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Girl on Running Board
Photo of a photograph of an unidentified little girl in her Sunday best standing on the running board of a vintage automobile.
Unknown Couple
Unidentified man, seated, with an unidentified woman standing beside him.
Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Graduate
Unidentified young woman standing in the studio in her graduation cap and gown.
Woman in a Hat
Unidentified woman, seated, and wearing a hat, necklace and watch pinned to her chest.
Graduate
Unidentified young woman standing in the studio in her graduation cap and gown.
Receipt
Photograph of the paper receipt produced by Dr. Roy C. Fravel for a $29 house call dated 1949.
The call may have been to a Mrs. Emily or Emery Bushong, but it cannot be confirmed.
The call may have been to a Mrs. Emily or Emery Bushong, but it cannot be confirmed.
Evelyn Marie (Wolverton) Crabill
Evelyn M. Wolverton, shirtless, and seated on a bench as a toddler.
Evelyn was the daughter of Fred Gordon (1891-1983) and Rena May (Keller) (1893-1974) Wolverton.
Evelyn was the daughter of Fred Gordon (1891-1983) and Rena May (Keller) (1893-1974) Wolverton.
Graduate
Photograph of an unidentified graduate standing in the studio in his cap and gown.
Young Man Seated
Unidentified young man seated on a bench and wearing riding boots.
Young Woman
Portrait of an unidentified young woman with short hair and wearing a pearl necklace.
Young Child on a Bench
Unidentified young child seated on a bench in the studio.
Young Woman in Pearls
Portrait of an unidentified young woman wearing a short-sleeved knit sweater and a faux pearl necklace.
Evelyn M. and Irving Wolverton
Photograph of Evelyn Wolverton as a toddler with her older brother, Irving K. Wolverton, standing beside her.
They were two of the children born to Fred Gordon (1891-1993) and Rena May (Keller) (1893-1974) Wolverton.
They were two of the children born to Fred Gordon (1891-1993) and Rena May (Keller) (1893-1974) Wolverton.
"Jones"
The name, "Jones", is written on the glass plate of this image of an unidentified young man standing by a bench and wearing riding boots.
John Strother Calvert
John Strother Calvert was born in New Market to George and Ann (Clinedinst) Calvert. He came from a large family but never married.
Census data place him living in Richmond by 1900-1910. After that, he lived in Philadelphia, then Georgia, for a…
Census data place him living in Richmond by 1900-1910. After that, he lived in Philadelphia, then Georgia, for a…
Man in a Cap
Unidentified man standing beside a bench and wearing a suit and tie with a cap on his head.
Two Images; Same Woman
Photo of a photograph of two separate images of the same unidentified woman displayed beside each other.
Young Woman Standing
Unidentified young woman wearing a bow in her hair, a necklace, and lace-up shoes standing beside a chair.
James G. Kotsianas
Portrait photograph of James G. Kotsianas.
A native of Kalesmenon, Greece, James was the proprietor of the New York Restaurant on Court Square in Woodstock, Virginia, from 1922-1947. He was known locally as “Jimmy the Greek”.
We are unsure of…
A native of Kalesmenon, Greece, James was the proprietor of the New York Restaurant on Court Square in Woodstock, Virginia, from 1922-1947. He was known locally as “Jimmy the Greek”.
We are unsure of…
Child Standing on a Chair
Unidentified young child standing on a chair.
Young Woman
Portrait of an unidentified young woman with short hair.
Unknown Woman
Unidentified woman wearing wire glasses and a plaid collar on her dress.
Two Young Women and a Baby
Two unidentified young women, one seated and one standing. The woman who is seated is holding a baby on her lap.
The two young women resemble each other and may have been sisters.
The two young women resemble each other and may have been sisters.
Elizabeth "Eliza" Clinedinst Crim
Portrait of Elizabeth “Eliza” Clinedinst Crim.
Eliza was also known as “Mother Crim” due to her actions following the Civil War Battle of New Market caring for cadets from the Virginia Military Institute.
Eliza was also known as “Mother Crim” due to her actions following the Civil War Battle of New Market caring for cadets from the Virginia Military Institute.
Toddler on a Chair
Unidentified toddler, barefoot, and seated on a chair in the studio.