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Photograph of a two-story, frame house with a metal roof, two chimneys and a covered porch. Four unidentified people and a cat are posed on the porch.

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Photo of a photograph of an unidentified two story home with a covered front porch supported by arched posts.

A chain link fence and trees are also visible.

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Photograph of a photograph of a two-story home with a covered porch and a few trees nearby.

The words, "Home of J.D. Welfley, Delaplane, Va." are written in the upper right of the image.

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Photo of a photograph of a 2-story home with a covered front porch, yard and perimeter fence.

The outline of a mountain is visible in the distance.

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View of Main Street (Route 11), Mt. Jackson, Virginia, looking north.

On the left, are the residences of the Helsleys and S.P. Lonas. Further down the block is Lonas Store.

The first house (Helsley) was taken down and is now the driveway for…

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Photograph of historic Happy Retreat, a stately home located in Charles Town, West Virginia.

Happy Retreat (also known as Charles Washington House and Mordington) is a historic property in Charles Town, West Virginia, which was originally owned…

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Photograph of an unidentified stone house.

This house was previously identified as the "Isaac Strickler House, Page County," but we have been unable to confirm the accuracy of this identification.

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Unidentified two-story farmhouse with a chimney and metal roof is located close to a dirt road. The site is surrounded by mountains and forest.

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Photograph of Carter Hall located east of Millwood, Virginia.

Carter Hall was the Millwood, Virginia, estate of Lt. Col. Nathaniel Burwell (1750–1814). It was built around 1797.

It is located in the northern Shenandoah Valley, off Virginia…

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Unidentified two-story frame house photographed from the side. Back porches are visible on both floors.

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Rear view of the Mt. Airy Farm house and part of the gardens located near Meems Bottom south of Mt. Jackson.

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Photograph of "Saratoga", a stately home located in Boyce, Clarke County.

The home was built by General Daniel Morgan in about 1781.

This photograph was used in the book, "Historic Homes of Northern Virginia" by John Wayland (pages 98-101).

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Photograph of historic Happy Retreat, a stately home located in Charles Town, West Virginia.

Happy Retreat (also known as Charles Washington House and Mordington) is a historic property in Charles Town, West Virginia, which was originally owned…

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View of a two-story house with a covered front porch and a trellised garden off to the side. An unidentified man is standing with a horse in the yard.

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Photograph of the gardens at Mt. Airy Farm just south of Mt. Jackson.

The house and a brick wall are also visible.

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Interior of one of the many rooms in Spengler Hall, a stately and historic home on the southern end of Strasburg.

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Photograph of "Llewellyn", a two story stone home located in Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia.

This photograph was used in the book, "In the Shadow of the Blue Ridge" by Mary G. Farland and Beverley B. Byrd (page 76).

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Photograph of the Stuart House located on the edge of downtown Staunton, Virginia.

The stately home was built in 1791 by Archibald Stuart.

This photograph was used on page 132 of the book, "Old Virginia Houses - Shenandoah" by Farrar and Hines.

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Photograph of "Llewellyn", a two story stone home located in Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia.

This photograph shows the front of the house located at 494 Llewellyn Lane, Berryville Virginia.

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Photograph of the Mark Bird House, commonly called the "Birds Nest Inn," in Woodstock Virginia.

Two arrows in the foreground point to survey posts marking the boundary of the lot utilized for the US Post Office.

It was originally owned by Mark…

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Photograph of the 2-story brick home with porches located at 144 West Spring Street in Woodstock, Virginia.

A small child and her wagon are visible on the right side of the image.

This home is known locally as Stickley Hall. It was built in…

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Photograph of the large Clanahan home on South Middle Road near Edinburg. Several people are on the front porch.

Identified are: David Green Clanahan on the far left (owner and builder), his wife, Ollie Florence (Lonas) Clanahan (far right),…

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Photograph of the Mark Bird House, commonly called the "Birds Nest Inn," in Woodstock Virginia.

It was originally owned by Mark Bird, a County Judge during the 19th century. After his death it was used alternatively as a residence, a school, and…

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Photograph of "Muhlenberg Hall" in Woodstock Virginia.

This was the original home of the Walton family. It was operated as a lodging house in the 1930s and 1940s by Mable Lee Walton.

During the 1940s and early 1950s it was a hospital operated…

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Photograph of the "Miller Home" on N. Muhlenberg Street in Woodstock Virginia.

The home later became Susan Miller Memorial Hospital during the 1930s and 1940s. When Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital opened in 1951, it then became Susan B. Miller…
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