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Young Man
Unidentified young man seated on a bench with one leg over the other.
Man in Overcoat
Unidentified man standing in the studio and wearing a coat over his suit.
Woman and Fur Stole
Unidentified woman wearing a hat and a fur stole around her shoulders and cuffs.
L. Auby and Catherine (Miller) Lindamood
Photograph of Lemuel Auby Lindamood, seated, and his wife, Catherine L. (Miller) Lindamood, standing beside him.
Auby had a brother named Cletus Lindamood.
Auby had a brother named Cletus Lindamood.
Boy With Toys
Unidentified young boy seated on a bench beside a toy clown and holding a ball.
Young Woman
Unidentified young woman seated on a bench in the studio.
"Chrisman"
Three unidentified young children posed together in the studio.
Probably, these were siblings.
The name, "Chrisman", is written on the glass plate negative of this image.
Probably, these were siblings.
The name, "Chrisman", is written on the glass plate negative of this image.
Woman With Short Hair and Pearls
Unidentified woman with short hair standing in the studio wearing a long-sleeved dress and faux pearls.
Virginia (Seal) Hollar
Photograph of Virginia (Seal) Hollar as a young woman.
She was the youngest daughter of William Otha (1883-1969) and Lula Blanch (Henry) (1884-1943) Seal.
Her husband was A. Russell Hollar.
She was the youngest daughter of William Otha (1883-1969) and Lula Blanch (Henry) (1884-1943) Seal.
Her husband was A. Russell Hollar.
Small Dog
Small dog posed on top of a studio stool.
Small Dog
Small dog posed on a stool.
Men With Hunting Dogs
Damaged photograph of four unidentified men standing outdoors and holding leashes of several hunting dogs.
Aftermath of 1900 Woodstock Fire
Photograph of the aftermath of a destructive fire in Woodstock that destroyed many buildings in the downtown area. The gas lamp in the foreground is the on the edge of the courthouse property looking across the street. Sometimes the area burned is…
Clarence Coffelt Standing on a Bridge
Photograph of Clarence E. Coffelt standing on a bridge by the side of an unidentified road.
Clarence was the son of John Henry and Cora Lee (Evans) Coffelt. His wife was Cora Elizabeth (Chilcott) Coffelt (1879-1960).
Clarence was the son of John Henry and Cora Lee (Evans) Coffelt. His wife was Cora Elizabeth (Chilcott) Coffelt (1879-1960).
Bearded Man
Unidentified older man with a beard and mustache wearing a uniform of some type.
Young Woman on a Bench
Unidentified young woman seated on a bench with short hair.
Maurertown Depot
Photograph of the Maurertown Rail Depot with several unidentified men and boys in front of it. The boys are barefoot and the sign advises: "Harrisonburg 43.1 miles" and "Manassas 69.3 miles".
The building is no longer standing.
The building is no longer standing.
Three Men, Triplett Dam and Powerhouse
Photo of a photograph of three unidentified men at the Triplett Dam and Powerhouse near Woodstock, Virginia.
The photograph was made following the 1910 flood that damaged the powerhouse.
Today the site is home to Burnshire Dam.
This dam was…
The photograph was made following the 1910 flood that damaged the powerhouse.
Today the site is home to Burnshire Dam.
This dam was…
Charles and Allie (Feagans) Hottel and Children
Photograph of the Hottel family in front of their farm house, known as the Oscar Hottel farm.
Pictured are: Winifred Jacob Hottel (on the horse), his father, Charles, his mother, Allie (Feagans) Hottel (holding the bridle of the other horse),…
Pictured are: Winifred Jacob Hottel (on the horse), his father, Charles, his mother, Allie (Feagans) Hottel (holding the bridle of the other horse),…
Robinson Produce Company Building
Photograph of the structure which stands at the intersection of US Route 11 and King Street in Mount Jackson, Virginia.
The primary occupant of the structure was the Robinson Produce Company which utilized the central portion of the structure and…
The primary occupant of the structure was the Robinson Produce Company which utilized the central portion of the structure and…
Wender's Department Store, Mount Jackson
Store front view of Wender's Department Store Mount Jackson, Virginia.
The Mount Jackson store was open from ca. 1920 until the late 1960s.
On the steps, Mr. Harry Howard, manager, is standing with his wife, daughter and a store clerk.
The Mount Jackson store was open from ca. 1920 until the late 1960s.
On the steps, Mr. Harry Howard, manager, is standing with his wife, daughter and a store clerk.
W.E. McInturff Store
Store building in Maurertown Virginia.
The store was operated by W.E. McInturff as a general store that sold a variety of products to the local population. It was open during early to mid 20th century.
The building pictured no longer stands.…
The store was operated by W.E. McInturff as a general store that sold a variety of products to the local population. It was open during early to mid 20th century.
The building pictured no longer stands.…
Hunting Party
Photograph hunting party displaying their quarry of a bear and pelts.
Jacob "Jack" Sperry is pictured on the far right. All other individuals are unidentified.
Jacob "Jack" Sperry is pictured on the far right. All other individuals are unidentified.
Unknown Baby
Unidentified baby receiving a bath in a washbowl sitting on a crate
Unknown Roadway
Unidentified roadway lined by electrical poles and a fence line. Roofs are visible in the background.
This may be a view of Front Royal, Virginia, but we are uncertain.
The negative bears several cracks and the lower left corner of the glass…
This may be a view of Front Royal, Virginia, but we are uncertain.
The negative bears several cracks and the lower left corner of the glass…