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Curtis C. Vann, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Curtis C. Vann, Jr., as a young man.
He was the son of Curtis C. and Mary (Funkhouser) Vann of Strasburg.
His wife was Iris Lorena (Keller) Vann (1917-2018). The couple had two children, Michael Henry and Susan Carol…
He was the son of Curtis C. and Mary (Funkhouser) Vann of Strasburg.
His wife was Iris Lorena (Keller) Vann (1917-2018). The couple had two children, Michael Henry and Susan Carol…
Cut at Rion, S.C. out of Winnsboro Blue Granite
Postcard with a picture of a tombstone with the name Miller cut at Rion South Carolina and placed in the Massanutten Cemetery in Woodstock Virginia.
Cut Flowers
A line of cut long-stemmed flowers photographed against a background.
Cylmer Graydon Funkhouser's USMC Discharge Certificate
Photograph of the document certifying that Corporal Cylmer Graydon Funkhouser was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps at the Marine Aviation Separation (Unit One), in Cherry Point, North Carolina, on December 14, 1945.
Cylmer Graydon Funkhouser's USMC Discharge Paperwork
Photograph of a form pertaining to Cylmer Grayson Funkouser, Sr.'s discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps in February 1946.
He was born on 2 April 1922 in Edinburg, Virginia. He enlisted in the U.S. Marines in December 1942 and served as a Corporal…
He was born on 2 April 1922 in Edinburg, Virginia. He enlisted in the U.S. Marines in December 1942 and served as a Corporal…
Cyretta May (Wagner) Cain
Cyretta, known as "Cy" Wagner as a young woman.
Her parents were Cyrus C. and Ethel M. (Helsley) Wagner.
She married William Mack "Bill" Cain (1919-2003). They are both buried in Winchester.
Her parents were Cyrus C. and Ethel M. (Helsley) Wagner.
She married William Mack "Bill" Cain (1919-2003). They are both buried in Winchester.
D. French Slaughter Campaigning
Scan of a photograph showing Daniel French Slaughter, member US House of Representatives, campaigning at the Shenandoah County Fair.
D.H. Hartman Automobiles & Accessories
Photograph of the front of an early Chevrolet dealership. The sign above the porch say, "D.H. Hartman Autombiles and Accessories.
The store was located on Woodstock Virginia. The exact location is unknown.
There is an unidentified man on the…
The store was located on Woodstock Virginia. The exact location is unknown.
There is an unidentified man on the…
Dagny Golladay
Dagny Golladay came to Shenandoah County in the 1970s with her husband Roller.
A native of Iowa, Dagny attended Iowa State College and later graduated from San Francisco State College. She then became a Home Economics teacher and head of…
A native of Iowa, Dagny attended Iowa State College and later graduated from San Francisco State College. She then became a Home Economics teacher and head of…
Dagny Golladay
Photograph showing Dagny Golladay of Woodstock Virginia.
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…
Dairy Club Booth
Photograph of an exhibit prepared by a local dairy club for the 1974 Shenandoah County Fair. It was awarded the 2nd place prize.
Dairy Judging Winners
Clipping showing the winners of the Dairy Judging competition at the 1971 Shenandoah County Fair.
Dairy Show
Photograph showing dairy cows and unidentified handlers at the Shenandoah County Fair in 1982.
Daisy (Funkhouser) Grandstaff
Portrait of Daisy Virginia (Funkhouser) Grandstaff from the forties.
Daisy was the daughter of Isaac Casper (1859-1925) and Mary Frances (Mumaw) (1875-1941) Funkhouser. She was married to Hugh H. Grandstaff (1878-1967).
Daisy was the daughter of Isaac Casper (1859-1925) and Mary Frances (Mumaw) (1875-1941) Funkhouser. She was married to Hugh H. Grandstaff (1878-1967).
Daisy Funkhouser
Photograph of Daisy Alice (Wetzel) Funkhouser.
Daisy lived near Columbia Furnace.
The name, "Mrs Daisy Funkhouser", is written on the glass plate.
Daisy lived near Columbia Furnace.
The name, "Mrs Daisy Funkhouser", is written on the glass plate.
Daisy Lee (Mitchell) Robinson
Portrait of Daisy Lee (Mitchell) Robinson in her middle years wearing her hair back and glasses.
Daisy was one of twelve children born to John Newton (1854-1929) and Ida Belle (Palmer) (1861-1940) Mitchell. She grew up near Waterlick, in the Forks…
Daisy was one of twelve children born to John Newton (1854-1929) and Ida Belle (Palmer) (1861-1940) Mitchell. She grew up near Waterlick, in the Forks…
Dale Fogle Showing a Calf
Photograph of Dale Fogle showing a calf at the 1974 Shenandoah County Fair.
Damage Image of a Child
Unidentified child seated on a wicker chair.
Significant plate damage is visible.
Significant plate damage is visible.
Damaged Automobile
Picture of a vintage automobile showing significant collision damage to the driver's side.
Damaged Automobile
Photograph of an unused vehicle parked in a yard and missing doors, seats, and other parts.
A picket fence and small garage is visible behind it.
A picket fence and small garage is visible behind it.
Damaged Family Photograph
Heavily damaged print of unidentified man seated with unidentified woman and child standing near him.
Probably, this was a family photograph.
Probably, this was a family photograph.
Damaged Family Photograph
Damaged image of an unidentified man in a bow tie and seated beside an unidentified woman with short hair and wearing a strand of pearls. An unidentified baby is between them.
Probably, this was a family photograph.
Probably, this was a family photograph.
Damaged Image of Young Woman
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman with short, styled hair and wearing a blouse with a high collar.
Emulsion damage is visible throughout.
Emulsion damage is visible throughout.
Damaged Image of a Baby
Unidentified baby propped on a pillowed chair.
Significant plate damage obscures much of the image.
Significant plate damage obscures much of the image.