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Nelson Oil Station and Burgess Nelson House, Mt. Jackson
Photograph of the Nelson Oil Station and the Burgess Nelson house (also called the Shannon House), both located on the Valley Pike (U.S. Route 11) at the north end of Mt. Jackson.
Across the street, a part of the wall of the Our Soldiers Cemetery…
Across the street, a part of the wall of the Our Soldiers Cemetery…
Nelson Theater in Mount Jackson
Interior view of the Nelson Theater located in Mount Jackson, Virginia.
The theater was built in 1937 by local businessman, Burgess Nelson, and was once the largest in the county. It closed in the 1960s.
Rows of seating are in the foreground…
The theater was built in 1937 by local businessman, Burgess Nelson, and was once the largest in the county. It closed in the 1960s.
Rows of seating are in the foreground…
Nettie (Orndorff) Mauck
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Nettie Lea (Orndorff) Mauck as a young woman with short hair.
Nettie was born in Zepp to Porter and Margaret Sue (Robinson) Orndorff.
Her first husband was John Garnet Warner whom she married in…
Nettie was born in Zepp to Porter and Margaret Sue (Robinson) Orndorff.
Her first husband was John Garnet Warner whom she married in…
Nettie (Ritenour) Burner
Portrait photograph of Nettie M. (Ritenour) Burner from the early 20th century.
Born in Fort Valley, she was the daughter of George Morgan (1854-1920) and Sarah Frances (McInturff) (1854-1927) Ritenour.
She married William Henry Burner…
Born in Fort Valley, she was the daughter of George Morgan (1854-1920) and Sarah Frances (McInturff) (1854-1927) Ritenour.
She married William Henry Burner…
Neva and Nina Brill
Photograph of Neva Viola Brill and her younger sister, Nina Virginia Brill. Both girls were born in Lebanon Church, the daughters of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia…
Neva waitressed at the Virginia…
Neva Viola (Brill) Clem
Portrait of Neva Viola (Brill) Clem as a young woman.
She was born in Lebanon Church, the daughter of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia Restaurant in Strasburg for many…
She was born in Lebanon Church, the daughter of Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Neva waitressed at the Virginia Restaurant in Strasburg for many…
Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger
Photograph of Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger from rural Strasburg.
The couple owned and operated a store on the Back Road called the Nevin Rosenberger Store.
They are buried together in St. Stephens Cemetery, Strasburg Junction.
The couple owned and operated a store on the Back Road called the Nevin Rosenberger Store.
They are buried together in St. Stephens Cemetery, Strasburg Junction.
Nevin K. Fravel
Portrait photograph of Nevin Kline Fravel with glasses and wearing a suit and plaid tie.
Nevin was the son of George Henry and Margaret Isabella "Maggie" (Hottle) Fravel.
His wife was Lula May (Wisman) Fravel. He had two daughters: Margaret…
Nevin was the son of George Henry and Margaret Isabella "Maggie" (Hottle) Fravel.
His wife was Lula May (Wisman) Fravel. He had two daughters: Margaret…
New Generator Being Loaded
Photograph of a new hydroelectric generator being loaded onto a Lambert's Transfer Company truck.
The photograph was taken at a rail line (where the generator was delivered) and transported to Burnshire Dam in Woodstock.
The photograph was taken at a rail line (where the generator was delivered) and transported to Burnshire Dam in Woodstock.
New Market Battle Monument
Heavily damaged image of the stone monument honoring the 1864 Battle of New Market, a significant event of the Civil War.
Cannons on temporary stands and flags flanking the monument may indicate this photograph was taken at the dedication…
Cannons on temporary stands and flags flanking the monument may indicate this photograph was taken at the dedication…
New Market Battlefield Monument
Photograph of the historic marker for the New Market Battlefield.
The monument was erected by Battlefield Markers Association in the 1920s and was one of the first highway markers in Virginia.
It is located on New Market Battlefield property…
The monument was erected by Battlefield Markers Association in the 1920s and was one of the first highway markers in Virginia.
