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Bridge over Shenandoah River and Massanutten Mountain, Woodstock, Va.
Color postcard with a picture of the bridge that formerly spanned the Shenandoah River near Woodstock Virginia.
The bridge was located at what is now call "Burnshire's" and has been replaced by a concrete structure.
The bridge was located at what is now call "Burnshire's" and has been replaced by a concrete structure.
Bridge and River, Woodstock, Va.
Postcard with a photograph showing the bridge over the Shenandoah River just west of Woodstock Virginia.
The postcard is dated 1914.
This area is commonly called "Burnshires" today.
The postcard is dated 1914.
This area is commonly called "Burnshires" today.
Shenandoah River from Bridge, Woodstock, Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Shenandoah River and dam taken from the river bridge located just east of Woodstock Virginia. The area is locally known as "Burnshire's."
Shenandoah River from Bridge, Woodstock, Va.
Photographic postcard bearing the caption “Shenandoah River from Bridge, Woodstock, Va.” The scene is located east of Woodstock along Woodstock Tower Road near what is popularly called “Burnshire’s.”
The photograph shows a dam constructed in 1901…
The photograph shows a dam constructed in 1901…
Freight wreck, Southern Ry., Pughs Run, Va., Nov. 9th, 1908 2 miles North of Woodstock, Va.
Postcard with a picture of a crowd viewing a 1908 wreck of two freight trains near Pughs Run north of Woodstock Virginia.
Woodstock Lime Co., Blue Ridge Mountains in distance, Woodstock Va.
Postcard with an image showing the Woodstock Lime Company. The Shenandoah River and Massanutten Mountain are in the background.
The site was located approximately one mile south of Woodstock Virginia along what is now US Route 11 (Old Valley…
The site was located approximately one mile south of Woodstock Virginia along what is now US Route 11 (Old Valley…
Pugh's Run, near Woodstock, Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Woodstock Lime Company's plant. The site was located in the Pugh's Run community, just north of Woodstock Virginia on what is now US Route 11. This industry mined, refined, and shipped lime from this site for the…
Brethern Church, Maurertown, VA
Photographic postcard with an image showing the Brethern Church in Maurertown Virginia.
The date of this postcard and who produced it are unknown. The church still stands on Old Valley Pike in that community.
The date of this postcard and who produced it are unknown. The church still stands on Old Valley Pike in that community.
Maurertown Stores
Postcard with a picture of stores in Maurertown Virginia. Includes the McInturff, Aleshire, and Clem stores on Main Street.
The stores were located on what is now US Route 11.
The stores were located on what is now US Route 11.
Maur-Brook Lodge
Postcard showing the Maur-Brook Lodge, a home for tourists, located in Maurertown Virginia.
Scene near Maurertown, Virginia
Postcard showing a view of the Shenandoah River near Maurertown, an unincorporated community in Shenandoah County. The card is partially colorized and is dated 1916.
Making Dough Iss My Principal Work in Saumsville, Va.
Color postcard with a cartoon of a girl making dough with a reference to the Saumsville community in Shenandoah County Virginia.
"Such a Business at Maurertown, VA"
Color postcard with a picture of two individuals kissing in front of a "Road to Marryland" sign and a reference to Maurertown Virginia.
Maurertown Mill
Photographic postcard showing the Maurertown Mill located in Maurertown Virginia.
The three men shown in the postcard are, from left to right, _____ Trussell, Lee Sager owner of the mill, and Sam Funk the mill foreman.
The mill was steam…
The three men shown in the postcard are, from left to right, _____ Trussell, Lee Sager owner of the mill, and Sam Funk the mill foreman.
The mill was steam…
S&H Service Station
Picture and address stub from S & H Service Station located on Old Valley Pike in Maurertown Virginia.
Maurertown Va.
Copied picture of downtown Maurertown Virginia.
Maurertown VA Post Office
Copied picture of a post office in Maurertown Virginia.
Bird's Eye View of Toms Brook, VA, Looking North, and Showing Round Hill in the Distance with North Mountain to the Left.
Photograph postcard showing the Town of Toms Brook Virginia. The card is dated 1909 and has been colorized.
The image faces north with St. Peter's Lutheran Church just to the left of the image's center.
The image faces north with St. Peter's Lutheran Church just to the left of the image's center.
Toms Brook, Va., looking north, showing Round Hill in Distance
Postcard with a picture of Toms Brook Virginia.
The photograph was taken from an area south east of town and looks northwest with the railroad tracks in the background.
The photograph was taken from an area south east of town and looks northwest with the railroad tracks in the background.
Old Water Wheel, Toms Brook, Va.
Photographic postcard with an image of the waterwheel located in Toms Brook Virginia.
This wheel, located on Toms Brook adjacent to Main Street just north of the downtown district, powered a saw/grist mill.
This wheel, located on Toms Brook adjacent to Main Street just north of the downtown district, powered a saw/grist mill.
Lutheran Church, Toms Brook, Va.
Postcard showing St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Toms Brook Virginia.
This church pictured here was built in 1905 on what is now Main Street and is still in use by the congregation.
This church pictured here was built in 1905 on what is now Main Street and is still in use by the congregation.
Main Street looking north, Tom's Brook, Va.
Postcard showing a picture of Main Street in Toms Brook Virginia. St. Peter's Lutheran Church is visible.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Main St. Toms Brook, Va.
Postcard with a colorized image of St. Peters Lutheran Church located in Toms Brook Virginia.
The card is dated 1909.
The card is dated 1909.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Toms Brook, Va.
Postcard with a picture of St. Peter's Lutheran Church taken from the south.
Massanutten Council, No. 68, Jr. O.U.A.M.
Postcard with a picture of the Junior Order of American Mechanics building in Toms Brook Virginia and a description of their organization.