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Ruth Finks
Photograph of Ruth Finks as it appeared in the "Shenandoah Herald and Shenandoah Valley" newspaper, November 27 1974.
Amanda Brown
Moving to Shenandoah County in 1950, Amanda Brown turned the fields surrounding her house east of Maurertown into a “nature paradise” filled with plants that supported birds and small animals.
When she wasn’t planting Amanda supported the…
When she wasn’t planting Amanda supported the…
Franklin "Frank" Stoneburner
Portrait of Franklin "Frank" Stoneburner in a suit and standing next to a chair.
Frankin lived in Maurertown Virginia and was a well known farmer.
Frankin lived in Maurertown Virginia and was a well known farmer.
Harry Cavinal and Beulah Cavinal
Portrait of Harry and Beulah Cavinal from Maurertown in about 1913.
Maurertown School
The second Maurertown School was built in 1911 and replaced a one room schoolhouse nearby. This school was built south of town on the east side of Rt. 11. It served the community until 1941, when it was sold to James Bowers who turned it into a fruit…
Maurertown School House
Photograph of the school house in Maurertown, Virginia. The building is no longer standing.
Harry Ritenour's Blacksmith Shop
Blacksmith William Harrison "Harry" Ritenour, standing in the doorway of his shop in Maurertown. He is holding his young daughter, Mary Frances Ritenour Crabtree. His son, Wilmer Ritenour is standing beside him.
Blacksmith Shop
Photograph of Harry Ritenour's Blacksmith shop in Maurertown with several unidentified people, horses, and a buggy shown.
W.E. McInturff Store
Store building in Maurertown Virginia.
The store was operated by W.E. McInturff as a general store that sold a variety of products to the local population. It was open during early to mid 20th century.
The building pictured no longer stands.…
The store was operated by W.E. McInturff as a general store that sold a variety of products to the local population. It was open during early to mid 20th century.
The building pictured no longer stands.…
Maurertown Depot
Photograph of the Maurertown Rail Depot with several unidentified men and boys in front of it. The boys are barefoot and the sign advises: "Harrisonburg 43.1 miles" and "Manassas 69.3 miles".
The building is no longer standing.
The building is no longer standing.
Home of Harold Morrison Sr. and Loise Morrison
Photograph of Harold Morrison, Sr., his wife Loise Ambrose Morrison, and their dog Brownie sitting on the porch of their home.
The structure was located on U.S. Route 11, east of Pugh's Run.
Harold Morrison was the son of Hugh Morrison, Jr.,…
The structure was located on U.S. Route 11, east of Pugh's Run.
Harold Morrison was the son of Hugh Morrison, Jr.,…
Woodrow W. Miller's WWII Discharge
Photograph of the U.S. Army Honorable Discharge form for Woodrow W. Miller, born on November 6, 1916 and living in Maurertown. He served as a combat infantryman during WWII and fought in the European, African, and Middle Eastern Theatres earning a…
Woodrow W. Miller WWII Certificate
Photograph of a U.S. Army Honorable Discharge certificate for Technical Sergeant Woodrow W. Miller who served in the infantry. The certificate was awarded at the Percy Jones Hospital in Fort Custer, Michigan on January 18, 1947.
Pete H. Gouldman, Jr.'s Army Discharge
Photo of Sergeant Pete H. Gouldman, Jr.'s Honorable Discharge from the Army. He served during WWII with Troop B of the 113th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron. The certificate was awarded at Ft. Meade, Maryland on October 25, 1945
Pete H. Gouldman, Jr.'s Honorable Discharge
Photograph of the Army's Honorable Discharge form for Sergeant Pete H. Gouldman, Jr. who was born on April 26, 1914, in Foneswood, Virginia, and lived in Maurertown. He served in Normandy, Northern France, and Rhineland with Troop B of the 113th…
Maur-Brook Lodge
Postcard showing the Maur-Brook Lodge, a home for tourists, located in Maurertown Virginia.
Maurertown Mill
Photographic postcard showing the Maurertown Mill located in Maurertown Virginia.
The three men shown in the postcard are, from left to right, _____ Trussell, Lee Sager owner of the mill, and Sam Funk the mill foreman.
The mill was steam…
The three men shown in the postcard are, from left to right, _____ Trussell, Lee Sager owner of the mill, and Sam Funk the mill foreman.
The mill was steam…
Maurertown Stores
Postcard with a picture of stores in Maurertown Virginia. Includes the McInturff, Aleshire, and Clem stores on Main Street.
The stores were located on what is now US Route 11.
The stores were located on what is now US Route 11.
Brethern Church, Maurertown, VA
Photographic postcard with an image showing the Brethern Church in Maurertown Virginia.
The date of this postcard and who produced it are unknown. The church still stands on Old Valley Pike in that community.
The date of this postcard and who produced it are unknown. The church still stands on Old Valley Pike in that community.
Maurertown School
Undated photograph of the Maurertown School.
Maurertown VA Post Office
Copied picture of a post office in Maurertown Virginia.
Maurertown Va.
Copied picture of downtown Maurertown Virginia.
S&H Service Station
Picture and address stub from S & H Service Station located on Old Valley Pike in Maurertown Virginia.
"Such a Business at Maurertown, VA"
Color postcard with a picture of two individuals kissing in front of a "Road to Marryland" sign and a reference to Maurertown Virginia.
Scene near Maurertown, Virginia
Postcard showing a view of the Shenandoah River near Maurertown, an unincorporated community in Shenandoah County. The card is partially colorized and is dated 1916.