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Laura Pence Funkhouser
Portrait photograph of Laura Catherine Pence Funkhouser.
Laura lived in the Pleasant Valley community of Shenandoah County which is approximately 2 miles west of Mt. Jackson Virginia. She married Joseph Funkhouser on March 26, 1896 and had 5…
Laura lived in the Pleasant Valley community of Shenandoah County which is approximately 2 miles west of Mt. Jackson Virginia. She married Joseph Funkhouser on March 26, 1896 and had 5…
Girl with Dog
Scan of a photograph strip with five images showing a girl holding a dog in various poses. Both the girl and the creator of the photographs are unknown.
Unidentified Women Photographic Strip
Scan of a photograph strip with five images showing two different women. Both the women and the creator of the photographs are unknown.
African American Women Photograph Strip
Scan of a photograph strip with five images showing two different African American women. Both the women and the creator of the photographs are unknown.
Unidentified Teen Girl
Photograph of an unidentified teen girl.
Letter, Douglas V. Evans to Margaret Hoffman, January 26 1941
Letter sent from Douglas V. Evans to Margaret Hoffman congratulating her being named to the honor role while a student at Madison College, now James Madison University.
Douglas V. Evans was principal of the Woodstock High School when Margaret…
Douglas V. Evans was principal of the Woodstock High School when Margaret…
Woman Sweeping Porch
Photograph of an unidentified woman standing on the front porch and holding a broom.
Three Women and Child
Photograph of three women with a young girl. The photograph was taken ca. 1914. On the back of the photo, someone identified them as Mary James, Mrs. Brushwood (?), Margaret Virginia, and Mae Agnes Evans.
"October 2" 1914"
Two photographs. One showing a cemetery in an unknown location and a second showing an unidentified woman inside that cemetery. Both photographs are labeled on the reverse "October 2" 1914."
"Steady, Take Aim, Fire!"
Photograph from an album entitled "Our Trip" to Strasburg VA, dated September 1901. The album is dedicated to "Ethel Bowman" whose parents hosted the travelers during their visit and who labeled each photograph.
The photograph shows an…
The photograph shows an…
Unidentified Girls
Photograph showing two unidentified girls at Camp Strawderman west of Edinburg Virginia.
Group at Camp Strawderman
Photograph showing a group of girls and one male subject at Camp Strawderman. The reverse of the image is labeled "Hike to Orkney."
Girls with Car and Horses
Photograph showing a group of girls at Camp Strawderman in a car and several on horseback. The image is undated and the subjects are unidentified.
The reverse of the photograph is labeled "Which is Blanche? I want to be sure I'll know her."
The reverse of the photograph is labeled "Which is Blanche? I want to be sure I'll know her."
Water Show
Photograph showing women participating in a "water show" at Camp Strawderman west of Edinburg Virginia.
Group at Camp Strawderman
Photograph showing a group of four girls and one boy at Camp Strawderman west of Edinburg, All subjects of the photograph are unknown.
Girls on Horseback
Photograph showing a group of unidentified girls on horseback at Camp Strawderman west of Edinburg Virginia.
Camp Strawderman Scene
Photograph showing girls on horseback at Camp Strawderman west of Edinburg Virginia.
Unidentified Girls at Camp Strawderman
Color photograph showing seven unidentified girls at Camp Strawderman, located west of Edinburg Virginia.
Amanda Brown
Moving to Shenandoah County in 1950, Amanda Brown turned the fields surrounding her house east of Maurertown into a “nature paradise” filled with plants that supported birds and small animals.
When she wasn’t planting Amanda supported the…
When she wasn’t planting Amanda supported the…
Bonnie Mawyer
Bonnie Mawyer came to Shenandoah County in 1975. Her and her husband Roger moved to the Avendale Acres subdivision in Mt. Jackson after he was hired to manage the WSIG radio station.
A third grade teacher at New Market Elementary School, Bonnie…
A third grade teacher at New Market Elementary School, Bonnie…
Dorothy Campbell
In 1975 Dorothy L. Campbell became a clerk at the post office in Woodstock. A Shenandoah Valley-Herald report on her hiring noted she had a high score of over 96 on the Civil Service examination needed to secure that position. According to Postmaster…
