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Stanley S. "Stoney" Stoneburner
Portrait photograph of Stanley Shrum "Stoney" Stoneburner as a young man wearing a suit and tie.
His parents were Joseph Fravel and Ada Belle (Shrum) Stoneburner.
He never married.
His parents were Joseph Fravel and Ada Belle (Shrum) Stoneburner.
He never married.
Stanley Tobias Clem
Portrait photograph of Stanley Tobias Clem as a young man.
He was one of at least ten children born to Tobias Samuel (1887-1957) and Maggie Catherine (Walters) (1896-1952) Clem, a farming couple in Fort Valley.
Stanley Clem was a 1946 graduate…
He was one of at least ten children born to Tobias Samuel (1887-1957) and Maggie Catherine (Walters) (1896-1952) Clem, a farming couple in Fort Valley.
Stanley Clem was a 1946 graduate…
Stanley Tobias Clem
Portrait photograph of Stanley Tobias Clem (1927-2009) wearing his Civil Air Patrol uniform. The markings on his shoulder indicate he was a cadet in this photo.
Stanley was one of at least ten children born to Tobias Samuel (1887-1957) and Maggie…
Stanley was one of at least ten children born to Tobias Samuel (1887-1957) and Maggie…
Stanley Tobias Clem & Perry T. Heishman
Photograph of Stanley Tobias Clem (on the left) with his arm around Perry T. Heishman.
Both are wearing Civil Air Patrol Uniforms. They were part a group of Shenandoah County residents who joined the Civil Air Patrol at a meeting at Edinburg High…
Both are wearing Civil Air Patrol Uniforms. They were part a group of Shenandoah County residents who joined the Civil Air Patrol at a meeting at Edinburg High…
Stanley Wakeman and Tom Eagle
Photograph of Stanley Wakeman (on left) receiving an award with his show cow from Tom Eagle at the Shenandoah County Fair.
Star Tannery Residents to Hold meeting on Post Office
Article about a meeting to discuss the post office in Star Tannery Virginia
Starless Clayton Henry
Portrait photograph of Starless Clayton Henry as a young man.
He was born in Luray to William R. and Virginia Belle (Henry) Henry.
By the time he registered for the WWI draft, he was married and had three children. The family lived in…
He was born in Luray to William R. and Virginia Belle (Henry) Henry.
By the time he registered for the WWI draft, he was married and had three children. The family lived in…
Starner Memorial
Photo of a photograph of the Starner Family Stone in an unidentified cemetery.
The number "2459" with an unidentified company logo is printed along the bottom of the original image.
The number "2459" with an unidentified company logo is printed along the bottom of the original image.
State agrees- Town's historic district is a landmark
Article about the Virginia Historic Resource Board's decision to approve Mt. Jackson's historic district application
State Fish Hatchery, Front Royal, VA
Color postcard with a picture of Virginia's State Fish Hatchery located near Front Royal Virginia.
State Normal School, Harrisonburg VA
Postcard showing the State Normal School, now James Madison University, in Harrisonburg Virginia.
State Police Trooper
Portrait photograph of an unidentified man in his Virginia State Police uniform.
Statement of Premiums
Scan of two statements of premiums awarded to Rebecca "Becky" Morris of Toms Brook at the 1970 Shenandoah County Fair.
Statue
Photo of a photograph of a statue of a woman wearing clothing from centuries ago and looking down at her clasped hands in front of her.
Steam Engine in Field
Photograph of a steam engine pulling people in a field.
Steam Engine Pulling Wagons
Photograph showing a steam traction engine pulling two wagons filled with people during a celebration.
The photograph is part of a grouping donated by the Olinger family and dated ca. 1904.
The photograph is part of a grouping donated by the Olinger family and dated ca. 1904.
Stella (Wymer) Stickley
Portrait photograph of Stella Virginia (Wymer) Stickley as a young woman.
Her parents were David Earl (1892-1962) and Edna May (Mayhew) (1895-1936) Wymer.
She married Jay Hunter Stickley (1918-2001).
The name, "Stella Wymer", is written on…
Her parents were David Earl (1892-1962) and Edna May (Mayhew) (1895-1936) Wymer.
She married Jay Hunter Stickley (1918-2001).
The name, "Stella Wymer", is written on…
Stella Bly and Isabelle Mowery
Photograph showing Stella Bly (left) and Isabelle Mowery (right) behind a car with their dog. The photograph was taken around 1930.
Stella M. (Cullers) Bailey
Portrait photograph of Stella May (Cullers) Bailey as a young woman. She married Marvin Bailey.
Stella V. (Wymer) Stickley
Stella V. (Wymer) Stickley with short curled hair and seated on the arm of a chair.
Stella was the daughter of David Earl (1892-1962) and Edna May (Mayhew) (1895-1936) Wymer.
She married Jay Hunter Stickley (1918-2001) in 1950.
Stella was the daughter of David Earl (1892-1962) and Edna May (Mayhew) (1895-1936) Wymer.
She married Jay Hunter Stickley (1918-2001) in 1950.
Stemple's Saloon
Scan of a glass plate negative showing a group of men in front of "Stemple's Saloon" in an unknown location.
Stephen Hollar
Photograph of Stephen Hollar.
The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
Stephen Monument, Martinsburg, W, VA.
Postcard with a picture of the Stephen Monument in Martinsburg West Virginia. It was constructed to honor Adam Stephen who established Martinsburg.
Stephens Siblings
Photo of two separate photographs of the Stephens siblings.
Identified as (l to r):
Seated: Kenny, Sally, and Keith Stephens
Standing: Tim and Sam Stephens.
Identified as (l to r):
Seated: Kenny, Sally, and Keith Stephens
Standing: Tim and Sam Stephens.
Sterno Canned Heat Advertisement
Photograph of an advertisement for Sterno Canned Heat for instant cooking.
The product is advertised as instant heat for any purpose and claims to aid in quickly making food outdoors while posing no threat to forests.
The product is advertised as instant heat for any purpose and claims to aid in quickly making food outdoors while posing no threat to forests.