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Police Officer
Portrait of unidentified police officer from Shenandoah County sitting on a bench. He is wearing a police hat and badge with a wool coat.
Unidentified Women
Photograph of two unidentified women.
Miniature Items
Photograph of a collection of miniature items. The items shown from left to right are a skull with crossbones, bolt, pinecone, and lantern.
Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an unidentified woman.
Hugh Morrison, Jr. and Thomas Morrison
Portrait of the photographer, Hugh Morrison Jr., seated on a stone bench next to his son, Thomas Morrison. Hugh's legs are crossed and he is leaning towards his son. In his hand is a copy of "The Literary Digest."
"Ritenour"
Photograph of four unidentified children.
The glass negative is labeled "Ritenour."
The glass negative is labeled "Ritenour."
Unidentified Collie
Portrait of an unidentified collie dog seated on a stone bench.
Unidentified Child
Photograph of an unidentified child wearing a gown.
Unidentified Child
Photograph of an unidentified child.
Dog
Portrait of an unidentified dog seated on a chair.
Unidentified Man
Photograph of an unidentified man.
Hunter With His Quarry
Unidentified man posed in the studio displaying the wingspan of his dead quarry, probably a hawk.
"Ross"
Photograph of an unidentified woman.
The glass negative is labeled "Ross."
The glass negative is labeled "Ross."
Mr. & Mrs. James Moreland
Photograph of "Mr. and Mrs. James Moreland" standing beside the carcass of a deer, hung upside down. James Franklin Moreland (1914-1974) lived in Edinburg, and was the son of George and Sally (Clem) Moreland.
James had four wives, which is…
James had four wives, which is…
"Hepner"
Photograph of an unidentified woman.
The glass negative is labeled "Hepner."
The glass negative is labeled "Hepner."
1925 Hunter B. Chapman's Award
Photograph of an engraved cup awarded to Hunter Boyd Chapman, Shenandoah Caverns, Virginia, on June 27, 1925. The award was presented by the American War Veterans Association "as a token of appreciation".
Hunter Boyd Chapman (ca 1866-1942) managed…
Hunter Boyd Chapman (ca 1866-1942) managed…
Unidentified Child
Photograph of an unidentified child.
Cow at the Fairgrounds
Side view of a groomed cow posed in front of the barn at the Woodstock fairgrounds. An unidentified man is holding the animal's lead on the right.
Woman Holding Child
Photograph of an unidentified woman holding and unidentified child.
Clifford Leroy Fuller Sr.
Portrait photograph of Clifford "Cliff" Leroy Fuller Sr. in his police uniform.
Cliff was born in Orange, Franklin County, Massachusetts, to Leroy F. and Clare A. (Dunbar) Fuller. His father was a painter born in Belchertown, Massachusetts. His…
Cliff was born in Orange, Franklin County, Massachusetts, to Leroy F. and Clare A. (Dunbar) Fuller. His father was a painter born in Belchertown, Massachusetts. His…
Virginia Dirting and Nannie Dirting
Photograph of two women. Virginia B. Dirting (left) and her sister Nannie Carlisle Dirting (right).
They were the daughters of John K. Dirting and Catherine Coffelt DIrting of Edinburg Virginia.
They were the daughters of John K. Dirting and Catherine Coffelt DIrting of Edinburg Virginia.
Cow at the Fairgrounds
Side view of a cow in front of the Woodstock fairgrounds' barns. An unidentified man is visible on the right.
Clifford Leroy Fuller Sr.
Portrait photograph of Clifford "Cliff" Leroy Fuller Sr. in his police uniform.
Cliff was born in Orange, Franklin County, Massachusetts, to Leroy F. and Clare A. (Dunbar) Fuller. His father was a painter born in Belchertown, Massachusetts. His…
Cliff was born in Orange, Franklin County, Massachusetts, to Leroy F. and Clare A. (Dunbar) Fuller. His father was a painter born in Belchertown, Massachusetts. His…
"Luther Bowers"
Photograph of an unidentified man and woman.
The glass negative is labeled "Luther Bowers."
The glass negative is labeled "Luther Bowers."
Cast of Calvary School Play
Group photograph of the student cast from a school play put on at the Calvary School in the 1920's. The seated man in the front wearing a white hat has been identified as Earnest Mowery but the others are unknown.