Photo of two separate images of the same unidentified toddler.
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Photo of two separate image of the same two unidentified young girls. Probably, these were siblings.
Photo of two separate images of the same unidentified toddler seated on a chair.
Unidentified man in work clothes and a hat is standing outdoors.
Two children posed together. The little girl on the right is June Connor. The toddler on the left is unidentified.
Identified in 2008 by Graham Conner, who also noted June's father is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection number 014949.
June Conner appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 014892 and 021374.
Photo of a framed portrait photograph of an unidentified girl.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified man with glasses and an unidentified woman wearing a pearl neckace. An unidentified young blond boy is posed between them. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Unidentified woman is seated and looking down an unidentified baby on her lap. Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Unidentified woman, seated, and wearing earrings and a dress with ruffles around the collar, sleeves and bodice.
Same unidentified woman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 014896 and 014906.
Photo of two separate images of the same unidentified woman with short, curly hair and wearing a dress with a big bow on the front of it.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman wearing a necklace and looking downwards and to the side.
Unidentified baby propped against the back of a chair. An adult's arm is visible on the left and is supporting the baby while the picture is taken. The name, "Stienl___" appears to be written on the glass plate.
Maphis, Frederick Dewitt "Fred" (1881-1960)
Photo of two separate images of Fred Maphis in a suit and tie. Fred married Ann Catherine (Boyer) Maphis (1877-1966). They are buried together in Riverview Cemetery in Strasburg.
Unidentified woman is standing in the studio and wearing a long, dress with ruffles as short sleeves and a double strand of faux pearls.
Unidentified toddler is seated on a pillowed chair.
Photo of two separate images of Ada (Wolfson) Samuels as a young woman. Ada was born in Strasburg, the daughter of a tailor who operated Wolfsons Clothing Store. She grew up in a Jewish household. She later married Joseph Samuels and they eventually came to run the store themselves. Outside their business, Ada worked as a volunteer with the Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital and the Strasburg Hospitality Cart. They also regularly attended Wayside Theater productions in Middletown and Bark Hill Theater productions in Winchester. Ada's cooking regime was defined by her commitment to a Kosher lifestyle. She would travel to Baltimore to purchase her meat and other items from a relative. Ada died in Ventura County, California.
Ada (Wolfson) Samuels also appears in a digitized article from the Shenandoah Herald available at https://archives.countylib.org/items/show/15160.
Ada (Wolfson) Samuels appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 014903, 014214, and 014217.
Unidentified baby seated on a pillowed chair.
Same unidentified baby appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 014904 and 014905.
Unidentified baby propped on a pillowed chair. Part of an adult's arm supporting the baby is visible on the left.
Unidentified woman with her hair pulled back is wearing earrings and a floor-length dress with ruffles.
Unidentified woman with short hair is shown from the side.
David Jameson Crawford as a boy with round glasses and short pants. David grew up on West King Street, one of five children born to George Gilbert and Anne Preston (White) Crawford. His father was a well-known doctor and worked out of his home, the present-day Strasburg Community Library. David attended Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in Woodstock. When he registered for the WWII draft, he worked at the American Viscose Plant in Front Royal. He graduated from the University of Virginia’s School of Commerce and School of Medicine. In 1951, while in Charlottesville, he married a student from the School of Nursing, Martha Jean (Morrow) Crawford (1930-1981). She was born in Bramwell, West Virginia, to Edward Earle and Martha Elmira (Wright) Morrow. David began his medical career in Waynesboro in 1957 and continued to practice medicine there until he retired in 1998. He and his wife raised two sons, Edwin M. Crawford and David J. Crawford, III. He and his wife were actively involved in the Augusta County community.
The date, "July 8, 1933", is written on the glass plate.
David J. Crawford appears in Morrison Studio Collection number 012199 and 014908.
Unidentified young woman with short hair is seated and wearing a sleeveless dress.
Damaged image of an older unidentified couple sitting together on a porch. Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Mary Ellen Entsminger, seated, and wearing a lace collar on her short-sleeved blouse.
Identified in 2008 by Graham Conner, who remembered working with Mary Ellen Entsminger at the Massanutten Restaurant in 1941.
Unidentified woman with round glasses is seated on a bench and wearing a hat and winter coat with a fur-trimmed collar.
This unidentified woman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 004927, 012150, and 014912.