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Anniversary Couple
Unidentified man and woman are standing together behind an multi-tiered cake.
The man is wearing a boutonniere and the woman has on a corsage.
Probably, this was a wedding anniversary celebration.
The man is wearing a boutonniere and the woman has on a corsage.
Probably, this was a wedding anniversary celebration.
Anniversary Couple
Unidentified man and woman wearing a corsage are standing together behind an cake with the number "50" on top of it.
They appear to be about to cut the cake.
Probably, this was a fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration.
They appear to be about to cut the cake.
Probably, this was a fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration.
Anniversary Couple and Others
Unidentified man and woman are standing together with three other unidentified adults, possibly their grown children, behind them.
All five are behind a table with cake, candles, and flowers on top of it.
Probably, this was a wedding…
All five are behind a table with cake, candles, and flowers on top of it.
Probably, this was a wedding…
Anthony Amicon
Portrait photograph of Anthony Amicon in formal wear.
Anthony was a cadet at Massanutten Academy in 1917 and 1918. This photograph appears to be taken as part of his time as a cadet.
Anthony was a cadet at Massanutten Academy in 1917 and 1918. This photograph appears to be taken as part of his time as a cadet.
Anthony Amicon
Portrait photograph of Anthony Amicon.
Anthony was a cadet at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in 1917 and 1918. This photograph appears to be taken as part of his time as a cadet.
Anthony was a cadet at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in 1917 and 1918. This photograph appears to be taken as part of his time as a cadet.
Antonia (Riddleberger) Stearns
Portrait photograph of Antonia (Riddleberger) Stearns in 1947.
She was the daughter of James H. Riddleberger, US ambassador to Yugoslavia, Greece, and later Turkey.
Antonia married Monteagle Stearns, a career Foreign Service Officer…
She was the daughter of James H. Riddleberger, US ambassador to Yugoslavia, Greece, and later Turkey.
Antonia married Monteagle Stearns, a career Foreign Service Officer…
Apple Advertisement
Photo of an advertisement for Shenandoah Valley Apples.
According to the ad, they have "bonus flavor" and "hit the spot" with their "uniform size", Indeed, the ad promises that these apples are "healths best way".
According to the ad, they have "bonus flavor" and "hit the spot" with their "uniform size", Indeed, the ad promises that these apples are "healths best way".
Apple Blossoms
Photograph of a large apple tree in bloom. Other trees in bloom are also visible.
Apple Cleaning and Polishing Machine
Photograph of a type of apple cleaning and polishing machine manufactured by the Grabill Manufacturing Plant.
The plant was located near the intersection of what became Main Street and Reservoir Road in Woodstock and still stands in 2025.
The…
The plant was located near the intersection of what became Main Street and Reservoir Road in Woodstock and still stands in 2025.
The…
Apple Grader
Photograph of an apple grader manufactured by Grabill's Grader Plant in Woodstock Virginia.
The machine separated apples by size.
The plant was located near the intersection of what became Main Street and Reservoir Road and still stands in…
The machine separated apples by size.
The plant was located near the intersection of what became Main Street and Reservoir Road and still stands in…
Apple Orchard
Photograph of an apple orchard with flowering trees visible in the foreground and background.
Apple Orchard
View of apple trees in bloom in an unidentified orchard.
Apple Orchard
View of an apple orchard in bloom with buildings visible in the distance.
The location is unidentified.
The location is unidentified.
Apple Orchard in Winter
Photograph of a Shenandoah Valley landscape with leafless apple trees visible.
The glass plate shows emulsion damage.
The glass plate shows emulsion damage.
Apple Packing Scene
Photograph showing a barrel on a stand, possibly in the process of being banded.
Apple Packing Scene
Unidentified man wearing a cap is holding a barrel along a piece of unidentified machinery.
Apple Packing Scene
Damaged image of a barrel mounted on a stand.
Apple Packing Scene
Photograph of some apples on a piece of machinery used to pack apples into barrels.
Apple Packing Scene
Photograph of a barrel mounted on a piece of equipment used in the apple packing process.
Apples
Photograph of apples still clinging to a tree.
Appliance Display
Photograph of iceboxes made by the Copeland Company and washing machines made by the Dexter Co.
The appliances are displayed inside a large tent, possibly at the Shenandoah County Fair.
The display was sponsored by People's Hardware Corp. in…
The appliances are displayed inside a large tent, possibly at the Shenandoah County Fair.
The display was sponsored by People's Hardware Corp. in…
Appointment of Loren George Johnson
Photograph of a letter dated June 10, 1935, from the War Department granting the appointment of 1st Lieutenant Loren George Johnson, who lived at 1011 2nd Corso, Nebraska City, Nebraska.
April (Allen) Whitmer
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of April Louise (Allen) Whitmer as a teenaged young woman.
April was the stepdaughter of Horace V. Swann and his wife (her mother), Geraldine Allen. She lived in New Market, Virginia as a young…
April was the stepdaughter of Horace V. Swann and his wife (her mother), Geraldine Allen. She lived in New Market, Virginia as a young…
April (Allen) Whitmer
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of April Louise (Allen) Whitmer as a young woman.
April was the stepdaughter of Horace V. Swann and his wife (her mother), Geraldine Allen. She lived in New Market, Virginia as a young woman.
She…
April was the stepdaughter of Horace V. Swann and his wife (her mother), Geraldine Allen. She lived in New Market, Virginia as a young woman.
She…
Aquilla and Susie Bowers With Sons
Aquilla D. Bowers, seated with his wife, Susie (Long) Bowers and their two young sons, William Henry (standing) and David Long Bowers (seated by his mother).