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Hugh Morrison, Jr. in a studio portrait, wearing a hat and buttoned-up jacket.

Portrait of Hugh Morrison, Jr., taken sometime in the 1940s.

Portrait of Hugh Morrison, Jr., in his later years. The plate is heavily damaged.

Portrait of Hugh Morrison, Jr. as a middle-aged man.

Portrait of Hugh Morrison, Jr., taken in the late 1890's or early 1900's.

Portrait of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr. in a checkered suit and turned up collar.

Portrait photograph of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr. taken when he was a young man.

In this image, he has a mustache and is wearing a suit and tie with a high, starched collar.

Photograph of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr., as a young man standing with his hands in his pockets and shown in profile.

This was a self-portrait.

Hugh Morrison, Jr. of Morrison Studio in Woodstock, created this playful self-portrait by taking two separate photographs of himself and merging them together. He also did similar work in tintype.

Hugh Morrison, Jr. of Morrison Studio in Woodstock created this playful self portrait by taking two separate photographs of himself and merging them together.

Portrait of Hugh Morrison, Jr., seated, with two of his young children standing on either side of him.

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."

Photo of three photographs.

Hugh Morrison, Jr., is on the right.

The other two photos are of unidentified people.

Photograph of the one-page last will and testament of photographer Hugh Morrison, Jr., written in his own hand.

In it, he leaves all his property to his wife, Grace E. Morrison, and names her "executrix" without bond.

The document was signed…

Photograph of Hugh Morrison's vegetable garden on Main Street in Woodstock. An unidentified person is in the foreground. Neighboring homes are visible.

Portrait of Hugh "Hughie" Osceola Grandstaff as a young man wearing his U.S. Army uniform. His rank was Corporal and he was a "Technician 5th Grade" during the Second World War.

Portrait of Hugh Roland Fund as a senior in high school.

This photograph was used in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook. The yearbook staff wrote about him:

"Poley" is very well liked. Not only is he always ready to have a good time, but…

Portrait photograph of Hugh Samuel David Stoneburner wearing a suit and tie.

Hugh was a son of David Filmore and Annie Elizabeth (Fadely) Stoneburner. He grew up in Edinburg and had two brothers, Arthur and Walter Lee Stoneburner.

Hugh married…

Portrait photograph of a Hugh Samuel David Stoneburner as a young man.

Hugh was a son of David Filmore and Annie Elizabeth (Fadely) Stoneburner. He grew up in Edinburg and had two brothers, Arthur and Walter Lee Stoneburner.

Hugh married twice.…

Photograph of Hugh Starke Morrison, shown in a chair in his later years.

Hugh Starke Morrison was a well-known photographer in Harrisonburg, Virginia, for more than sixty years when he died.

He was born near Stanardsville, Virginia, the…

Portrait photograph of Hunter B. Chapman and his wife, Carrie (Stine) Chapman.

The couple were married April 23, 1888. Hunter worked as the B&O agent in Woodstock Virginia until 1936. He was also instrumental in the creation of Shenandoah Caverns…

Photograph of the Hunter B. Chapman family standing on the steps of their home on the corner of S. Muhlenberg and W. Court Streets in Woodstock.

Hunter B. Chapman is standing on the bottom right. His wife, Carrie (Stine) Chapman, is beside him. …

Photograph of Hunter Lee Ritenour who was then a resident of the Dry Run community in Fort Valley Virginia.

The name, "Wesley Ritenour", is written on the glass plate of this image. Wesley Ritenour was Hunter Ritenour's father.

Unidentified man posed in the studio displaying the wingspan of his dead quarry, probably a hawk.

Photograph of a wooden observation tower with a roof, and housing a telescope.

The tower stood on Hupps Hill, near Crystal Caverns. It is uncertain if this is a WWII era aircraft observation tower or an observation tower built by the developer…
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