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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 and Margaret L. (Miller) Barb and Daughter
Photograph of J. Kirby Barb, in uniform, and seated with his first wife, Margaret Louise (Miller) Barb, and his daughter beside him.
Kirby Barb was the son of Hosea Columbus and Bessie Victoria (Dellinger) Barb.
Margaret was the daughter of…
Kirby Barb was the son of Hosea Columbus and Bessie Victoria (Dellinger) Barb.
Margaret was the daughter of…
Kirby Lee and Hattie (Miller) Foltz
Photograph of Hattie Rebecca (Miller) Foltz posed on the arm of a chair next to her husband, Kirby Lee Foltz.
Hattie R. (Miller) Foltz was the daughter of Milton and Rebecca Miller, from Jerome. She completed the 7th grade and married Kirby in…
Hattie R. (Miller) Foltz was the daughter of Milton and Rebecca Miller, from Jerome. She completed the 7th grade and married Kirby in…
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.
They were the daughters of Noah Jacob and Mabel Lee (Kremer) Ridings, and grew up in Strasburg.
They were the daughters of Noah Jacob and Mabel Lee (Kremer) Ridings, and grew up in Strasburg.
Kitty Wills
Photo of two separate photographs of Kitty Wills as a young woman in a formal dress.
Kitty was from Mount Jackson.
Kitty was from Mount 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 located in Strasburg, Virginia.
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.
This building later…
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.
This building later…
Kline M. Wilkins
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Kline M. Wilkins as a teenaged boy with glasses and wearing a pullover sweater.
Kohne Family Photograph
Group of mostly unidentified people posed together in the living room of a home.
Identified in the front row are: Luther B. Kohne Sr. (3rd from left) and his wife, Mamie B. (Sager) Kohne (4th from left). In the back row, fifth from left is Luther…
Identified in the front row are: Luther B. Kohne Sr. (3rd from left) and his wife, Mamie B. (Sager) Kohne (4th from left). In the back row, fifth from left is Luther…
Kolbe Coffman
Portrait photograph of young H. Kolbe Coffman in his U.S. Army uniform with an Anti-Aircraft Command insignia visible.
His parents were Gilbert K. and Lenore P. (Kolbe) Coffman. He was from Woodstock.
When he registered for the Second World…
His parents were Gilbert K. and Lenore P. (Kolbe) Coffman. He was from Woodstock.
When he registered for the Second World…
Kolbe Coffman and an Unknown Couple
Photo of two separate photographs.
On the right is Kolbe Coffman and on the left is an unidentified couple.
On the right is Kolbe Coffman and on the left is an unidentified couple.
Koontz Building
Photograph of several buildings in downtown Woodstock Virginia looking south on Main Street (Route 11).
The central focus of the photograph is the frame building commonly called the "Koontz Building".
At the time of this photograph, it housed…
The central focus of the photograph is the frame building commonly called the "Koontz Building".
At the time of this photograph, it housed…
Kotex Advertisement
Photograph of a window display advertising Kotex menstrual hygiene products.
Kotex Advertisement
Photograph of a window display advertising Kotex menstrual hygiene products.
L. Auby and Catherine (Miller) Lindamood
Photograph of Lemuel Auby Lindamood, seated, and his wife, Catherine L. (Miller) Lindamood, standing beside him.
Auby had a brother named Cletus Lindamood.
Auby had a brother named Cletus Lindamood.
L. Mae (Strickler) Carper
Portrait photograph of L. Mae (Strickler) Carper as a young woman.
Mae Strickler was born in Strasburg to John T. and Mae Barham Strickler. She was a 1940 graduate of Strasburg High School and a member of the Strasburg United Methodist Church.…
Mae Strickler was born in Strasburg to John T. and Mae Barham Strickler. She was a 1940 graduate of Strasburg High School and a member of the Strasburg United Methodist Church.…
L.L. Smith
Portrait photograph of L.L. Smith.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
L.L. Smith
Portrait photograph of L.L. Smith.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
L.L. Smith
Portrait photograph of L.L. Smith.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
L.L. Smith
Photo of an oval-framed, portrait photograph of L.L. Smith.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.
Smith was a Lutheran Minister, Doctor of Divinity, and minister at various churches in Shenandoah County during the first decade of the 20th century.