Shenandoah County Library Archives

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1974 photograph of Hazel Woodville, a resident of Shenandoah County Virginia.

Postcard with a picture of a house in Powells Fort, Shenandoah County.

Powells Fort is the historic name given to a community in the northern portion of Fort Valley. The exact location of this scene is unknown.

Postcard with a picture of a house in Powells Fort, Shenandoah County.

Powells Fort is the historic name given to a community in the northern portion of Fort Valley. The exact location of this scene is unknown.

Photograph showing "employees, and members of their families and friends, of the Shenandoah Publishing House and the Northern Virginia Daily" at a picnic at Elizabeth Furnace in Powell's Fort Valley (now Fort Valley Virginia).

The individuals in…

Photograph showing the "Fort Brick Church" in Fort Valley Virginia. The image is undated. It is located in a photograph album that was maintained by Arlene Strickler.

This church and Trinty Church (pictured in the background) are currently home…

Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an aerial view of Fort Valley Virginia.

Postcard with a picture of the hotel established near the Waterlick White Sulphur Springs in Fort Valley Virginia.

Postcard with a picture of the Passage Creek which flows through Fort Valley Virginia to near Front Royal Virginia.

Postcard with a picture taken from atop the tower on Massanutten Mountain, near Woodstock Virginia.

The photograph looks east into Fort Valley Virginia.

Postcard with a picture of Passage Creek near the Seven Fountains Community in what is now Fort Valley Vriginia.

Drawing of Burner's Springs Resort, also known as Shenandoah Springs, in Fort Valley Virginia. The resort was constructed in "bowl-like hollow" that was surrounded by seven fountains. Six were within one acre of the resort but the seventh was piped…

Photograph of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church located in Fort Valley Virginia. The church was constructed in 1897 by a group of dissidents who left the St. David's Church Congregation. The two churches would reunite in 1965.

Picture of the St. Davids Lutheran Church in Fort Valley Virginia. The congregation was formed around 1816 when the Lutheran worshipers in Fort Valley established their own church. The building pictured was constructed in 1873 after the previous…

Teachers register for Slate Hill School No. 10 located in Fort Valley Virginia.

Photograph showing Benjamin Franklin Boyer and his wife Julia Penelope McInturff Boyer, both of Fort Valley Virginia.

Photograph of Ray Franklin Boyer (b. June 15 1918-d. July 5 1995) of Fort Valley Virginia.

Photograph showing Eva Mae Boyer (Ritenour) and Ray Franklin Boyer of Fort Valley. The family account notes Ray was bare footed because he had contracted poison ivy and couldn't wear his shoes.

Photograph of Ray Franklin Boyer and his sister Eva Boyer.

Photograph of a Boyer family in Fort Valley. From left to right are Benjamin Franklin Boyer Jr., Ray Franklin Boyer, and Myrtle Frances Cullers Boyer.

Photograph showing members of the Boyer family of Fort Valley Virginia. Pictured on the back row from left to right are:
-Sam Boyer who ran the Pelton Post Office
-Edith Boyer Burke
-Charlotte "Lottie" Munch Boyer. She married Sam Boyer after he…

Scan of a photograph showing Myrtle Frances Cullers Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia. . The photograph includes information about her watch.

Scan of a photograph showing Myrtle Frances Cullers Boyer of Fort Valley Virginia. .

Scan of a photograph showing Benjamin Franklin Boyer Jr. of Fort Valley Virginia.

Scan of a photograph showing Frank Boyer and Eddie Rhyman of Fort Valley Virginia in a horse and buggy.

Scan of a photograph showing Quinten Burke. of Fort Valley Virginia.
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