Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
Picture of the Woodstock Fire Department's Ladies Auxiliary at a parade in Warrenton with names
Not to be republished without permission
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock High School Class of 1921 Graduates
Picture of Woodstock High School class of 1921 Graduates with names
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock High School Class of 1947
Photograph Woodstock High School Class of 1947 before leaving on senior trip to Washington DC
Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock High School Club
Picture of members of an unknown club at the Woodstock High School
Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock High School FFA
Picture of the Woodstock High School's FFA during the 1940-1941 school year with names
Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock High School Girls' Varsity Basketball Team
Photograph of the Woodstock High School's Girls Basketball team during the 1952-1953 season with names
Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock High School Juniors
Picture of the juniors at Woodstock High School as they prepared for the class play "My Cousin from Texas"
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock Hotel
Pages from Newspapers Past photograph of Woodstock Hotel
Photograph of a postcard showing the Old Woodstock Hotel
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock Main Street Businesses
Picture showing businesses on Woodstock's Main Street in the early 20th century. Includes T. Glenn Locke's store, Gibbs Hardware, and W.M. Calvert's clothing store.
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock Mercury Vapor Lighting
Before and after pictures of Woodstock during Mercury Vapor Lighting instillation with E.B. Hurst
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock Postcard
Picture of a postcard showing downtown Woodstock. Includes description of businesses.
A picture of a postcard showing court square in Woodstock Virginia
Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock Presbyterian Church
Photo of the Woodstock Presbyterian Church and Sextant House
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock Railroad Depot
Picture of a postcard showing the Southern Railway Depot in Woodstock Virginia. Includes history of building.
Pages from newspapers past: Woodstock tollgate
Pages from Newspapers Past: Woodstock Town Council and Employees
Picture of the Woodstock Town Council, advisers, and employees. Includes names.
Pages from Newspapers Past: Workmen at Shenandoah Caverns
Picture of workmen preparing the entrance to Shenandoah Caverns
Pages from Newspapers Past: Wreck of the Dinky Railroad
Picture of a wreck of the Dinky Railroad at the bridge over Stony Creek near Three Mile Mountain
Pages from newspapers past: Young People Holding Songbooks
Picture of unknown individuals holding a songbook in an unknown locarion
Pages from Newspapers: Mannor Methodist Church Sunday School
Picture of the children's Sunday school class at Manor Memorial Methodist Church at New Market
Three wood boxes, each painted white and labeled with the type of paint used, are in a road. Small piles of debris are between the boxes. Part of a store is in the background with signs advertising dolls, toy, xmas goods, and clothing mounted on the porch posts.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Postcard with a picture of Painter's Cove on Cedar Creek near Strasburg Virginia. It includes a description of the site and the creek.
Shenandoah Publishing House, Strasburg Virginia
Unidentified people relaxing at Painters (Panther) Cove on Cedar Creek near Strasburg. This remote area is best accessed by canoe or kayak. The name, "Painters" is a corruption of "Panthers" as panthers formerly frequented the cavities and are still called "Painters" in some areas. During the Civil War, Sheridan's troops occupied the bluff above the caves for a time before the Battle of Cedar Creek.
Identified by Tracy McMahon and Zach Hottel.
Painters Cove appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 003781 and 003782.
View of Cedar Creek at Painters (Panther) Cove near Strasburg. This is a remote area and best accessed by canoe or kayak. The name, "Painters" is a corruption of "Panthers" as panthers formerly frequented the cavities. The word, "Panthers", is still pronounced, "Painters" in some areas. During the Civil War, Sheridan's troops occupied the bluff above the caves for a time before the Battle of Cedar Creek.