Massanutten Military Academy (Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va.)
Portrait photograph of F.E. Rupert. Rupert was an instructor for Massanutten Academy during the 1913-1914 school year. This photograph appears in the school's 1913-1914 catalog "Massanutten Academy Views."
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
Identified in 2024 by library staff utilizing the 1913-1914 Massanutten Academy catalog "Massanutten Academy Views."
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Portrait photograph of an unidentified man wearing a dark suit and tie with a starched collar.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit and tie.
Same unidentified man appears in Morrison Studio Collection 008543 and 008549.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young man wearing a suit and bow tie.
Group photograph of mostly unidentified baseball players from Massanutten Military Academy (MMA). Identified is Jack Sperry (back row, 5th from the left). The player standing (second from the left) is holding a chewing tobacco pouch with the words "Honest Scrap" on it. A few players appear to be wearing uniforms with insignia from other schools including Woodstock High School, "Princeton", and "A".
Jack Sperry and Dick Wickham were identified on the Addendum sheet dated August 22, 2008, to John Adamson's book, "A Pictorial History of Shenandoah County". Research by library staff indicated Dick Wickham is not pictured here due to his 1912 birth year.
The unidentified player on the back row, far left appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 003696 and 008550.
The unidentified player on the first row, third from left appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 003696 and 008550.
The unidentified player on the first row, fourth from left appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 003696 and 008550.
The unidentified player on the first row, far right appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 003696 and 008550.
Jacob Jason "Jack" Sperry appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 002564, 003641, 006850, 008550, 018543, and 020153.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young man wearing a suit and striped tie with a high, starched collar on his shirt.
Unidentified young boy seated on a bench with wooden toy blocks beside him.
Same unidentified boy appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 008551, 008552, 008553, and 008554.
Photograph of an unidentified little girl standing on a wicker chair and an unidentified young boy standing on the floor beside her. Probably, these were siblings.
Unidentified child, perched on a studio column and holding a toy, is beside an unidentified woman wearing a feathered hat. Probably, this was a mother and her son.
Same unidentified child appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 008551, 008552, 008553, and 008554.
Unidentified young child standing beside a wicker chair.
Unidentified child seated on a bench and playing with wooden blocks.
Older unidentified woman with a baby on her lap, is posed with a younger unidentified woman standing behind her and a younger unidentified man seated beside her on the porch of a house. Possibly, this was a family group of four generations.
Unidentified young boy standing on a bench. His hands are blurred because he was moving when the shot was taken.
Unidentified, older couple. He is wearing a beard, a bow tie, and somber expression while the unidentified woman next to him also wears a serious expression. Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Photo of an oval-framed portrait photograph of an unidentified older man.
Same unidentified man appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 004104 and 008555.
Unidentified man with glasses is seated, with an unidentified woman (probably his wife) standing behind him. There are seven children of varying ages posed around the couple. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Same unidentified family appears in Morrison Studio Collection image 003249 and 007629.
Unidentified young man, seated on the arm of a chair, with an unidentified young woman standing beside him. Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Unidentified boy posed on a studio table and smiling at the camera. Lower left corner of the glass plate negative is missing.
Same unidentified boy appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 003250 and 003252.
Sweeney, Kathleen Dean Hottle (1914-2009)
Portrait photograph of Kathleen Dean (Hottle) Sweeney with glasses and short hair. She was the daughter of John William "Bill" and Kate (Dean) Hottle and the wife of Emmett Everett Sweeney (1913-1971).
Identified in 2002 by Judy Gochenour, who was a friend of the family.
Casper and Mary Catherine (Feller) Swartz & Family
Swartz, Mary Catherine Feller (1866-1944)
Hockman, Irene Nellie Swartz (1901-1984)
Photograph of Casper C. Swartz with his family. Identified are (l to r): Back row: Grace Swartz (who married Clint Wisman), Frank Swartz, Irene Swartz (who married Robert Hockman); Front row: Ethel Swartz (who married Oscar Richards), Casper Swartz, Irving Swartz (in the dress) and Mary Catherine (Feller) Swartz. The Swartz family lived in the Saumsville area of Shenandoah County.
Identified in 2003 by Anna Mae (Swartz) Ortiges, a granddaughter of the family who relayed her information to Phyllis Wright.
Charles Irving Swartz appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 008558 and 010913.
Unidentified boy posed on a table next to an unidentified toddler. Probably, these were siblings.
Same unidentified boy (on the left) appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 003250 and 003252.
Portrait photograph of Mary (Miller) Smoot as a young woman with short hair and wearing a bead necklace. Born in Calvary, Mary was the daughter of Charlie and Atha (Sheetz) Miller. She married Leonard Okes Smoot (1907-1978). Their children were: Charles, Dickie, Leonard, Jr., and Betty Lou Stickley.
Identified in 2002 by Elizabeth L. Smith, who was the subject's first cousin.
Photo of a framed portrait photograph of an unidentified young man in a suit featuring a high, white collar. This is a copy of an earlier Morrison Studios image.
Photo of four separate photos of unidentified people arranged together.