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Mrs. Balengee
Photograph of Mrs. Balengee, the wife of a Methodist minister. She lived in the Hite House in Woodstock. Her next door neighbor was Mary Ann Williamson.
The Balengees moved to Shenandoah County after they retired.
The person on the left has…
The Balengees moved to Shenandoah County after they retired.
The person on the left has…
Mr. Vincent L. Leonhardt
Portrait photograph of Mr. Vincent Leon Leonhardt wearing a well-made suit and tie. He is best remembered for his years in Woodstock as the tailor for the students of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA).
Born in Alsace, his native language was…
Born in Alsace, his native language was…
Mr. Vincent L. Leonhardt
Portrait photograph of Vincent Leon Leonhardt wearing a well-made suit and tie.
He is best remembered for his years in Woodstock as the tailor for the students of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA).
Born in Alsace, his native language was…
He is best remembered for his years in Woodstock as the tailor for the students of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA).
Born in Alsace, his native language was…
Mr. Stokes and His Wife
Portrait photograph of Mr. Stokes and his wife.
Mr. Stokes ran an appliance store in Strasburg.
The name, "Stokes", is written on the glass plate.
Mr. Stokes ran an appliance store in Strasburg.
The name, "Stokes", is written on the glass plate.
Mr. Reedy
Portrait photograph of a man wearing glasses and a suit and tie. His last name has been identified as Reedy but we do not know his first name.
Mr. Duke's House
Picture showing "Mr. Duke's House" near Harrisonburg Virginia with description of the view from that location.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vanderbilt
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vanderbilt at their Mt. Airy Farm located just south of Mt. Jackson on the east side of Route 11 along Meems Bottom.
Mr. and Mrs. Foltz
Portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Foltz who lived on Middle Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Crisman
Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Crisman posed together. We do not know their first names.
Mr. & Mrs. James Moreland
Photograph of "Mr. and Mrs. James Moreland" standing beside the carcass of a deer, hung upside down.
James Franklin Moreland (1914-1974) lived in Edinburg, and was the son of George and Sally (Clem) Moreland.
James had four wives. Which of…
James Franklin Moreland (1914-1974) lived in Edinburg, and was the son of George and Sally (Clem) Moreland.
James had four wives. Which of…
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Copp
Portrait photograph of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Copp later in their lives.
Both are wearing round glasses. Mrs. Copp has a corsage pinned to her jacket. George A. Copp is wearing a bow tie.
Both are wearing round glasses. Mrs. Copp has a corsage pinned to her jacket. George A. Copp is wearing a bow tie.
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Rush
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Charlie Rush posed with his wife.
The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
Mr. Vincent L. Leonhardt
Portrait photograph of Mr. Vincent Leon Leonhardt wearing a well-made suit and tie.
He is best remembered for his years in Woodstock as the tailor for the students of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA).
Born in Alsace, his native language was…
He is best remembered for his years in Woodstock as the tailor for the students of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA).
Born in Alsace, his native language was…
Moyers Motor Company Inc.
Postcard showing a wrecker utilized by Moyer Motor Company Inc. in New Market Virginia. The company was a Ford Motor dealership from ca. 1930 until ca. 1990.
Moyers Motor Company
Photograph of Moyers Motor Company in New Market Virginia. The company was a Ford dealership located on Congress Street in New Market. They also operated an Esso Service Station and sold GE appliances.
Based on the license plates of the vehicles…
Based on the license plates of the vehicles…
Moyers House as shown from Doc Downeys
Photograph showing what was then called the Moyer House in Edinburg Virginia. It is located along Stoney Creek Road (now Boulevard) just west of town. The library now stands in the adjacent field.
The image is labeled "Moyers House as shown from…
The image is labeled "Moyers House as shown from…
Mouth Stony Creek Near Edinburg VA
Photographic postcard showing the mouth of Stony Creek west of Edinburg Virginia.
The card is dated 1911.
The card is dated 1911.
Mountain View, Woodstock Virginia
Picture of a house titled "Mountain View" near Woodstock Virginia.
Mountain View Tourist Home and Tea Room
Postcard showing the Mountain View Tourist Home and Tea Room located on Lee Highway one mile east of New Market VA. The site featured a free garage, cabins, and campground and was operated by Mrs. F.L. Bingham.
Mountain View Inn, Zepp, VA
Photographic postcard with an image of the "Mountain View Inn, Zepp Virginia."
Zepp lies in the northwestern portion of Shenandoah County along Cedar Creek. The exact location of this Inn and other details are unknown.
The image was taken and…
Zepp lies in the northwestern portion of Shenandoah County along Cedar Creek. The exact location of this Inn and other details are unknown.
The image was taken and…
Mountain View from Woodstock, Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Massanutten Mountain as seen from Woodstock Virginia.
Mountain View from Woodstock, VA
Postcard with a picture of the Massanutten Mountain taken from near Woodstock Virginia.
Mountain View from Supin Lick-Bryce's Hillside Cottages
Photographic postcard showing a view of mountains in the Basye Community of Shenandoah County. The photograph was taken from "Supin Lick" or Supinlick Ridge which forms the western part of the valley that community lies in and which Bryce's Hillside…
Mountain View
View of mountains. Fenced enclosures are in the middle of the image and blooms are visible in the foreground.
Mountain Spring Park
Postcard showing the Mountain Spring Park located on the Lee Highway near New Market Virginia.
The house was the last structure before the New Market Gap and was demolished around 1950 when the road was altered.
The house was the last structure before the New Market Gap and was demolished around 1950 when the road was altered.