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Photograph of the Sperryville Turnpike (US Route 211).

The photograph looks east toward the Blue Ridge Mountains.

It was taken just east of Luray, Virginia. The house visible still stands at 102 Griffith Court, Luray.

This image shows the house located at 355 W. Spring Street in Woodstock, Virginia.

Photograph of Springdale, a large, two-story, brick home with four columns supporting a covered front porch. It is located about six miles southwest of Winchester, about 50 yards from the Valley Pike, and is near Opequon Creek.

The home was built…

Photo of an illustration or engraving of St. Agnes.

The plate is cracked and broken.

Photograph of St. John Bosco Catholic Church is located on North Main Street in Woodstock.

The building is still standing and a new sanctuary has been built on the adjacent lot.

View of the interior of St. Luke's Lutheran Church altar. Pews are in the foreground.

Photograph showing St. Luke's Evangelical and Reformed Church.

The church is located on Short Lane in southwest Shenandoah County. As of 2025 it was called St. Luke UCC Church and is commonly known as "County Line" Church.

Photograph of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church, today St. Paul’s United Church of Christ, located at the corner of Main and Spring Streets in Woodstock Virginia.

Photograph showing a group of unidentified people in front of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church, today St. Pauls UCC Church, located at the intersection of Main and Spring Streets in Woodstock Virginia.

The group includes the church choir…

Photograph of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church located on the corner of South Main and Spring Streets in Woodstock.

Today, the church is called St. Paul's United Church of Christ (UCC).

St. Paul’s historically dates back to 1748 when…

Photograph of St. Peters Lutheran Church in Toms Brook, Virginia.

Photograph of various pieces of wood artfully stacked in a pyramid. The photograph appears to be damaged around the edges.

The purpose of the object is unknown.

Photograph of various pieces of wood stacked artfully in a pyramid shape. There are strings hanging in the middle of the wood stack.

The object's use is unidientifed.

Plate damage partially obscures the image.

Portrait photograph of an unidentified U.S. Army Air Force service member.

Insignia on his uniform indicates he served as a staff sergeant and was an Army Air Force crewman.

Black and white image of the stained glass window located inside Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Woodstock Virginia.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Stan Latham as a boy.

Stan was the son of Fent Latham and worked for Aileen Company.

He graduated from Central High School in 1976.

The image on the left has a mark at the top where the…

Stanley Crabill Wright, Sr., seated (right), with his son, William Kenneth Wright, on his lap and his other son, Stanley Crabill Wright, Jr., seated on the left. His wife, Estelle (Edenton) Wright, is standing on the right.

Photograph of Stanley Richman, seated, with his wife, Clara (Gochenour) Richman, standing beside him.

Stanley Alden Richman was the son of Isaac M. and Mary Catherine (Sager) Richman, a farming couple. The 1920 census found Stanley living and…

Stanley Hollar shown with his family, his wife, Dora (Hottel) Hollar and their daughter, Elsie Hollar.

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

Photograph of Stanley Foltz and his oldest son, Larry, seated on a bench with his wife, Iona (Sine) Foltz, standing behind them. The couple had two additional sons after this photograph was taken, Dennis N. and Dale S. Foltz.

Stanley A. Foltz was…

Photograph of the Day family. Identified are (l to r): Ruth (Day) Funkhouser, Stanley Day, William Day, and Virginia (Helsley) Day. The child in front is Rachel (Day) Warner.

Another daughter, Robin, was born after this photograph was…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Stanley B. Getz, Jr. as a young man.

The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.

Photograph of a U.S. Army Honorable Discharge Certificate awarded to Master Sergeant Stanley D. Showman from Company B of the 110th Infantry Regiment in the 28th Division.

He received this certificate in the convalescent hospital in Ft. Story,…

Photograph of the Honorable Discharge issued to Master Sergeant Stanley D. Showman upon completion of his WWII service with Company B of the 110th Infantry Regiment in the 28th Division.

He was discharged from Fort Story, Virginia, located in…

Photo of two separate photographs of Stanley Day with glasses and seated.

His parents were Osceola and Julia Dorcas (Turner) Day.

Stanley was married to Virginia (Helsley) Day.

He was a Brethren Minister, serving at Columbia Furnace Church…
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