Unidentified woman with short hair is seated with two young unidentified boys, both in overalls, posed on either side of her. Probably, this was a mother and her two sons.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Unidentified young woman with shoulder-length hair and wearing a bow on top of her head, is posed standing with her arms at her sides.
Two unidentified children, a boy in a pilot's cap and a younger girl in a bonnet, are posed together on a bench. Probably, these were siblings.
Unidentified toddler wearing shoes and a dress is seated on a bench.
Same unidentified toddler appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 015915 and 015916.
Unidentified woman, seated with a toddler on her lap and an unidentified young boy seated beside them. Probably, this was a mother and her two children. The name, "Shipe", is written on the glass plate.
Unidentified toddler on the right appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 015915 and 015916.
Unidentified little girl with a bow in her hair and smiling, is standing beside a bench.
Two unidentified children, a barefoot baby and an older girl with a bow in her hair, are posed together. Probably, these were siblings.
Unidentified little boy standing by a bench in the studio.
Unidentified girl with long, curled hair, is seated on a bench.
Same unidentified girl appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 015907 and 015911.
Unidentified baby with booties on is lying back on a covered chair.
Unidentified barefoot baby seated on a chair.
African Americans - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Portrait photograph of Maudie Viola (Tucker) Natt wearing earrings and a lace handkerchief in her pocket. Maudie was the daughter of James and Hannah (Mauzy) Tucker. She married Charles "Charlie" Natt, and by the 1950 census, she had six children and lived in Front Royal where Charlie worked as a truck driver for Rayon Chemicals (later called Avtex Fibers).
Identified in 2009 by Siomone Alsberry as being "Yvonne Tucker", daughter of Marie Smith and James Tucker. James was Maudie's brother. After further research, however, we believe that this woman is actually Maudie (Tucker) Natt as there is another photograph of her in the collection. There was an Yvonne Tucker born to this couple in 1937, however, she would only have been about 7 or 8 years old when this photograph was taken.
Maudie (Tucker) Natt appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 007026 and 0015908.
Unidentified girl with shoulder-length dark hair is sitting sideways on a bench.
Unidentified young man in a bow tie is posed beside an unidentified woman in a long belted dress. Probably, this was a husband and his wife.
Unidentified man wearing a suit and tie with a starched collar, is standing with his hands behind his back.
Ella Wisman wearing a long dress with a high collar and standing by a chair. She has a locket around her neck. She lived west of Woodstock.
Ella Wisman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 015904 and 016275.
Unidentified woman is seated with an unidentified young girl with short hair and bangs standing beside her on the bench. Probably, this was a mother and her daughter.
Unidentified boy in a suit and tie with short pants, is standing beside a chair.
Unidentified woman is wearing a large hat with flowers and sitting with one cheek resting on her hand.
Unidentified little girl with a bow in her curled hair, is standing on a wicker chair.
Photo of an oval-framed portrait photograph of an unidentified man with a mustache and wearing a suit and tie with a starched collar. The words, "Morrison Studios Woodstock" are visible on the frame and indicate this is a copy of an earlier Morrison photograph.
Unidentified blond boy is wearing a belted tunic and standing on a chair.
Unidentified young child wearing shoes and a long white gown, is seated on a chair.
Unidentified woman with a bow in her hair is wearing a long dress with a belt and standing by a chair.
Unidentified woman with her hair pulled up and wearing a long dress with a belt, is standing by a chair.