Shenandoah County Library Archives

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Photograph of Harold Morrison, Sr., standing in his U.S. Marines uniform.

He is remembered for having founded the Woodstock Garage.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified man wearing a U.S. Marine Corps uniform.

Photograph of Harold Morrison, Sr., standing in his U.S. Marine uniform.

Harold served in WWI and later was the founder of Woodstock Garage.

He was the son of the photographer, Hugh Morrison, Jr.

Harold Morrison, Sr., from Woodstock, shown here in his U.S. Marine Corps uniform.

Portrait photograph of Everyn Allen Barb as a young man in his U.S. Marines uniform.

He had a sister named Nell Barb.

Heavily damaged image of the U.S. Marine Corps' letter notifying the family of Private Joseph Luther Burner that he had been killed in action. From the legible words on the image, it appears his service in WWII was in the Pacific theatre.

Pvt.…

Portrait photograph of an unidentified young man with glasses wearing a U.S. Marine Corps uniform.

Emulsion damage is visible on left side of image.

Unidentified woman is standing next to an unidentified U.S. Marine in uniform.

Probably, this was a wife and her husband.

Plate is damaged.

Portrait photograph of Harold Ritenour, in his U.S. Marine Corps uniform, seated beside his wife, Helen (Middleton) Ritenour.

Helen was the daughter of George Lewis Middleton (1894-1961) and Ada Lee Strosnider (1891-1972), from Strasburg.

At…

Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison showing Laco "Peck" Dellinger, a Shenandoah County resident who served in the US Marine Corps during World War Two.

On April 13, 1945 Corporal Aiden Zirkle died on Okinawa. He was a member of Company E, Second Battalion, Seventh Regiment, First Marine Division. Reports indicate he succumbed to wounds obtained while leading his unit against an entrenched machine…

Postcard showing a reenactment of the Battle of New Market by US Marines and Virginia Military Institute Cadets on September 20 1923. Includes a description of the battle and note that the re-enactment attracted 150,000 spectators. .

Postcard showing United States Marine encampment on the Cedar Creek Battlefield in 1924. It includes a description of the encampment and the maneuvers of the 1st Marine Brigade that year.
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