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Baby on a Chair
Unidentified baby posed on a chair.
A supporting adult's arm is discretely covered with a scarf on the left.
A supporting adult's arm is discretely covered with a scarf on the left.
Toddler on a Chair
Unidentified toddler seated on a pillowed chair.
Unknown Woman
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman with shoulder-length curled hair and wearing a dark dress with white collar and bow.
Emma Jewell and Children
Copy of another Morrison Studio photograph (number 023391) of Emma Alice (Brinker) Jewell, seated, with her children: William H. (right), Catherine L. (left), and George S. Jewell (on his mother's lap).
Emma A. Brinker was the daughter of Henry…
Emma A. Brinker was the daughter of Henry…
Two Little Blond Girls
Two unidentified blond girls standing together and wearing similarly styled dressed with bows in their hair.
Older Woman With Glasses
Unidentified older woman with glasses is seated and wearing a print dress with scalloping along the collar.
Woman With a Young Girl
Unidentified woman, seated, with an unidentified girl sitting on the chair's arm beside her.
Probably, this was a mother and her daughter.
Probably, this was a mother and her daughter.
Young Woman
Unidentified young woman standing by a chair and wearing striped socks.
Two Young Children
Two unidentified young children of different ages, a toddler and an older girl, are posed together.
Probably, these were siblings.
Probably, these were siblings.
Glen Wilson O'Rear's Birth Record
Photograph of the birth certification for Glen Wilson O'Rear, a white male born in Frederick County, on the 5th day of January 1913.
His parents were William T. O'Rear and Linnie May L. Fahnestock.
His parents were William T. O'Rear and Linnie May L. Fahnestock.
Girl With Bow in Her Hair
Unidentified young girl seated on chair with a bow in her hair and one leg under the other.
Man in a Suit
Photo of a portrait photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit and tie.
Morton E. Wolfson
Photo of a portrait photograph of Morton E. Wolfson wearing his VPI (now called Virginia Tech) uniform.
His uniform indicates he was a member of Virginia Tech's "Corps of Cadets".
His uniform indicates he was a member of Virginia Tech's "Corps of Cadets".
Morton Wolfson
Photo of a portrait photograph of Morton E. Wolfson as a young man.
His father was a tailor and operated Wolfson's Clothing Store in Strasburg for many years.
His father was a tailor and operated Wolfson's Clothing Store in Strasburg for many years.
Child With Toys
Photo of two separate images of the same unidentified young child. A different toy is visible is each image.
George D. and Audrey (Hottel) Stultz
George Dewey Stultz, seated on a bench, with his second wife, Audrey (Hottel) Stultz, standing beside him.
Audrey is wearing pearls and a corsage on her dress.
Audrey is wearing pearls and a corsage on her dress.
Russell Yates and Another Man
Photo of two separate image of two different men. The man on the left has been identified as Russell Yates. The man on the right is unidentified.
Janet (Dyke) Lambert
Photo of two separate images of Janet (Dyke) Lambert of Strasburg.
Her parents were Luther Edward and Annie Blanche (Doll) Dyke.
She was a member of Strasburg Christian Church.
Mrs. Lambert worked for Dr. James M. Winkfield, Sr. for many…
Her parents were Luther Edward and Annie Blanche (Doll) Dyke.
She was a member of Strasburg Christian Church.
Mrs. Lambert worked for Dr. James M. Winkfield, Sr. for many…
Teenaged Boy
Photo of a photograph of an unidentified young man, probably teenaged.
Little Girl
Unidentified little girl standing by a bench with a bow in her hair.
Girl With a Bow in her Hair
Unidentified young girl seated on a bench with her ankles crossed and wearing a bow in her short, curly hair.
Rev. Fred B. Wyand, Sr.
Photo of two separate images of Reverend Fred B. Wyand, Sr., who served as the Minister of the Strasburg Methodist Church from 1932-1935.
Reverend Fred B. Wyand was the son of Daniel Webster and Mary Etta (Snyder) Wyand, from Keedysville,…
Reverend Fred B. Wyand was the son of Daniel Webster and Mary Etta (Snyder) Wyand, from Keedysville,…
Helen Little
Helen Little with short wavy hair and seated on a bench.
Helen was the daughter of William Walter and Bess Susan (Stickley) Little.
Helen was the daughter of William Walter and Bess Susan (Stickley) Little.
Polly (Hamman) Haun
Polly (Hamman) Haun as a young woman wearing a fur coat.
Polly was the daughter of Abner Lee Sr. and Ora Harriet (Link) Hamman.
Her husband was Thomas Carroll "Pete" Haun.
Polly was the daughter of Abner Lee Sr. and Ora Harriet (Link) Hamman.
Her husband was Thomas Carroll "Pete" Haun.
Little Girl With Toy
Unidentified little girl with a bow in her hair is standing by a bench and a toy.