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Rabbit
Damaged photograph of a rabbit.
Naked Young Child
Unidentified toddler is lying naked on a table in a sunlit room. There is a plant in the window behind the child.
Damage to the glass plate is visible.
Damage to the glass plate is visible.
Woman in Portrait
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a sleeveless dress with ruffles.
Two Images of Same Woman
Heavily damaged photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified woman.
Two Separate Images of a Woman
Two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified woman.
Donald Stickley
Portrait photograph of Donald S. Stickley, Sr. wearing a suit and tie.
Donald was from Strasburg, the son of Amos Auvle (1875-1937) and Cara Mayse "Carrie" (1876-1950) Stickley.
He had two children, Donald S. and Dorothy L. Stickley.
Donald was from Strasburg, the son of Amos Auvle (1875-1937) and Cara Mayse "Carrie" (1876-1950) Stickley.
He had two children, Donald S. and Dorothy L. Stickley.
Woman Outdoors
Unidentified woman standing outdoors with her arms behind her back.
Young Man Holding A Baby
Unidentified young man wearing a cap and standing outdoors is holding an unidentified baby in his arms.
Raymond Becker
Photo of a snapshot of Raymond Becker as a boy standing outside of a building and barefoot.
Woman and Child
Damaged image of an unidentified woman holding a very young child.
This was probably a mother with her child.
This was probably a mother with her child.
Man With Hands Clasped
Portrait photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit and tie and seated with his hands clasped on his lap.
Damaged Image of a Young Man
Significant emulsion damage all but obscures the face of this unidentified young man.
Blurred Image of a Child
Blurry image of an unidentified young child riding a trike of some kind on a porch.
Couple
Photo of a round photograph of an unidentified man and woman, posed together outdoors.
Possibly, this was a husband and wife.
Possibly, this was a husband and wife.
Damaged Image of a Man
Heavily damaged photograph of an unidentified man wearing clothes from either the late 19th or early 20th century.
Two Women
Photo of a portrait photograph of two unidentified women. Both have short hair and are shown cheek-to-cheek.
Woman Wearing a Corsage
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman with short hair and wearing a corsage on her blouse.
Boy Smiling
Unidentified young boy smiling at something off to his right and holding a toy.
Hilda (Hall) Brown
Photograph of Hilda E. (Hall) Brown seated on a bench.
Born in Strasburg, her parents were Wesley Daniel and Mary Eliza (Mitchell) Hall. Her father was a farmer.
In 1937, Hilda married Marquis Metts, a salesman from Mt. Rainier, Maryland. That…
Born in Strasburg, her parents were Wesley Daniel and Mary Eliza (Mitchell) Hall. Her father was a farmer.
In 1937, Hilda married Marquis Metts, a salesman from Mt. Rainier, Maryland. That…
Boy on a Pony
Unidentified boy seated on a saddled pony or horse.
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…
Richard S. Wright, Sr.
Portrait photograph of Richard Sloan Wright, Sr. in his later years wearing a suit and tie.
From Strasburg, his parents were Martin F. and Mary (Sloan) Wright.
He was the Postmaster in Strasburg for many years, and lived at the corner of Fort…
From Strasburg, his parents were Martin F. and Mary (Sloan) Wright.
He was the Postmaster in Strasburg for many years, and lived at the corner of Fort…
Man Wearing Glasses
Portrait photograph of an unidentified man wearing glasses and a suit and tie.
Child With Doll in Carriage
Unidentified child standing outdoors beside a doll in a toy carriage.
Emulsion damage obscures the top half of the child.
Emulsion damage obscures the top half of the child.
Woman With Short Hair
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman with short hair and wearing a short-sleeved dress with a high collar.