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Sutherland Grave Marker
Photograph of a stone cemetery marker with the name, "Sutherland", engraved on it.
Fresh flowers and an American flag mark the spot where someone has been recently buried.
Fresh flowers and an American flag mark the spot where someone has been recently buried.
Fresh Grave Covered With Flowers
Photograph of several flower arrangements lying over an unidentified fresh grave.
Headstones and outbuildings are visible in the background.
Headstones and outbuildings are visible in the background.
George and Lillie Readle Grave Stone
Photograph of the headstone for George F. Readle (born 1868) and his wife, Lillie L. Readle (1871-1945).
Holly Circle, Massanutten Cemetery, Woodstock
View of tombstones and graves in the area of Massanutten Cemetery known as Holley Circle.
The three large headstones in the foreground belong to Calvin, Rebecca, and Hubert H. Hottel.
The cemetery is located in Woodstock, Virginia.
The three large headstones in the foreground belong to Calvin, Rebecca, and Hubert H. Hottel.
The cemetery is located in Woodstock, Virginia.
Boyer Family Cemetery Stone
Photograph of the headstone for the Boyer family.
Three sons of J.D. and Rebecca Boyer are buried there.
They are:
Gilbert W. Boyer (Sept 12, 1873 - Sept 4, 1903)
Philip S. Boyer (Mar 23, 1880 - Sept 21, 1903)
Robert E.L. Boyer (Sept 12,…
Three sons of J.D. and Rebecca Boyer are buried there.
They are:
Gilbert W. Boyer (Sept 12, 1873 - Sept 4, 1903)
Philip S. Boyer (Mar 23, 1880 - Sept 21, 1903)
Robert E.L. Boyer (Sept 12,…
Hill Grave Marker
Photograph of the gravestone for the Hill family
Boyer Family Cemetery Stone
Photograph of the headstone for the Boyer family.
Three sons of J.D. and Rebecca Boyer are buried there.
They are:
Gilbert W. Boyer (Sept 12, 1873 - Sept 4, 1903)
Philip S. Boyer (Mar 23, 1880 - Sept 21, 1903)
Robert E.L. Boyer (Sept 12,…
Three sons of J.D. and Rebecca Boyer are buried there.
They are:
Gilbert W. Boyer (Sept 12, 1873 - Sept 4, 1903)
Philip S. Boyer (Mar 23, 1880 - Sept 21, 1903)
Robert E.L. Boyer (Sept 12,…
Hill Grave Marker
Photograph of a gravestone for the Hill family.
Fogal Family Cemetery Stone
Photograph of the headstone for the Fogal Family.
Three names are listed on the stone. They are: Charles L. (1853-), Annie V. (1869-), and Mary E. (1893-1910).
Three names are listed on the stone. They are: Charles L. (1853-), Annie V. (1869-), and Mary E. (1893-1910).
U.S. Military Cemetery, Nettuno, Italy
Photo of a postcard photograph of the U.S. Military Cemetery in Nettuno, Italy.
Rows of Gravestones
View looking down a row of tombstones in a cemetery.
Clem Headstone
Photograph of a stone marking the burial site of the "Clem" family. Emulsion damage is visible at the top of the image.
Harold P. Ralph's Grave
Photo of a photograph of the grave of Private Harold P. Ralph in Honolulu, Hawaii.
PFC. Ralph was killed in action in the Pacific Theater He died as a result of a direct bomb hit on his machine gun emplacement. It took place during the hours of…
PFC. Ralph was killed in action in the Pacific Theater He died as a result of a direct bomb hit on his machine gun emplacement. It took place during the hours of…
Wisman Monument
Photo of a drawing of the Wisman family gravesite monument as envisioned and illustrated by the Virginia Granite Company.
The monument includes a sculpture of a woman sitting on top of a large granite base. The words, "The memory of the good is…
The monument includes a sculpture of a woman sitting on top of a large granite base. The words, "The memory of the good is…
Harold P. Ralph's Grave
Photo of a photograph of the grave of Private Harold P. Ralph in Honolulu, Hawaii.
PFC. Ralph was killed in action in the Pacific Theater He died as a result of a direct bomb hit on his machine gun emplacement. It took place during the hours of…
PFC. Ralph was killed in action in the Pacific Theater He died as a result of a direct bomb hit on his machine gun emplacement. It took place during the hours of…
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.
Lichliter Grave Marker
Photograph of a gravestone for the Lichliter family.
Cemetery in Winter
Photograph of an unidentified cemetery taken in winter and showing graves covered in snow.
Finley Family Headstones
Photograph of two engraved tombstones, one for Clara L. Finley (1872-1912), wife of John H. Finley, and a smaller one for their son, William D. Finley (1899-1900).
Columbia Furnace Cemetery Photograph and Letter
Photograph and letter sent to Margaret "Daisy" Hickman from Charles Kessler Coffman in reference to a rose bush Charles had placed on the grave of Margaret's mother Angeline Campbell.
Angeline's grave is located in the "Old" Columbia Furnace Union…
Angeline's grave is located in the "Old" Columbia Furnace Union…
"October 2" 1914"
Two photographs. One showing a cemetery in an unknown location and a second showing an unidentified woman inside that cemetery. Both photographs are labeled on the reverse "October 2" 1914."
The Historic Mount Jackson Colored Cemetery Brochure
A brochure printed to describe the history of the Mt. Jackson Colored Cemetery around the time of the cemetery's re-dedication in 2004.
Emma Miller at the Mt. Jackson Confederate Cemetery
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing Emma Miller of Mt. Jackson on her horse Sparkin at the Confederate Cemetery in Mt. Jackson Virginia. Emma was a popular show rider known for her horse's tricks and the wife of Walt Miller.
"Confederate Monument", Mt. Jackson Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Confederate Monument located at Our Soldiers Cemetery in Mt. Jackson Virginia.
Confederate Monument, Mt. Jackson, VA
Postcard with a picture of the Confederate Monument in Mt. Jackson Virginia.
The monument is located at what is now known as "Our Soldiers Cemetery." The card notes 350 men were buried there, 112 unknown Confederates.
The monument is located at what is now known as "Our Soldiers Cemetery." The card notes 350 men were buried there, 112 unknown Confederates.