Benjamin Franklin Boyer and Julia Penelope McInturff Boyer
Photograph showing Benjamin Franklin Boyer and his wife Julia Penelope McInturff Boyer, both of Fort Valley Virginia.
Photograph of Ray Franklin Boyer (b. June 15 1918-d. July 5 1995) of Fort Valley Virginia.
Photograph from the collection of photographer Hugh Morrison showing an unidentified man in a uniform.
Shenandoah County Historical Society Hugh Morrison Collection
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Photograph of two unidentified teens in uniform.
Photograph from the collection of photographer Hugh Morrison showing an unidentified man in uniform.
Photograph showing Eva Mae Boyer (Ritenour) and Ray Franklin Boyer of Fort Valley. The family account notes Ray was bare footed because he had contracted poison ivy and couldn't wear his shoes.
Photograph of Ray Franklin Boyer and his sister Eva Boyer.
Photograph of a Boyer family in Fort Valley. From left to right are Benjamin Franklin Boyer Jr., Ray Franklin Boyer, and Myrtle Frances Cullers Boyer.
Photograph showing members of the Boyer family of Fort Valley Virginia. Pictured on the back row from left to right are: -Sam Boyer who ran the Pelton Post Office -Edith Boyer Burke -Charlotte "Lottie" Munch Boyer. She married Sam Boyer after he wrote to her sister proposing and Lottie's sister declined saying she was too old and suggested Lottie instead. -Willie Boyer Pictured from left to right on the front row: -Sammy Boyer -Ernest Boyer
Scan of a photograph showing Myrtle Frances Cullers Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia. . The photograph includes information about her watch.
Shenandoah County Historical Society Digital Collection
Original image donated for scanning by Carolyn Boyer Kramer.
Scan of a photograph showing Myrtle Frances Cullers Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia. .
Scan of a photograph showing Benjamin Franklin Boyer Jr. of Fort Valley Virginia.
Scan of a photograph showing Frank Boyer and Eddie Rhyman of Fort Valley Virginia in a horse and buggy.
Scan of a photograph showing Quinten Burke. of Fort Valley Virginia.
Scan of a photograph showing Ezra Boyer and Frank Boyer grinding susage using a car's axle to power the grinder. Sam Ritenour is shown in the back. All are from Fort Valley Virginia and most likely this photograph was taken on a "butchering day."
Scan of a photograph showing an aerial view of the Dry Run area in Fort Valley Virginia on April 15, 1936. This shows what is today the intersection of Fort Valley Road and Dry Run road. Visible on the left corner of the intersection is the Union Church at Dry Run, also called the Old Brick Church, which now houses the Fort Valley Museum. It was built in and operated as a church until 1949. To the rear and right of the Union Church is Trinity Church which was founded as a conservative Brethren denomination in 1904. It operated in the community until 2008 when it also became part of the Fort Valley Museum.
Scan of a photograph showing the Toms Brook High School Class of 1937, which graduated on June 8th of that year. On the back row, 6th from left is Mary Frances Orndorff who later became a Home Economics teacher. Also identified in the front row is Raymond Ritenour (2nd from left), Ray Franklin Boyer (3rd from left) and Hazel RItenour (4th from left). While attending the High School in Toms Brook Ray Boyer boarded with the Beebles family, parents of the principal of the then recently closed Fort Valley High School and later the Rhodes School in Front Royal. Ray observed many years later how hot their wool graduation gowns were.
Scan of a photograph showing the Toms Brook High School Class of 1937.
Scan of a photograph showing Marcellus Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia.
Scan of a photograph showing Ella Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia in 1900.
Scan of a photograph showing Jack Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia.
Photograph showing a group of musicians with a drum bearing the name Syncopatin Melody 5 at Massanutten Academy (now Massanutten Military Academy) in Woodstock. The photograph was taken by Hugh Morrison and appears to be in the Academy's Lantz Hall. It is part of a series of band images.
Hugh Morrison Collection, Shenandoah County Historical Society,
Colorized photograph showing the United States Navy Destroyer Charles F. Hughes (DD428) sometime during World War Two. The image was owned by Franklin J. Walters who served aboard the destroyer during the conflict.
Loaned to the Shenandoah County Library for scanning by Joann Pence at Shenandoah County heritage Day, 2018
Honorable Discharge from the United States Navy issued to Franklin Joseph Walters in October 1945.