It is located on New Market Battlefield property…
New Market Feed & Produce Co. Building
Photograph of the 2-story building that housed New Market Feed & Produce Company in New Market.
As of 2025 this building still stands at 122 W. Old Cross Road.
As of 2025 this building still stands at 122 W. Old Cross Road.
New Market High School Graduate
Unidentified young woman standing outdoors and wearing a graduation cap and gown.
She was a graduate of New Market High School.
She was a graduate of New Market High School.
New Market Polytechnic Institute
Photograph of the New Market Polytechnic Institute. The picture shows the rear of the structure and is undated.
The single-story portion of the building with the peaked roof on the right was originally the home of the New Market Academy which was…
The single-story portion of the building with the peaked roof on the right was originally the home of the New Market Academy which was…
New Members of Patmos Lutheran Church
Photograph of a group of mostly unidentified new members of the Patmos Lutheran Church located about two miles west of Woodstock.
Identified are Mavis (Warriner) Burner (front row, far left) and Reverend M.G. Backmann (front row, 2nd from left).…
Identified are Mavis (Warriner) Burner (front row, far left) and Reverend M.G. Backmann (front row, 2nd from left).…
Newspaper Contest Drawing
Photograph of a drawing from a newspaper advertising a drawing contest. The image of a woman diving into water was to be drawn and submitted for judging.
Newton Jasper Orndorff
Portrait photograph of Newton Jasper Orndorff in his U.S. Navy uniform.
Newton served during WWII and his uniform indicates his rank was Petty Officer Third Class and his job was as a shipfitter. Shipfitters fabricated and laid out metal for…
Newton served during WWII and his uniform indicates his rank was Petty Officer Third Class and his job was as a shipfitter. Shipfitters fabricated and laid out metal for…
Newton Jasper Orndorff's Separation of Naval Service
Photograph of the form titled, "Notice of the Separation From U.S. Naval Service" signed by Newton Jasper Orndorff in February 1946.
Newton was born in Zepp, Virginia, on April 1, 1918. He was working in Washington D.C. for Sherwood Brothers Inc.…
Newton was born in Zepp, Virginia, on April 1, 1918. He was working in Washington D.C. for Sherwood Brothers Inc.…
Newton Jasper Orndorff's U.S. Navy Discharge
Photograph of the document certifying that Storekeeper Second Class Newton Jasper Orndorff was honorably discharged from the Navy in Bainbridge, Maryland, on February 14th, 1946.
Nina (Taylor) Sherman
Portrait photograph of Nina (Taylor) Sherman as a young woman with long hair.
Nina was born in Strasburg, a daughter of Edward Michael and Mary Virginia (Orndorff) Taylor.
Her husband was Ralphard C. "Buddy" Sherman (1926-2007), also from…
Nina was born in Strasburg, a daughter of Edward Michael and Mary Virginia (Orndorff) Taylor.
Her husband was Ralphard C. "Buddy" Sherman (1926-2007), also from…
Nina Virginia (Brill) Ramsey
Portrait of Nina Virginia (Brill) Ramsey as a young woman.
She was born in Lebanon Church, the daughter of the Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
She was born in Lebanon Church, the daughter of the Howard Walton (1869-1947) and Annie Virginia (Wilkins) (1878-1957) Brill.
Nine MMA Cadets
Nine unidentified cadets from Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) dressed in their school's dress uniforms.
Each cadet is holding a saber upright at his side.
Each cadet is holding a saber upright at his side.
Noah and Cora (Markley) Dellinger
Noah and Cora (Markley) Dellinger standing together. They married in 1935.
Noah Good and Virginia Rinker Good
Photograph of Noah H. Good (left) and Virginia A. Rinker Good (right).
The image is of two separate glass plate negatives pieced together so a single photograph could be produced of the couple. Noah was killed in 1922 after falling into a pig pen…
The image is of two separate glass plate negatives pieced together so a single photograph could be produced of the couple. Noah was killed in 1922 after falling into a pig pen…
Noah H. Good
Portrait photograph of Noah H. Good in the uniform of a US Naval Sailor.