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Jack and Nancy Gaines With Children
Photograph of the Gaines family.
Pictured (l to r) are: Nancy Anne (Gaines) Scher, her father, Jack A. Gaines, his wife, Nancy (McLanahan) Gaines, and their son, Jackson Gregory "Guy" Gaines.
Both Jack and Nancy were educators in Shenandoah…
Pictured (l to r) are: Nancy Anne (Gaines) Scher, her father, Jack A. Gaines, his wife, Nancy (McLanahan) Gaines, and their son, Jackson Gregory "Guy" Gaines.
Both Jack and Nancy were educators in Shenandoah…
Jack and Glenn Ann (Patterson) Marsh
Photograph of John O. "Jack" Marsh standing with his wife, Glenn Ann (Patterson) Marsh. The couple is surrounded by other people at what appears to be a campaign event.
Jack Marsh is best remembered for his distinguished career in local and…
Jack Marsh is best remembered for his distinguished career in local and…
Jack "Jackie" R. Crabill
Portrait photograph of Jackie R. Crabill as a young man wearing his U.S. Navy uniform.
His parents were Clarence and Ruth Ida (Ridings) Crabill. Jackie was from Toms Brook.
His parents were Clarence and Ruth Ida (Ridings) Crabill. Jackie was from Toms Brook.
J.W. Clinedinst Co. in New Market
Photograph of the J.W. Clinedinst Company in New Market, Virginia.
The sign on the left advertises their main services as automobile painting and trimming. In addition, they repaired "tops, fenders, and bodies".
Several unidentified men,…
The sign on the left advertises their main services as automobile painting and trimming. In addition, they repaired "tops, fenders, and bodies".
Several unidentified men,…
J.R. Miller's Tailor Shop
A photograph showing the interior of the tailor shop belonging to J.R. Miller. The tailor shop was located on Main Street in Woodstock, Virginia. The photograph shows several young men working.
J.R. Miller, Josephine Miller, and unidentified woman
Photograph showing J.R. Miller holding his daughter Josephine Miller (Lynn) along with an unidentified woman in from of the Miller residence at the corner of Muhlenberg and Spring Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
J.R. Miller, Josephine Miller, and Mary Miller
Photograph showing J.R. Miller holding his daughter Josephine Miller (Lynn) next to his wife Mary Miller. The photograph was taken in front of their residence at the intersection of Muhlenberg and Spring Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
J.R. Miller Tailor Shop
A photograph showing the interior of the tailor shop belonging to J.R. Miller. The tailor shop was located in Woodstock, Virginia. The photograph shows several young men working.
J.R. Miller and Josephine Miller on horse
Photograph showing J.R. Miller holding his daughter Josephine Miller (Lynn) while on a horse. The photograph was taken near the intersection of Muhlenberg and Spring Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
J.R. Miller
Photograph showing J.R. Miller in front of his residence in Woodstock Virginia.
J.R. & Mary & Josephine
Photograph showing J.R., Josephine, and Mary Miller in front of their residence at the corner of Muhlenberg and Spring Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
J.P.G. Muhlenberg's Call to Arms Sermon
Damaged photo of a postcard titled, "There is a Time for All Things". The illustration captures the moment when Rev. J.P.G. Muhlenberg famously issued his call to arms sermon in January, 1776.
After his speech, he threw off his minister's robe,…
After his speech, he threw off his minister's robe,…
J.P.G. Muhlenberg's Call to Arms
Damaged photo of a postcard with a depiction of John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg giving his famous sermon in January 1776 to recruit continental soldiers in Woodstock Virginia.
J.P.G. Muhlenberg
Photo of a postcard showing an illustrated version of John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, a Lutheran minister, statesman, and military officer from the the American Revolutionary War era.
At the bottom, a replica of his signature appears.
The…
At the bottom, a replica of his signature appears.
The…
J.P.G. Muhlenberg
Photo of a postcard showing an illustrated version of John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, a Lutheran minister, statesman, and military officer from the the American Revolutionary War era.
The original postcard was published to celebrate the…
The original postcard was published to celebrate the…
J.I. Triplett Mill and Rail Yard, Woodstock VA.
Photograph showing the rail line in Woodstock, Virginia, and several buildings located on W. Court and Commerce Streets.
Pictured on the left of the image is J.I. Triplett's steam mill. That building still stands in 2025 and is home to several…
Pictured on the left of the image is J.I. Triplett's steam mill. That building still stands in 2025 and is home to several…
J.H. Tisinger Farm - Barn and Animals
Photograph of the barn, silos, animals, and hay of the J.H. Tisinger Farm in Mt. Jackson, Virginia.
An unidentified man is visible on the lower left near the horse-drawn cart.
An unidentified man is visible on the lower left near the horse-drawn cart.
J.B. Clem, Jr General Merchandise
Group of unidentified people in front of Jacob B. "Byrd" Clem's General Store in Maurertown, Virginia.
The store still stands and was later known as Markley's Store. It is located at 24851 Old Valley Pike.
According to Margaret (Clem)…
The store still stands and was later known as Markley's Store. It is located at 24851 Old Valley Pike.
According to Margaret (Clem)…
J. William Foltz and Hazel V. (Foltz) Seal
Photograph of James William "J.Wm" or "Bill" Foltz as a young child on a wicker chair and posed beside his older sister, Hazel Virginia (Foltz) Seal.
Their parents were William Buford and Maude (Hoover) Foltz, a farming family from St. Luke.
Their parents were William Buford and Maude (Hoover) Foltz, a farming family from St. Luke.
J. Kirby Barb
Portrait photograph of J. Kirby Barb in his U.S. Army uniform.
Kirby Barb was the son of Hosea Columbus and Bessie Victoria (Dellinger) Barb.
His first wife was Margaret Louise (Miller) Barb (1924-1956).
He married again to Anna Elizabeth…
Kirby Barb was the son of Hosea Columbus and Bessie Victoria (Dellinger) Barb.
His first wife was Margaret Louise (Miller) Barb (1924-1956).
He married again to Anna Elizabeth…