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- Collection: Morrison Studio Collection
Valley View
Tags: Fields, Mountains, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Valley View
Trees in the foreground are possibly part of a fruit tree orchard.
Tags: Mountains, Shenandoah County, Trees, Virginia
Valley View - Basye
Trinity/Powder Springs United Church of Christ and Powder Springs School are visible on a hill close to the center of the photograph…
Tags: Basye, Fields, Mountains, Shenandoah County, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
Valley View - Maurertown
The barn pictured on the right still stands at 989 Black Bear Road, Maurertown.
Tags: Barns, Farms, Fields, Maurertown, Mountains, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Valley Vista
The photograph was taken near the Ford and Cooley Dairy, located on what became Chapman Landing Road between Woodstock and Edinburg, Virginia.
This photograph looks east from a…
Tags: Landscapes, Shenandoah County, Valley, Virginia
Valley Vista
Tags: Land, Landscapes, Shenandoah County, Valley, Virginia
Vann Railroad Trestle - "Dinky Railroad"
This is known as the Vann Trestle and it stood just west of the…
Tags: Bridges, Railroads, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Vehicle Damage
Tags: Automobiles, Cars, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Velma (Whitmer) Shipp
Velma was born in Jerome, the daughter of Jess Howard (1906-1956) and Hannah Margaret (Barbe) (1905-1990)…
Tags: Shenandoah County, Shipp, Virginia, Whitmer, Women
Velma (Whitmer) Shipp
Velma was born in Jerome, the daughter of Jess Howard (1906-1956) and Hannah Margaret (Barbe) (1905-1990) Whitmer.
She married Garrett Lee Shipp (1920-1982) in 1950. At that time,…
Tags: Shenandoah County, Shipp, Virginia, Whitmer, Women
Vera Gochenour
Vera was the daughter of Ben and Georgia (Stultz) Gochenour. She grew up west of Woodstock.
The name, "Vera Gochenour", is written on the glass plate.
Tags: Gochenour, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Women
Vergie T. (Sheffler) Crabill
Vergie was the daughter of J.B. and Ann R. Sheffler. Her father was born in Pennsylvania and her mother in Maryland.
In 1880, she appeared as a…
Tags: Crabill, Sheffler, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Women
Vernon and H. Faye (Drummonds) Swartz and Family
Pictured are (l to r):
Seated: John Vernon Swartz, Sr. and his wife, H. Faye (Drummonds) Swartz
Standing: Paul Wayne Swartz and his brother, John Vernon Swartz, Jr.
J. Vernon Swartz…
Vernon Lee "Pete" Dellinger
He was born in Hamburg to John Frank Dellinger (1858-1919) and Minnie Lee (Grim) (1864-1930) Dellinger.…
Tags: Dellinger, Men, Shenandoah County, Undertakers, Virginia
Vernon Russell King's U.S. Navy Discharge
Tags: Certificates, King, Military, Navy, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Vernon W. Heishman
Born in Mount Jackson, he was the son of Clyde Washington and Sadie Elizabeth (Dellinger) Heishman.
He married Dorothy Ann Newland in 1959. She was a school…
Tags: Heishman, Men, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Vesper Hall, Strasburg
This stately home was built circa 1860 by Jacob Pifer and, by 1885, was used as a hotel. William Rupp, a…
Tags: Houses, Shenandoah County, Strasburg, Virginia
Veterans Administration HQ Building
This glass plate negative was stored in a box labeled "Strasburg".
Tags: Buildings, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Washington
VFW Award Recipient With Family
The certificate says, "Veterans of Foreign Wars" (VFW) at the top. The rest is unreadable.
The man standing 2nd from the…
Vicky (Ryman) Baker
Her parents were Joseph Franklin and Lizzie Frances (Proffitt) Ryman.
She lived in Quicksburg when she married Ray…
Tags: Baker, Ryman, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Women
Vicky Maloney
A photograph similar to these was used in the 1964 Stonewall Jackson High School Yearbook (SJHS) titled,…
View Across a Road and Railroad Tracks
Beyond both, only fields, bare trees, fences, and a couple of telephone poles are visible.
Tags: Fields, Roads, Shenandoah County, Track, Virginia
View Across Wheat Field Towards St. Luke
The home place of W.B. Foltz is visible in the back left.
Tags: Foltz, Shenandoah County, St. Luke, Virginia, Wheat
View Across Wheat Field Towards St. Luke
A store and other buildings are visible.
Tags: Fields, Shenandoah County, St. Luke, Virginia

