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Triplett Dam Near Woodstock
Photograph of the Triplett Dam that spans the North Fork of the Shenandoah River east of Woodstock.
This photograph was taken when the dam was flooded in 1910. During that flood, the dam was dynamitedon June 19, 1910. This photograph was taken…
This photograph was taken when the dam was flooded in 1910. During that flood, the dam was dynamitedon June 19, 1910. This photograph was taken…
Triplett Dam and Powerhouse
Photograph showing the damaged powerhouse and Triplett dam near Woodstock Virginia following a 1910 flood.
Today the site is home to Burnshire Dam.
This dam was originally the site of Rush's Mill before being purchased by J.I. Triplett in…
Today the site is home to Burnshire Dam.
This dam was originally the site of Rush's Mill before being purchased by J.I. Triplett in…
Triplett and Vehrencamp
Throughout the 20th century, one of Mt. Jackson’s most prominent commercial establishments was Triplett and Vehrencamp, a farm supply and hardware business. Located on Main Street, near the current town hall, this organization occupied a sprawling…
Triplett & Vehrencamp, Mount 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 Mount Jackson.
The building is no longer standing and was located where the town hall…
The building is no longer standing and was located where the town hall…
Trilby (Hollar) Daggett
Portrait photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett as a young woman with curly short hair and glasses. She is wearing a corsage pinned to her dress.
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.…
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.…
Trilby (Hollar) Daggett
Photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett as a girl in her drum majorette uniform.
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.
She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz Mills…
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.
She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz Mills…
Trilby (Hollar) Daggett
Photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett as a girl in her drum majorette uniform.
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mill.
She was a majorette in High School and with the Lantz Mill…
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mill.
She was a majorette in High School and with the Lantz Mill…
Trilby (Hollar) Daggett
Damaged portrait photograph of Trilby (Hollar) Daggett wearing faux pearls and glasses.
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.
She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz…
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mills.
She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz…
Trilby (Hollar) Daggett
Portrait photograph of Trilby Hollar as a young woman.
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mill.
She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz Mill Band.
Her first husband was…
Trilby was the daughter of Cecil E. and Winona Louise (Lantz) Hollar. She grew up in Lantz Mill.
She was a majorette in high school and with the Lantz Mill Band.
Her first husband was…
Trigger Jr. with Rider
Scan of a photograph dated August 30, 1951. The image shows the horse Trigger Jr. with Johnny Dellinger in the saddle at the Shenandoah County Fair. The horse was two years old at the time and was awarded second prize at the fair's August 29, 1951…
Trigger Jr.
Scan of a photograph showing Trigger Jr. at the 1950 Shenandoah County Fair.
Tri-County Choral Winners, 1931
Students comprising the "Tri-County Choral Contest Winners, 1931", as seen on the banner in the foreground. The photo was taken outside Woodstock High School.
Tri-County Choral Winners, 1931
Students comprising the "Tri-County Choral Contest Winners, 1931", as seen on the banner in the foreground. The photo was taken outside Woodstock High School.
Trees in Bloom
Photograph of a group of flowering trees in an orchard.
Treed Raccoons
Photograph taken in winter of a dog on its hind legs against a tree where two raccoons have taken refuge.
Tree
Photograph of a tree at an unknown location.
Tree
Color postcard with a picture of the tree somewhere in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Trays
Photograph of a group of monogrammed trays, some with handles.
Tray Made by Lenny Winesburg
Photograph of a tray made by Linden "Lenny" Winesburg in Edinburg, Virginia.
Traveler's Inn and Coffee Shop
Postcard with a photograph of "Traveler's Inn and Coffee Shop" in New Market Virginia. The card is dated June 1957.
While these businesses are closed, the structure still stands and is located on the west side of what is now S. Congress Street at…
While these businesses are closed, the structure still stands and is located on the west side of what is now S. Congress Street at…
Train crossing the Narrow Passage Railroad Bridge
Postcard with a photograph of a steam locomotive and train crossing the railroad bridge across Narrow Passage at the Willow Grove Community.
Train Crossing at Narrow Passage Creek
Photograph of a steam powered, passenger train crossing the viaduct over Narrow Passage Creek.
Steam from the engine is visible along the length of the train and light is shining through rail car windows.
Steam from the engine is visible along the length of the train and light is shining through rail car windows.
Traffic Accident Between Edinburg and Woodstock
Traffic accident involving a car and truck. A damaged sedan and an overturned truck trailer litter the road. Skid marks are also visible.
The photograph was taken on Route 11 from north of Edinburg and looking north towards Woodstock.
Signs on…
The photograph was taken on Route 11 from north of Edinburg and looking north towards Woodstock.
Signs on…
Trace Atkins and Felicia Plaugher
Scan of a photograph showing country music singer Trace Atkins and Felicia Plaugher of Toms Brook. Felicia also won one of the fair's demolition derby competitions during the year in which she was fair queen.
Tourist Wayside Home
Postcard with a picture of the "Tourist Wayside Home" in Strasburg Virginia.
The card declares the home was "The Place to Get a Good Night's Rest" and had heat, baths, garages, and breakfast.
"Mrs. O.L. Funk" is listed on the card. This…
The card declares the home was "The Place to Get a Good Night's Rest" and had heat, baths, garages, and breakfast.
"Mrs. O.L. Funk" is listed on the card. This…