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Wilbur Dellinger and Claudetta Dellinger
Wilbur and Claudetta Dellinger as children. Their parents were Clyde Dellinger and Esther Foltz, who lived on Senedo Road in Edinburg.
Wilametta Sibert Copp
Wilametta Sibert as a young woman. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Sibert and married Fred Copp. She lived in Saumsville for much of her life. As of 2003, her son, John Copp still lived there.
Wightman and Hisey Statement
Statement issued to R.D. Newland by Wightman and Hisey for 1 bushel of seeds. Dated June 31, 1895.
Wide-Eyed Toddler
Unidentified wide-eyed toddler seated on a pillowed bench.
Wide-Eyed Toddler
Portrait of an unidentified toddler seated on a pillow and looking at the camera, wide-eyed.
Wide-Eyed Baby
Unidentified baby propped on a pillow with a locket around its neck, and an expression of wide-eyed surprise.
Wide-Eyed Baby
Unidentified baby posed on a wicker chair and wearing a long white gown.
White Sulphur Inn, Stephens City, VA.
Postcard with a picture of the White Sulphur Inn which used to stand in Stephens City Virginia.
White Dog
White dog with big ears is seated on a bench.
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…
Whetsel Family
The Whetsel family pictured, left to right, Edward, John, Howard, Earl, Virginia, Julia (Heishman) with Bessie on her lap.
Where the Waters Meet, Riverton, Va.
Color postcard showing the bridges that cross the Shenandoah River where its two forks converge near Riverton Virginia.
Where the Shenandoah Flows
Postcard with a picture of the Shenandoah River at Narrow Passage between Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia. Includes a description of the area.
Western Gunfight Show
Scan of an undated photograph showing a western horse and gunfight show at the Shenandoah County Fair.
West of New Market, Va.
Postcard showing a view of the western portion of New Market Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley Academy.
West End, Strasburg, Va.
Postcard with a picture of Strasburg Virginia's "west end."
The image was taken from the area of what is now North Street with St. Paul's Lutheran Church visible on the extreme left.
The image was taken from the area of what is now North Street with St. Paul's Lutheran Church visible on the extreme left.
Wesley Glen Ritenour
Studio portrait of Wesley Glenn Ritenour as a young man. Wesley was from Fort Valley, the son of George Morgan Ritenour, a farmer, and Sarah Frances McInturff.
He married Isabel Inez Funk (1896-1978) when he was 21 years old. As newlyweds, they…
He married Isabel Inez Funk (1896-1978) when he was 21 years old. As newlyweds, they…
Wender's Store in Woodstock
Wender's Clothing Store located at 103 S. Main Street in Woodstock. It was housed in the G.W. Koontz building. Simon Z. Wender, the owner of Wender's, is visible on the left. The man on the right is unidentified.
Wender's Department Store Mt. Jackson
Store front view of Wender's Department Store Mt. Jackson Virginia. On the steps Mr. Harry Howard manager and with wife, daughter and store clerk.
Wender's Department Store
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the front of Wender's Department Store's Mt. Jackson location. A second store was located in Woodstock Virginia. Both were operated by Simon Wender.