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Emma Lou (Clark) Artz
Portrait photograph of Emma Lou (Clark) Artz from Woodstock in her graduation cap and gown.
Emma Lou (Hollingsworth) Luther
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Emma Lou (Hollingsworth) Luther as a young woman with short hair.
Emma Lou was the daughter of John Rolland and Bessie C. (Seal) Hollingsworth.
She is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Strayer…
Emma Lou was the daughter of John Rolland and Bessie C. (Seal) Hollingsworth.
She is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Strayer…
Emma Lou (Hollingsworth) Luther
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Emma Lou (Hollingsworth) Luther as a young woman with short hair.
Emma Lou was the daughter of John Rolland and Bessie C. (Seal) Hollingsworth.
She is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Strayer…
Emma Lou was the daughter of John Rolland and Bessie C. (Seal) Hollingsworth.
She is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Strayer…
Emma Lou (Hollingsworth) Luther
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Emma Lou (Hollingsworth) Luther as a young woman with short hair.
Emma Lou was the daughter of John Rolland and Bessie C. (Seal) Hollingsworth.
She is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Strayer…
Emma Lou was the daughter of John Rolland and Bessie C. (Seal) Hollingsworth.
She is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Strayer…
Emma Miller and Sparkin
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Emma Miller of Mt. Jackson on her horse Sparkin at an unidentified horse show. Emma was a popular show rider known for her horse's tricks and the wife of Walt Miller.
Emma Miller and Sparkin
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Emma Miller of Mt. Jackson on her horse Sparkin at an unidentified horse show. Emma was a popular show rider known for her horse's tricks and the wife of Walt Miller.
Emma Miller and Sparkin
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Emma Miller of Mt. Jackson on her horse Sparkin at an unidentified horse show. Emma was a popular show rider known for her horse's tricks and the wife of Walt Miller.
Emma Miller at the Mt. Jackson Confederate Cemetery
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Emma Miller of Mt. Jackson on her horse Sparkin at the Confederate Cemetery in Mt. Jackson Virginia. Emma was a popular show rider known for her horse's tricks and the wife of Walt Miller.
Emma Wright, Stanley Wright Sr., & Elizabeth Crabill
Damaged photograph of three generations. Emma May (Crabill) Wright (left) holding her son Stanley Crabill Wright Sr., and standing beside her seated mother, Elizabeth Ann (Crabill) Crabill.
Emma's husband was Wade Hamption Wright (1877-1953).
Emma's husband was Wade Hamption Wright (1877-1953).
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Photograph of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church located on E. Court Street in Woodstock Virginia.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Photograph of Emmanuel Episcopal Church located on E. Court Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Woodstock
Photograph of Emmanuel Episcopal Church located on E. Court Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church- Woodstock, VA.
Postcard with a picture of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church located in Woodstock Virginia. Includes a description of the church's connection to Peter Muhlenberg.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Woodstock
Photograph of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church located on East Court Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Woodstock
Photograph of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church located on E. Court Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Postcard showing two buildings that held the Emmanuel Lutheran Church Congregation in New Market Virginia. The first was built in 1848 and was replaced in 1892 by the second structure, which still stands.
The card includes information on their…
The card includes information on their…
Emmert and Audrey Hoover
Wedding photograph of Emmert L. Hoover and Audrey Frances Ritenour.
Emmert Lee and Elinor (Owens) Gochenour
Emmert Lee Gochenour with glasses and wearing a suit, is seated, with his wife, Elinor C. (Owens) Gochenour, standing beside him.
The couple married in 1942. They lived in Maurertown and raised two children together: Mildred Irene and Vernon Lee…
The couple married in 1942. They lived in Maurertown and raised two children together: Mildred Irene and Vernon Lee…
Emmett E. Sweeney
Photo of a school photograph from 1929 of Emmet E. Sweeney.
His parents were Charles Milton and Flora Bell (Wisman) Sweeney, a farming couple near Woodstock.
He married Kathleen Dean (Hottle) Sweeney.
His parents were Charles Milton and Flora Bell (Wisman) Sweeney, a farming couple near Woodstock.
He married Kathleen Dean (Hottle) Sweeney.
Emmy (Wilkins) Logan With Daughter
Photograph of Emmy Josephine (Wilkins) Logan in a print dress and seated with her unidentified daughter on her lap.
Emmy's parents were Samuel Arthur and Mamie Mae (Santmiers) Wilkins.
She married William H. Logan (1907-1986) in 1933.
We do…
Emmy's parents were Samuel Arthur and Mamie Mae (Santmiers) Wilkins.
She married William H. Logan (1907-1986) in 1933.
We do…
Emons and Eltie Boyer Sager & Two Sons
Damaged photograph of Emons Sager, his wife, Eltie Boyer Sager, and their two sons. The family lived in Stephens City.
Encampment on Woodstock Commons
Faded photograph of tents set up on the Commons, in front of Boyer Grocery Company, in Woodstock Virginia.
Endless Cavern Buses
Photograph of a line of buses from Endless Caverns, used to shuttle visitors to and from the train depot west of New Market and the Endless Caverns resort area.
The building housing the caverns entrance is visible on the left and the lodge is on…
The building housing the caverns entrance is visible on the left and the lodge is on…
Endless Caverns Information and Gift Shop
Photograph of the Information and Gift Shop for the Endless Caverns resort near New Market, Virginia.
In 2004, the building was still standing (in disrepair) and was located about a mile north of the present entrance to Endless Caverns.
In 2004, the building was still standing (in disrepair) and was located about a mile north of the present entrance to Endless Caverns.