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Woodstock Rescue Squad Building
Photograph of the Woodstock Rescue Squad building located at 132 West Reservoir Road in Woodstock, Virginia.
An American flag is flying at the top of a flag pole out front.
An American flag is flying at the top of a flag pole out front.
Woodstock Reservoir
Faded image of the Woodstock Reservoir located east of the town of Woodstock in the Massanutten Mountain.
Woodstock Reservoir
Photograph of the Woodstock Reservoir and Dam located on the Massanutten Mountain.
The reservoir is now part of Seven Bends State Park.
The negative is labeled "Hill Top World's."
The reservoir is now part of Seven Bends State Park.
The negative is labeled "Hill Top World's."
Woodstock Reservoir
Three unidentified men, in coats and hats, are looking at the Woodstock Reservoir. A small concrete dam contains the water on one side.
The reservoir is now part of Seven Bends State Park.
The reservoir is now part of Seven Bends State Park.
Woodstock Reservoir Dam
Photograph of the dam at the Woodstock Reservoir.
The reservoir is now part of Seven Bends State Park.
The reservoir is now part of Seven Bends State Park.
Woodstock School
Photograph of the Woodstock High School. Students and teachers are standing along the front of the structure.
The building, constructed in 1908, still stands on W. Court Street. It was used as a High School from 1908- 1933, an elementary school…
The building, constructed in 1908, still stands on W. Court Street. It was used as a High School from 1908- 1933, an elementary school…
Woodstock School Students
Group of unidentified elementary school students posed in front of the Woodstock School.
Woodstock Shopping Center Construction Site
Photograph of three men standing at the construction site for the Woodstock Shopping Center, on N. Main Street in Woodstock.
The man in the center is Woodstock Mayor William F. Dalke Jr.
The other men are unidentified.
The man in the center is Woodstock Mayor William F. Dalke Jr.
The other men are unidentified.
Woodstock, Virginia
The photograph was taken from along W. Court Street, adjacent to what is now the Woodstock Loft Apartments (formerly Woodstock School).
At the time, that area would have been known as the “Woodstock Commons.”
While the image is undated, it…
At the time, that area would have been known as the “Woodstock Commons.”
While the image is undated, it…
Workers on Log Truck
Unidentified workers posed on a truck that has a portion of a large, felled tree loaded and chained on it.
A house with a 2-story covered front porch is visible behind the men.
A house with a 2-story covered front porch is visible behind the men.
Working Man
Photo of a photograph of an unidentified man standing in the doorway of a brick building and holding a shovel.
Workmen in Woodstock
Photograph of a group of unidentified workmen in downtown Woodstock, Virginia.
Behind them can be seen a trench and water pipe, indicating they were the workmen installing the town's first water system which was completed in 1901.
The…
Behind them can be seen a trench and water pipe, indicating they were the workmen installing the town's first water system which was completed in 1901.
The…
Workmen in Woodstock
Photograph of workers installing the water line on Main Street in Woodstock Virginia.
All the men are unidentified.
All the men are unidentified.
Workmen in Woodstock
Photo of a photograph of a group of unidentified workmen in downtown Woodstock Virginia.
Behind them can be seen a trench and water pipe, indicating they were the workmen installing the town's first water system which was completed in 1901.
The…
Behind them can be seen a trench and water pipe, indicating they were the workmen installing the town's first water system which was completed in 1901.
The…
Workshop of Byrd Bauserman
Photograph of the front of a workshop on East Hughes Street in Woodstock that was used by an electrician named Byrd Bauserman in the 1940s.
Wreath
Floral wreath
Wrecked Car Beside a Railroad Track
Photograph of a vintage automobile, wrecked and abandoned, beside a railroad track.
Wrecked Truck Trailor Beside Route 11
Photograph of an overturned trailer on the side of Route 11 south of Woodstock.
The words, "Mason and Dixon" are printed on the side of the trailer. The truck that was pulling the trailer is on the road and has Tennessee license plates and the…
The words, "Mason and Dixon" are printed on the side of the trailer. The truck that was pulling the trailer is on the road and has Tennessee license plates and the…
Wrecked Vehicle
Photograph of a wrecked, upside-down, vehicle lying in a field. The passenger door is open and an unidentified boy, probably teen-aged, is standing on the driver's side, shirtless.
The year, 1964, is visible on the license plate but the make and…
The year, 1964, is visible on the license plate but the make and…
Wrecked Vehicle Beside Route 11
Photograph of a wrecked car on the side of Route 11 south of Woodstock.
Wrecked Vehicle Beside Route 11
Photograph of a wrecked car on the side of Route 11 south of Woodstock.
Wrecked Vehicle in a Field
Photograph of a wrecked, upside-down, vehicle lying in a field beside a road.
An unidentified teen-aged boy is standing by the vehicle, shirtless. Another car is parked on the road. Part of a person is visible on the left bottom of the image.
An unidentified teen-aged boy is standing by the vehicle, shirtless. Another car is parked on the road. Part of a person is visible on the left bottom of the image.
Wrecked Vehicle in a Field
Photograph of a wrecked, upside-down, pickup truck lying in a field beside a road. There is a State Police vehicle parked on the road and several unidentified bystanders are visible.
Wrecked Vintage Truck
Photograph of a wrecked early model truck taken outdoors.
Wrightson Samuel Tongue
Portrait photograph of Wrightson Samuel Tongue as a young man in a suit and tie.
Wrightson Samuel Tongue was a Methodist Minister, born in Kingston, New York. His parents were N.M. Charles Tongue and Lucy (Felter) Tongue.
While a young…
Wrightson Samuel Tongue was a Methodist Minister, born in Kingston, New York. His parents were N.M. Charles Tongue and Lucy (Felter) Tongue.
While a young…