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James "Jimmy" Chapman standing in his graduation cap and gown.

Photograph of three sisters: (from l to r) Alma Virginia (Saum) Chapman, Helen (Saum) Hockman, and Ruth (Saum) Fleming.

Their parents were Joseph Leslie and Elizabeth (Keller) Saum.

Their father was a farmer from the Saumsville area near…

Photograph of the Hunter B. Chapman family standing on the steps of their home on the corner of S. Muhlenberg and W. Court Streets in Woodstock.

Hunter B. Chapman is standing on the bottom right. His wife, Carrie (Stine) Chapman, is beside him. …

Photograph of four unidentified Native American men and one unidentified white man holding a picture of "Pawnee Bill."

The picture was taken at the Chapman Home, located at the intersection of N. Muhlenberg and W. Court Street in Woodstock…

Photograph of an engraved cup awarded to Hunter Boyd Chapman, Shenandoah Caverns, Virginia, on June 27, 1925. The award was presented by the American War Veterans Association "as a token of appreciation".

Hunter Boyd Chapman (ca 1866-1942) managed…

A portrait of young Carolyn Morrison Chapman sitting on a bench and wearing a collared dress.

Members of Massanutten Academy's 1915 football team.

Cadets in this image are, from left to right:

Front Row: Carl Nelson (team mascot)

Second row:

Clarence Osburn, James "Jimmy" Kekahulilani Mahikoa, Byrson G. Schutte (Team Captain), Ray…

Undated postcard showing the "Hunter B. Chapman" residence in Woodstock Virginia.

The structure is located at the intersection of Court and Muhlenberg Streets. Today it houses the Woodstock Museum and is also referred to as the Marshall House.