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Rosalie Benchoff as a student at Massanutten Military Academy in Woodstock.

Rosalie was born in Virginia, the daughter of Howard Johnston and Kathryn (Mahon) Benchoff, originally from Pennsylvania. In the 1920 census for Woodstock, she and her…

Rosalie Benchoff as a student at Massanutten Military Academy in Woodstock.

Rosalie was born in Virginia, the daughter of Howard Johnston and Kathryn (Mahon) Benchoff, originally from Pennsylvania. In the 1920 census for Woodstock, she and her…

Photograph of Rosalie (Benchoff) Noel as a young girl wearing a hat and sitting on a chair.

Rosalie was born in Virginia, the daughter of Howard Johnston and Kathryn (Mahon) Benchoff, originally from Pennsylvania. In the 1920 census for Woodstock,…

Photograph of Rosalie (Benchoff) Noel as a young girl.

Rosalie was born in Virginia, the daughter of Howard Johnston and Kathryn (Mahon) Benchoff, originally from Pennsylvania. In the 1920 census for Woodstock, she and her family lived on…

Photograph of Rosalie (Benchoff) Noel (left) and her brother Robert Benchoff (right) posed on a chair.

They were the children of Howard Johnston Benchoff and Kathryn (Mahon) Benchoff.

Photograph of the birth certificate issued for Rosalie Janelle Kagey born on May 14, 1944 in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Her parents were David Stanley Kagey and Marguerite Virginia Dellinger.

Portrait photograph of a Rosalie Keith (Benchoff) Noel as a young woman with short hair.

Rosalie was born in Virginia, the daughter of Howard Johnston and Kathryn (Mahon) Benchoff, originally from Pennsylvania. In the 1920 census for Woodstock,…

Portrait of Clarence Roscoe Burke, seated, with his wife, Edith Regina (Boyer) Burke, standing beside him.

The couple were originally from Fort Valley and lived in Washington, D.C.

Portrait of Rosella Orndorff as a young woman. Her parents were Walter Resty and Effie Catherine Orndorff. She married Simon Z. Wender (1907-1976) and left behind a son, William M. and a daughter, Deborah, when she died.

One of the children born to Nevin and Minnie (Ryman) Rosenberger.

Rosie Vermillion Burner as a young child seated on a pillowed chair.

Rosie was the daughter of Samuel Wayman and Lula Frances (Ritenour) Burner. She had a brother, Marvin and two sisters, Ada and Essie.

She married her husband, Eddie Edmond…

Two separate portrait photographs of two unidentified nurses.

One of them has been tentatively identified as "Rosie Golliday", but we are unsure which one.

Photograph of dilapidated and rotted wooden porch steps.

Roulette (Clem) Smith, seated on a bench, with her daughter, Nell Smith, seated on her lap.

Roulette was married to Park Smith.

Photo of a round photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit and tie with a starched collar.

Photo of an round image of an unidentified woman with glasses and her hair pulled back.

Photo of a round photograph of an unidentified young man.

View looking south down U.S. Route 11 at the intersection with Saumsville Road north of Woodstock.

Bowers Taxidermy business, operated by Jimmy Bowers for more than 60 years, is visible on the right where "Deer Heads Mounted" is advertised on the…

View of Route 11 from north of Edinburg and looking north towards Woodstock.

Signs on the right side of the road advertise The Hotel Woodstock (3 miles) and the Woodstock Garage (4 miles).

Telephone poles line both sides of the road.

View of Route 11 from south of Woodstock and looking south towards Edinburg.

A sign on the left advertises the Chrysler Plymouth business 2 miles ahead in Edinburg. A mailbox and turnout are visible on the right side of the road.

Debris from…

Photograph taken by the Old Mill Restaurant Building on Route 11 after it was paved and looking toward the town of Strasburg.

A small white house is visible on the left, while J.T. Golliday's Gulf Gas Station and two private residences further up…

View of Route 11 looking south towards Woodstock at Pugh's Run.

View of Route 42 looking west from Woodstock.

Two farmhouses are visible on either side of the road. More houses are further down the road.

Today, there is a Starbucks located on the right..

Photograph taken east of Berryville, Virginia, looking east on Route 7 towards Snickers Gap. Mountains are visible in the distance and agricultural fields are on both sides of the road.

Photograph of a row of seven dolls, all of which are wearing aprons, floor-length dresses, and head coverings.

Two portray African American faces.
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