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Interior of a Store
Photograph of the interior of a store. A long counter with a cash register, adding machine, and receipt printer has a shelf of goods behind it.
A stove is on the left. Tables, a bench and a chair are also visible in the image.
A stove is on the left. Tables, a bench and a chair are also visible in the image.
Interior of a Store
Photograph of the interior of a store taken from behind the counter and looking towards the opened door to the parking lot.
There is a meat/produce scale on the left and a pinball machine and Pepsi cooler on the right.
There is a meat/produce scale on the left and a pinball machine and Pepsi cooler on the right.
Beddow's Grocery Store
Photograph of Beddow's Grocery Store.
The Northern Virginia Daily published a notice on July 21, 1953, from the proprietor, Roy A. Beddow, announcing that he was applying for a beer license. It noted the store was on Strasburg Virginia Rural…
The Northern Virginia Daily published a notice on July 21, 1953, from the proprietor, Roy A. Beddow, announcing that he was applying for a beer license. It noted the store was on Strasburg Virginia Rural…
Triplett & Vehrencamp, Mt. Jackson
Photograph of the Triplett & Vehrencamp hardware and farm supply store with a filling station beside it. Both businesses were located on Main Street in Mt. Jackson.
The building is no longer standing and was located where the town hall currently…
The building is no longer standing and was located where the town hall currently…
C.M. Shannon Filling Station and Store
Photograph of C.M. Shannon's filling station and store located on Main Street in Mt. Jackson.
It was a long narrow brick building with windows along the side and gas pumps and a covered porch in the front.
Signs on the front advertise Atlantic…
It was a long narrow brick building with windows along the side and gas pumps and a covered porch in the front.
Signs on the front advertise Atlantic…
Bargelt's Jewelry Store Display
Photograph of the display case at the entryway to Bargelt's Jewelry store on Court Street in Woodstock.
The jewelry store was owned by Frank Bargelt and later, his son Bill Bargelt.
The jewelry store was owned by Frank Bargelt and later, his son Bill Bargelt.
Bargelt's Jewelry Store Display
Photograph of the display case at the entryway to Bargelt's Jewelry store on Court Street in Woodstock.
The jewelry store was owned by Frank Bargelt and later, his son Bill Bargelt.
The jewelry store was owned by Frank Bargelt and later, his son Bill Bargelt.
G.N. Funk General Store
Photograph of a small country store with a sign on its covered porch that says, "G.N. Funk Gen. Mdse". The words, "Drink Coca Cola" are below it.
Piano Store
Six unidentified men are standing along a row of upright pianos in a music store.
Rows of sheet music are displayed in two rows above the pianos.
Rows of sheet music are displayed in two rows above the pianos.
T. Glenn Locke's Store - Woodstock
Photograph of T. Glenn Locke's Store located on the southeast corner of Main and Court Streets in Woodstock.
The policeman standing out front has been identified as William Burner; the other people in the image are unidentified.
A vintage…
The policeman standing out front has been identified as William Burner; the other people in the image are unidentified.
A vintage…
Interior of a Store
Photograph of the interior of a store/restaurant.
The counter on the right displays aspirin, cigars, gum, and on the bottom shelf, bread.
A small dining table is on the left with a calendar from Moyers Motor Company in New Market hanging above…
The counter on the right displays aspirin, cigars, gum, and on the bottom shelf, bread.
A small dining table is on the left with a calendar from Moyers Motor Company in New Market hanging above…
Lester "Boss" Newland at His Meat Market
Photograph of Lester A. "Boss" Newland standing outside his butcher shop in Mt. Jackson.
Boss Newland was the son of Charles Robert and Annie E. (Whitmer) Newland.
The store has advertisements in the window including a poster for the upcoming…
Boss Newland was the son of Charles Robert and Annie E. (Whitmer) Newland.
The store has advertisements in the window including a poster for the upcoming…
"True Temper Tools"
Photograph of a nighttime storefront displaying "True Temper Tools" in its window. The implements shown are all related to gardening.
Bargelts Jewelry Store Building
Photograph of the 2 story brick building on West Court Street that housed Bargelt's Jewelry Store.
The jewelry store was owned by Frank Bargelt and later, his son Bill Bargelt.
The jewelry store was owned by Frank Bargelt and later, his son Bill Bargelt.
People on Store's Porch
Group of five unidentified people sitting on the porch of what appears to be a store.
The sign behind them advertises, "Flour for Sale or Exchange". There is also a "Schwepps" sign in the window.
The sign behind them advertises, "Flour for Sale or Exchange". There is also a "Schwepps" sign in the window.
Walton & Smoot Drug Store
Photograph of the interior of Walton & Smoot Drug store, located on Main Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
Walton & Smoot Drug Store
Interior view of the Walton & Smoot Drugstore at its original location on N. Main Street in Woodstock. The man on the right has been identified as Tom Golladay.
Wender's Department Store in Woodstock
Photograph of Wender's Clothing Store located at 103 S. Main Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
It was housed in the G.W. Koontz building.
Simon Z. Wender, the owner of Wender's, is visible on the left. The man on the right is unidentified.
It was housed in the G.W. Koontz building.
Simon Z. Wender, the owner of Wender's, is visible on the left. The man on the right is unidentified.
Woodstock A & P Food Store
Photograph of the A & P Grocery store in Woodstock, Virginia.
T. Glenn Locke's Store - Woodstock
Photograph of the commercial building located at the intersection of Main and Court Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
At the time of the photograph, ca. 1920, it was home to T. Glenn Locke's Store.
The building still stands as of 2025.
At the time of the photograph, ca. 1920, it was home to T. Glenn Locke's Store.
The building still stands as of 2025.
Koontz Building
Photograph of several buildings in downtown Woodstock Virginia looking south on Main Street (Route 11).
The central focus of the photograph is the frame building commonly called the "Koontz Building".
At the time of this photograph, it housed…
The central focus of the photograph is the frame building commonly called the "Koontz Building".
At the time of this photograph, it housed…
Shop Front
Unidentified storefront, possibly empty, including a door and display window.
Decorative millwork and trim are visible above both the door and the window.
Reflection in the window hints at a main street somewhere.
Decorative millwork and trim are visible above both the door and the window.
Reflection in the window hints at a main street somewhere.
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.…
Daily Arrival Advertisement
Advertisement for the "Daily Arrival" at T.B. Richey's store.
The advertisement was printed in 1896 in an unknown newspaper. It lists underwear, produce, hardware, and groceries as items for sale.
The store was located on Main Street in…
The advertisement was printed in 1896 in an unknown newspaper. It lists underwear, produce, hardware, and groceries as items for sale.
The store was located on Main Street in…
Samuel Bowman Store
Photograph of the "Samuel Bowman Store" located in the Hamburg community. The business operated from ca. 1869 until the mid-20th century.
The store was first operated by Samuel Bowman until his move to Woodstock and later by John Eckard.
The store was first operated by Samuel Bowman until his move to Woodstock and later by John Eckard.