniform and insignia indicate he was attached to the 37th Army Infantry Division in the WWI timeframe.
Unidentified Men
Unidentified soldier, left, wearing a WWI-era Army uniform, and sitting beside an unidentified younger man in civilian dress.
"O.E. Funkhauser"
The name, "O.E. Funkhauser" appears on the glass plate of this image of a young man in his U.S. Army uniform from the WWI era.
The photograph has been identified as Oliver Edward "O.E." Funkhouser, a Shenandoah County native who served in the US…
The photograph has been identified as Oliver Edward "O.E." Funkhouser, a Shenandoah County native who served in the US…
Unidentified People
Unidentified woman wearing winter clothes, standing beside an unidentified soldier wearing a U.S. Army uniform. Subject's puttees date the photo to the WWI timeframe.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified soldier wearing a U.S. Army uniform from WWI.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified man in a U.S. Army uniform. The insignia on his sleeve indicates he was a Master Sergeant in the WWI timeframe.
"Dear Friend" Mary Jane Noel to Charlotte Sheetz
Letter from Mary Jane Noel of Vaucouleurs, Meuse, France, to Charlotte Sheetz of Edinburg, Virginia, USA.
The letter discusses the war and Charlotte's son Don L. Sheetz who had become acquainted with Mary Jane Noel while serving in France.
The letter discusses the war and Charlotte's son Don L. Sheetz who had become acquainted with Mary Jane Noel while serving in France.
Shenandoah County (Va) Boys Leaving Woodstock for Camp Humphries
On July 26th, 1918 local photographer Hugh Morrison took this photograph of local men preparing to basic training at Camp Humphries, now Fort Belvoir, in Fairfax County Virginia.
It was taken on the steps of the Woodstock Depot. It was from here…
It was taken on the steps of the Woodstock Depot. It was from here…