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Conestoga Wagon, Zirkledale Museum
Postcard showing a Conestoga Wagon on display at the Zirkledale Museum. The museum was located at an unknown site near New Market Virginia, The wagon was supposedly constructed in that town.
Shell Struck Post, New Market VA
Postcard showing the Shell Struck Post near what is now Reformation Lutheran Church in New Market Virginia
Shenvalee Hotel, New Market, Virginia
Postcard showing Bobby Jones exhibiting his skills in front of the Shenvalee Hotel in New Market Virginia. Includes description of the hotel.
Shenandoah River, New Market, VA
Postcard showing the Shenandoah River near New Market Virginia. Includes description of the river and its history.
Brock's Gap, Rockingham County Virginia
Postcard showing Brock's Gap in Rockingham County Virginia. Includes description of the gap and its history.
Main Street, Luray VA
Postcard showing buildings on Main Street in Luray Virginia, Page County
Luray Public Schools, Luray VA
Postcard showing Luray Public Schools and a description of their history.
Birdseye View Luray VA
Postcard showing an aerial view of Luray Virginia with description of the town.
Shenandoah River and Strickler's Knob Near Luray VA
Postcard showing the Shenandoah River and Strickler's Knob in the background. Includes description of the Knob and local landmarks.
Mountain and Stream, Shenandoah National Park
Postcard showing a Mountain and Steam in the Shenandoah National Park near the Stony Man Peak in Page County Virginia
Rhodes Fort Near Luray VA
Postcard showing the interior of the cellar-fort called Rhodes Fort near Luray Virginia. Includes decription of the site.
Lee Highway Neary Luray VA
Postcard showing the Lee Highway near Luray Virginia. Includes description of the route.
Bloody Ford Near Luray Virginia
Postcard showing the "Bloody" Ford on the Shenandoah River near Luray. Includes description of how it received its name.
"Egypt" House Near Luray Virginia
Postcard of the "Egypt" House near Luray Virginia with description of its use as a fort and construction
Shentel Notice
Notice sent from Warren B. French Jr., President and General Manager of the Shenandoah Telephone Company to subscribers notifying them of a change to dialing procedures for station to station calls.
Woman Photographer
Photograph showing a woman photographer. Taken from the Shenandoah Valley Academy's 1946 Yearbook on a page labeled Annual Staff.
Shenandoah Valley Drive In Pamphlet
In 1949 the Shenandoah Valley Drive In Theatre opened just south of Woodstock Virginia. The theater had a single screen, large concession stand, and could accommodate 300 cars.
This operation opened at the time when Drive-In Theatres were…
This operation opened at the time when Drive-In Theatres were…