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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…

Photograph of Huie Addison Peer.

The name, "Peer", is written on the glass plate.

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 hunter standing in the studio and holding the hind legs of a dead fox.

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

Photo of a photograph of four unidentified men standing around a dead deer.

Photograph hunting party displaying their quarry of a bear and pelts.

Jacob "Jack" Sperry is pictured on the far right. All other individuals are unidentified.

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…

Photograph of two blooming hydrangea bushes flanking the steps leading to a covered porch.

Photograph of a hydroelectric generator inside Burnshire Dam's power house in Woodstock, Virginia.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of I. Clinton Miller with glasses and wearing a suit and striped tie.

He was a lawyer in Woodstock.

The image on the right has a mark at the top (an "X") where the photographer noted which of the two…

Early iceboxes displayed in a tent, probably at a County Fair. J.S. Denton & Sons from Harrisonburg sponsored the exhibit.

Portrait of Ida (Baker) Roadcap as a young woman.

She was the daughter of Carl B. and Luella S. Baker.

In 1930, her family lived in Fishers Hill near Strasburg where her father worked as a cooper.

Photograph of Ida (Gochenour) Bauserman taken only a year or two before she died.

Ida was the daughter of Samuel and Mary Susan Gochenour and the wife of William Bauserman.

Photograph of Ida (Gochenour) Bauserman with her great nieces, Eula (Reynolds) Swartz (left) and Ruth Virginia Reynolds (right).

Ida (Gochenour) Bauserman was the daughter of Samuel and Mary Susan Gochenour and the wife of William…

Portrait photograph of Ida Alice (Ritenour) Ritenour as a young woman with glasses in 1904.

Ida was born in Maurertown Virginia. Her parents were Franklin P. and Emma Frances (Stump) Ritenour.

She married William Harrison Ritenour and they…

Ida Elizabeth (Wakeman) Barrick as a young woman standing by a bench and wearing a long-sleeved dress.

Ida’s parents were John Ozias (1852-1926) and Sarah Elizabeth (Kline) (1867-1940) Wakeman, farmers from the Madison District of Shenandoah…

Portrait photograph of Ida Florence (Henkel) Painter in her later years.

She was the only child born to Martin Mowrey and Barbara Ellen (Bowman) Henkel. She spent her earliest years near New Market on what became the Endless Caverns Farm. When…

Portrait of Ida (Palmer) Linaweaver (middle) with two of her children, Doris Linaweaver (left) and Eugene Linaweaver (right).

Photograph of a drawing of an unidentified church with steps leading up to a columned entryway.

Unidentified illustration of a man in a lab coat holding out in front of him and looking at a test tube of liquid.

The word, "An" is visible in the top right corner. It is unclear what the purpose of the image was.

Significant plate…
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