Shenandoah County Library Archives

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View of a small, orderly bedroom. Two single beds line the walls and a desk is in the middle of the room.

Damaged photograph of a bedroom in a house. There are two beds, a wood floor, and print wallpaper on the walls.

Photograph of the corner of a wall-papered bedroom.

There is a dresser in the corner with a mirror over it. Many photographs are tacked up on the wall at the right.

Another dressing table with a pitcher and bowl on it occupies the left side…

Unidentified bedroom showing two tennis rackets mounted above a door and a "Washington DC" pennant hanging there as well.

Portrait photograph of a man is beside the bed.

Photograph of an advertising display for several types of beers in cans. Brand names like Rams Head, Valley Forge, Schmidts, and Pabst are featured.

A sign over the display reads, "Kamp Keglined". This advertised Keglined beer cans, first…

Photo of a photograph showing Belgravia Farm near Mount Jackson Virginia.

The farm's large horse barn, destroyed by fire in 2023, is visible on the left side of the image as is the Massanutten Mountain which is visible in the background.

Photograph of the Belgravia Manor House located near Mount Jackson Virginia.

As of 2025, the house still stands at 1466 Belgravia Road.

Belle B. Henry is standing beside a dog on a chair.

Belle was from Woodstock. Her parents were David Ashby Henry and Mary Elizabeth (Gordon) Henry. She had many siblings.

Belle was employed by Shenandoah County Schools as a bus driver for 26…

Photograph of Ben and Drusilla (Andrick) Dellinger, seated in the middle, surrounded by family members.

Identified are:

Back row (l to r): Charles Dellinger holding his son, Danny Dellinger, Teddy Rosevelt, Martha (Dellinger) Rutherford, her…

Photo of a photograph of Ben and Drusilla Dellinger, seated in the middle, surrounded by family members.

Identified are:

Back row (l to r): James Thomas Rutherford, Sr., Betty Sarah Dellinger, Donald Joseph Dellinger, Mary Frances Dellinger,…

Photograph showing the interior of the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock at the time of its Grand Opening.

Many unidentified customers are visible in the aisles.

Woodstock's Ben Franklin Store opened in 1936. It moved to this location in the…

Photograph showing the interior of the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock at the time of its Grand Opening.

Woodstock's Ben Franklin Store opened in 1936. It moved to this location in the Woodstock Shopping Center on the north end of town in the…

Photograph showing the interior of the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock at the time of its Grand Opening.

Woodstock's Ben Franklin Store opened in 1936. It moved to this location in the Woodstock Shopping Center on the north end of town in the…

Photograph showing the interior of the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock at the time of its Grand Opening.

Woodstock's Ben Franklin Store opened in 1936. It moved to this location in the Woodstock Shopping Center on the north end of town in the…

Photograph showing the greeting card display at the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock at the time of its Grand Opening.

Woodstock's Ben Franklin Store opened in 1936. It moved to this location in the Woodstock Shopping Center on the north end of…

Photograph showing ribbon cutting and dedication of the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock.

Identified are Louise Garman (center, with scissors) and her husband, Donald Garman (beside her). The couple owned the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock for…

Photograph showing ribbon cutting and dedication of the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock.

Identified are Louise Garman (center, with scissors) and her husband, Donald Garman (beside her). The couple owned the Ben Franklin Store in Woodstock for…

Photograph of Ben Gochenour's shop located beside the Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery just west of Woodstock.

Ben was known for making truck covers, kitchen cabinets and other types of specialty cabinets out of his shop.

Today it is utilized…

Photograph of a drawing of Benchoff Hall on the campus of Massanutten Military Academy in Woodstock, Virginia.

Photograph of the four children born to Guy Anderson Benchoff and his wife, Anna Katharine (Hottel) Benchoff.

They are identified as:

John "Jack" Milton Benchoff (top left), Ann McCord (Benchoff) Stamm (top right), Betty (Benchoff) Page (bottom…

Portrait photograph of Bender Fansler as a young man in a suit and tie.

He was the son of Robert Henry and Georgia (Bender) Fansler.

He married Sallie Jutson (Deeds) Fansler (1901-1976) originally from Botetourt County, Virginia.

He was a…

Photograph of two young men, one standing and one sitting, behind a table covered in documents.

The man who is standing is unidentified and looking at the camera. The man who is seated is Bender Fansler and he is looking down at the documents.

Photo of a window advertising display for Bendix washing machines.

The display traces the evolution of clothes washing through generational time periods until the present, where all that is needed is "just flip a switch".

Photo of an oval-framed photograph of Benjamin Tony and Drusilla (Andrick) Dellinger, standing together.

Benjamin was the son of Lewis "Lew" and Mary E. (Beedle) Dellinger.

Born in Hardy County, West Virginia, Drusilla was the daughter of John…

Photograph of Benjamin and Drusilla (Andrick) Dellinger, seated, with three of their grandchildren.

Identified (l to r) are: Danny Dellinger, James Thomas "Tommy" Rutherford Jr., and an unidentified baby on the right.
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