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Woman With Curls and Bangs
Unidentified young woman standing by a chair with her hair in curls and wearing bangs across her forehead.
Fruit Processing Machinery
Photograph of a type of fruit processing 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 business was…
The plant was located near the intersection of what became Main Street and Reservoir Road in Woodstock and still stands in 2025.
The business was…
Young Man
Unidentified young man standing by a studio prop and wearing a suit and tie.
Dining Room Table
Photograph taken outdoors of someone's dining room table.
"Ryman"
The name, "Ryman", was written on the glass plate of this image of an unidentified young woman standing beside a bench.
Dining Room Table
Photograph of a dining room table, taken outside.
Unknown Young Man
Unidentified young man standing beside a studio column and wearing a suit and tie with two pins on his lapel.
Girl With Large Bow in Her Hair
Unidentified young woman, probably teenaged, standing beside a chair and wearing a large bow in her hair.
Folded Dining Room Table
Photograph of a dining room table, folded vertically.
"Lobin Clem"
The name, "Lobin Clem", is written on the glass plate of this image of two unidentified young children, probably siblings.
Costumed Camp Fire Girls
Group of Camp Fire Girls (now called Campfire USA) dressed in costumes for a play.
Young Woman With Long Hair
Portrait of an unidentified young woman almost in profile and wearing her hair long and down her back.
Unidentified Men
Photograph of four unidentified Native American men and one unidentified white man holding a picture of "Pawnee Bill."
The picture was taken at the Chapman Home, located at the intersection of N. Muhlenberg and W. Court Street in Woodstock…
The picture was taken at the Chapman Home, located at the intersection of N. Muhlenberg and W. Court Street in Woodstock…
Mother and Child
Unidentified woman, seated, and holding an unidentified child on her lap. Both are wearing hats.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Woodstock High School Students
Group of Woodstock High School students in the 1920s. A few have been identified. They are: (Front Row, l to r) ?, ?, ?, Mary Catherine Stickley, Josephine Newman, James Clower, ?.
The student on the far right of the second row was Edward…
The student on the far right of the second row was Edward…
Man Standing
Unidentified man shown standing beside a bench and wearing a hat, suit and tie.
Woodstock High School Students
Group of students posed together outside Woodstock High School.
The girl standing 3rd from the right in the front row is Edna Edna May Richman Rickard.
On the third row, far right wearing a bow tie, is Martin Luther Bauserman Jr.
The…
The girl standing 3rd from the right in the front row is Edna Edna May Richman Rickard.
On the third row, far right wearing a bow tie, is Martin Luther Bauserman Jr.
The…
Baby on a Chair
Unidentified baby propped up against pillows on a chair.
Smiling Little Girl
Unidentified young girl standing beside a studio bench and smiling at the camera.
"W.F. Litten"
The name, "W.F. Litten", appears to be written on glass plate of this image of an unidentified couple posed together.
Woman Wearing Pearls
Portrait of an unidentified woman wearing a faux pearl necklace.
Young Woman Seated
Unidentified young woman with short hair seated on a bench.
Students at Woodstock School
Group of 3rd and 4th grade children posed in front of the Woodstock Public School on Court Street. Roller Golliday, Lacy Boyer, and Richard Bowman are among the children in the photograph but we do not know their exact location. The teacher is Mrs.…
Young Man Standing
Photograph of an unidentified young man standing with his hands behind his back.
"Golladay"
Unidentified young child is perched on the edge of a wicker chair.
The name, "Golladay", is written on the glass plate.
The name, "Golladay", is written on the glass plate.