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Photo of three separate portrait photographs of unidentified women pictured side-by-side.

Two of the images are the same.

Portrait photograph of Oscar Smith wearing a bow tie.

Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman with her hair pulled back and wearing a pin on the front of her dress.

Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman wearing her hair pinned up and a bow.

Photograph of Grace (Barton) Good and her husband, John Benjamin Good.

The couple lived near Mt. Jackson Virginia.

Photo of a portrait photograph of an unidentified man with his hair parted in the middle.

Unidentified toddler seated on a chair in the studio.

Portrait photograph of an unidentified man in wearing a suit and tie with a starched collar.

Photograph of five different images of unidentified people superimposed upon one another.

Family photograph of Bernie Martin Borden, seated with his wife, Maude Estelle (Penny) Borden.

Pictured with them are the three daughters by Bernie's first wife Addie May Coby. The girls are Agnes Anna Borden, Mary Thelma Borden, and Meta May…

Unidentified young child standing on a wicker chair.

Emulsion damage is visible.

Unidentified toddler seated on a table and wearing a diaper only.

Group of unidentified students posed outdoors.

Their unidentified school building is behind them.

Several adults are also pictured and were probably teachers.

Photograph of Calvary School located near Woodstock Virginia.

The school was built in 1911 near the intersection of Route 42 and Route 605, at a cost of $5,000. It closed in 1943.

The building burned to the ground in 1944.

When area…

Photograph of Linda Stultz as a young girl sitting on a small table.

She is wearing a necklace with her dress and a bow in her hair.

Photograph of the swings and back steps of the Calvary School.

This was the third schoolhouse used in Calvary, west of Woodstock.

It was built in 1911 near the intersection of Route 42 and Route 605, at a cost of $5,000.

It closed in 1943.…

Unidentified two young girls sitting on a small table. Both subjects have bows in their hair.

Photograph of Harry Ritenour's Blacksmith shop in Maurertown with several unidentified people, horses, and a buggy shown in front.

Unidentified woman with part of the image of an unidentified young boy visible beside her.

The woman is wearing a high neck collar with a cameo brooch. A person's face is visible on the cameo pin.

Unidentified older man with a beard is standing beside an unidentified woman who is seated. Two younger women, also seated, are in front of them on the porch of a house.

Probably, this was a family group.

Buggy and thoroughbred horse named "Laura". Both belonged to Hugh Morrison, Jr. The buggy was most likely manufactured by William B. Morrison, a carriage-maker of Woodstock. He was Hugh Morrison, Jr.'s uncle.

Founders Hall in winter on the campus of Bridgewater College located in Rockingham County.

Two unidentified students are also visible.

Panoramic photograph of a tugboat pulling a barge across a wide body of water.

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Unidentified 2-story house with a covered front porch.

Photograph of the Maurertown School.
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