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Portrait photograph of Trilby Hollar as a young woman.

Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mill.

She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz Mill Band.

Her first husband was…

Damaged portrait photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett wearing faux pearls and glasses.

Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.

She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz…

Photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett as a girl in her drum majorette uniform.

Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mill.

She was a majorette in High School and with the Lantz Mill…

Photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett as a girl in her drum majorette uniform.

Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.

She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz Mills…

Portrait photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett as a young woman with curly short hair and glasses. She is wearing a corsage pinned to her dress.

Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.…

Photograph of the Triplett & Vehrencamp hardware and farm supply store with a filling station beside it. Both businesses were located on Main Street in Mount Jackson.

The building is no longer standing and was located where the town hall…

Photograph showing the damaged powerhouse and Triplett dam near Woodstock Virginia following a 1910 flood.

Today the site is home to Burnshire Dam.

This dam was originally the site of Rush's Mill before being purchased by J.I. Triplett in…

Photograph of the Triplett Dam that spans the North Fork of the Shenandoah River east of Woodstock.

This photograph was taken when the dam was flooded in 1910. During that flood, the dam was dynamitedon June 19, 1910. This photograph was taken…

Seven unidentified members of the Triplett High School basketball team posed outdoors with their coach.

The players' uniforms have "THS" on the front. Triplett High School was located on Main Street in Mount Jackson.

Photograph of a boys sports team posed on the front steps of Triplett High School. Trophies are visible on lower center of image. The sport is unknown, but may be Track or Field.

Pictured are, from left to right:

Row 1: Edgar L. "Bud" Hynes…

Photograph of a boys sports team posed on the front steps of Triplett High School.

Trophies are visible on lower center of image. The sport is unknown, but may be a track and/or field team.

Identified are:

Standing, left to right: Fred…

Photograph of the Triplett Mill located in Woodstock Virginia.

The steam, later electric, powered mill was used to process local crops for export and was built by J.I. Triplett. It still stands on the southern side of W. Court and Commerce…

Group photograph of the graduates of Triplett Tech Nurse's School in Mount Jackson.

Identified are:

Front row: 2nd from left is Betty Fravel
Back row: 6th from left is Dorothy V. (Holsinger) Seal (later, Walker)

The other nurse graduates…

Group photograph of the graduates of Triplett Tech Nurse's School in Mount Jackson.

Identified are:

Front row: 2nd from left is Betty Fravel
Back row: 6th from left is Dorothy V. (Holsinger) Seal (later Walker)

The other nurse graduates and…

Group photograph of the graduates of Triplett Tech Nurse's School in Mount Jackson.

Identified are:

Front row: 2nd from left is Betty Fravel
Back row: 6th from left is Dorothy (Holsinger) Seal (later, Walker)

The other nurse graduates and…

Photograph of an early Chevrolet truck with tall, wooden stock racks for a bed is shown in an alley.

The front of the truck is held up by a chain attached to another truck.

Photograph of the building located at 244 W. King Street (Route 11) in Strasburg, Virginia.

In this image, the building was used as a truck supply business and a company van is parked in front.

The building still stands. The detached garage…

Photograph of Truman and Hilda (Santmiers) Kibler when they were young.

William Truman Kibler was from Edinburg, the son of William Rodney and Lucy Dell (Riffey) Kibler. He married Hilda Catherine Santmiers in February 1938 in Woodstock. She was…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Truman Kern Epard of Woodstock.

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

He was the son of Samuel David and Elmere (Kern)…

Marvin "Tuck" and his older half sister, Goldie Virginia (Dellinger) Tisinger when they were children.

Tucker Davis Foltz pictured with his wife, Pearl Ann (Myers) Foltz, and their young son, Paul Davis Foltz.

The family lived at 80 Land Grant Road in Mount Jackson.

Portrait photograph of Turah (Long) Hamman with Beverly June (Beable) Jett as a young girl.

Turah was the mother of Beverly. Turah's first husband, Ray Adam Beable, was Beverly's father.

Beverly was born in New Jersey, and married William…

View of Turkey Knob apple orchards.

This photograph was used in John Wayland's book, "Art Folio of the Shenandoah Valley".

Unidentified man in the background of this photograph is looking over the large mass of turkeys in the foreground.

Narrow bedroom barely wide enough to hold two twin beds, a dresser and a chair. A closed-curtained window is at the back of the room.
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