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Kenneth H. Mason
Portrait photograph Kenneth H. Mason wearing his Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) uniform.
Kenneth Thomas
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Kenneth Thomas as a young man with glasses and wearing a suit and tie.
Kenneth William Dysart Jr.
Kenneth William Dysart Jr.
His father was Kenneth William "Bill" Dysart and his mother was Mary Rinker Dysart. They ran Bill Dysart's Grocery in Woodstock for more than 50 years.
His father was Kenneth William "Bill" Dysart and his mother was Mary Rinker Dysart. They ran Bill Dysart's Grocery in Woodstock for more than 50 years.
Kenny Sheetz
Portrait photograph of Lydia Esther Sheetz.
She was known as Kenny Sheetz, and was the daughter of William Henry and Henriette Sheetz.
She never married.
She was known as Kenny Sheetz, and was the daughter of William Henry and Henriette Sheetz.
She never married.
Kenny Walker
Photograph of Kenny Walker, of Woodstock, as a young child.
Kenny Walker
Photograph of Kenny Walker from Woodstock as a young child.
Kenny Walker
Photograph of Kenneth "Kenny" Samuel Walker as a baby posed against pillows on a chair.
He was born in Woodstock, VA, son of Braden Samuel and Edna Arlene Walker.
He was a 1963 graduate of Central High School and served in the United States…
He was born in Woodstock, VA, son of Braden Samuel and Edna Arlene Walker.
He was a 1963 graduate of Central High School and served in the United States…
Kermit Lee Racey, Jr.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Kermit Lee Racey, Jr., of Woodstock, as a young man wearing a formal suit and bow tie.
Kermit Lee Racey, Jr.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Kermit Lee Racey, Jr., of Woodstock, as a young man wearing a formal suit and bow tie.
Kevin Miller's High School Diploma
Photograph of a high school diploma issued by Wilkesboro High School in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, to Kevin Grey Miller in 1948.
Kibler Children
Seven children of Obed and Effie Frances (Kibler) Kibler.
They have been identified as:
Back row (l to r): Hazel (Kibler) Marston, Fred G. Kibler, Blanch (Kibler) Sine
Center row (l to r): Goldie Kibler and Shirley Kibler
Front (l to r):…
They have been identified as:
Back row (l to r): Hazel (Kibler) Marston, Fred G. Kibler, Blanch (Kibler) Sine
Center row (l to r): Goldie Kibler and Shirley Kibler
Front (l to r):…
Kindergarten Class
Photograph showing the kindergarten class held at the Woodstock Christian Church sometime in 1955 or 1956.
Identified are:
Back Row from left to right:
Unidentified, Richard Sollenberger, Robert Boyer, Emma Jane Swartz, Allen Peer,…
Identified are:
Back Row from left to right:
Unidentified, Richard Sollenberger, Robert Boyer, Emma Jane Swartz, Allen Peer,…
King Street in Strasburg
Photograph of downtown Strasburg taken from in front of the Post Office (under construction) and looking east towards the Virginia Restaurant and other businesses on King Street (US Route 11).
Unidentified people can be seen on the sidewalk and…
Unidentified people can be seen on the sidewalk and…
King Street in Strasburg
View of King Street looking east in Strasburg, Virginia. The photograph was taken on King Street about halfway down the block east of Fort Street towards Holliday Street.
Unidentified men are working on the road with hand tools in the foreground.…
Unidentified men are working on the road with hand tools in the foreground.…
Kirby and Leatha (Hollar) Racey
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Kirby Lee Racey and his wife, Leatha A. (Hollar) Racey seated together.
Kirby was employed at the American Viscose Corporation (later, Avtex Fibers) in Front Royal, Virginia for 25 years.
Kirby was employed at the American Viscose Corporation (later, Avtex Fibers) in Front Royal, Virginia for 25 years.
Kirby Barb
Kirby Barb was the son of Hosen Barb and Bessie (Dellinger) Barb. He is shown here wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Kirby Barb and Family
Kirby Barb was the son of Hosen Barb and Bessie Dellinger Barb. He is shown here in his U.S. Army uniform. His wife and daughter are by his side.
Kirby Racey
Photograph of an unnamed newspaper item titled, "Cake Washing".
The image shows Kirby Racey standing in the American Viscose plant in Front Royal.
The newspaper caption reads, "Kirby Racey looks after the pump pressure on the big cake washing…
The image shows Kirby Racey standing in the American Viscose plant in Front Royal.
The newspaper caption reads, "Kirby Racey looks after the pump pressure on the big cake washing…
Kitchen at White Sulphur Inn
Unidentified African American staff shown in the kitchen of the White Sulphur Inn in Stephens City, Frederick County, Virginia.
The photographer was preparing to crop this picture and had applied white lines to show what he planned to exclude.
The photographer was preparing to crop this picture and had applied white lines to show what he planned to exclude.
Kitchen Equipment
Photograph of a corner of a kitchen. There is an electric stove in the foreground with a pot on one of the burners.
Other kitchen equipment is beyond the stove.
Other kitchen equipment is beyond the stove.
Kitten
Grey kitten sitting for its picture.
Kitty and Patsy Ridings
Photograph of Kitty (left) and Patsy (right) Ridings when they were young children.
As of 2003, Patsy lived in Strasburg and Kitty lived in Pennsylvania.
As of 2003, Patsy lived in Strasburg and Kitty lived in Pennsylvania.
Kitty Wills
Photo of two separate photographs of Kitty Wills as a young woman in a formal dress.
Kitty was from Mt. Jackson.
Kitty was from Mt. Jackson.
Kleenex Advertisement
Photograph of an advertisement for Kleenex products with the slogan, "The Kleenex way is the sanitary way".
Kline Brothers Texaco Station
Photograph of Kline Bros. Service Station, with vintage gas pumps visible under its covered bay.
A sign for the rest rooms and another for "Accessories" are visible.
There are two unidentified men and a barefoot boy standing by the entrance.
A sign for the rest rooms and another for "Accessories" are visible.
There are two unidentified men and a barefoot boy standing by the entrance.