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Photograph showing five of the six children born to Leo Snarr and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr.

The children are, from left to right:

Seated: Steve Snarr, Tom Snarr, Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly

Standing: Karen Snarr-Beiler and John Snarr

Photograph showing five of the six children born to Leo Snarr and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr.

The children are, from left to right: Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly, John Snarr, Karen Snarr-Beiler, Tom Snarr, and Steve Snarr.

Photograph showing five of the six children born to Leo Snarr and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr.

The children are, from left to right:

Seated: Steve Snarr, Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly, Tom Snarr

Standing: Karen Snarr-Beiler, John Snarr

Photograph showing five of the six children born to Leo Snarr and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr.

The children are, from left to right:

Seated: Steve Snarr, Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly, Tom Snarr

Standing: Karen Snarr-Beiler, John Snarr

Photograph showing five of the six children born to Leo Snarr and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr.

The children are, from left to right:

Seated: Steve Snarr, Tom Snarr, Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly

Standing: Karen Snarr-Beiler, Tom Snarr

Photograph showing five of the six children born to Leo Snarr and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr.

The children are, from left to right: Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly, John Snarr, Karen Snarr-Beiler, Tom Snarr, and Steve Snarr.

Five unidentified teen-aged students posed in front of one of the buildings on the Shenandoah Valley Academy campus in New Market.

Photograph of five trophies on a table, each with engravings. The word "State" is visible on them and each one appears to have a town mentioned on the last line -- Harrisonburg, Woodstock, Strasburg.

Five unidentified women are standing together behind a table with six lit candles and a floral decoration on it.

The woman on the far right is wearing a corsage.

Possibly, these were siblings.

Five unidentified women standing side-by-side.

Probably, these women were related to each other.

Group of five unidentified women. The woman seated in the center of the image appears older than the others and may have been their mother.

Five unidentified women photographed together in natural light. Two are wearing hats.

Five unidentified women, all wearing clothes from the early 20th century, are posed together.

Five unidentified women, posed together in the studio.

The woman on the far right has been tentatively identified as Martha J. Burner, however, we have not been able to confirm it.

Five unidentified women, two seated and three standing, are posed together.

Possibly, these were sisters.

Photograph of five women from the Woodstock area. They are (l to r):

Front: Betty (Bemis) Lambert, Marian (Emswiller) Penton, and Hannah (Peer) Gallier.

Standing in back: Fay (Conner) Miller and Marian (Bashaw) French.

Five unidentified women are seated together on office chairs, all with their hands in their laps.

Five unidentified older woman, all wearing corsages, are seated around a dining room table.

A large cake is on the table and indicates this was a special occasion.

There is a family resemblance. It is possible these were sisters.

Five unidentified young men, all wearing overalls and caps, are posed together in the studio.

Five unidentified young men posed together, two standing and three seated in front.

All are wearing caps or hats, and all appear with a cigarette either in their mouth or in their hand.

Unidentified young man in a checkered suit, striped shirt and tie with a starched collar, is seated with four unidentified young women standing around him.

The four women are all wearing skirts and blouses with belts.

Five unidentified young people, two men and three women, are posed together in two rows.

Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing a flag with "Ring the Bell" beside a corn field.

Unidentified girls participating in raising the flag at Camp Strawderman. The building in the back is "Columbia Furnace", one of the camp's cabins.

Postcard showing Flat Rock Church of the Brethren located in Shenandoah County Virginia.

The caption reads "Flat Rock Church Near Timberville, Va."

The card is dated 1907.
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