Shenandoah County Library Archives

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View across a wheat field towards the mountains in the distance.

In the far distance, two unidentified men are operating a piece of farm machinery in the same field.

View of the village of St. Luke (west of Woodstock) from across a field of cut wheat.

The home place of W.B. Foltz is visible in the back left.

Unidentified farmer with a hat and overalls is standing by a young unidentified boy with curly hair in a field of cut wheat.

Behind them is another man atop a horse-drawn cart loaded with wheat.

View across a wheat field that has been cut and put in piles awaiting further processing.

Houses and a large farm with many outbuildings is visible in the distance.

Photograph of unidentified men using horse drawn harvesting equipment to bind wheat.

The photograph was taken at Meems Bottom, in the area near Mt. Airy Farm, just south of Mt. Jackson and east of Route 11.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Eldoe Eve (Smoot) Wheat with short hair and glasses.

Eldoe was born in Mt. Jackson, the eldest daughter of Lester Randolph and Glenna (Myers) Smoot.

Eldo left Mount Jackson to work in Washington,…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Eldoe Eve (Smoot) Wheat with short hair and glasses.

Eldoe was born in Mt. Jackson, the eldest daughter of Lester Randolph and Glenna (Myers) Smoot.

Eldo left Mount Jackson to work in Washington,…

View across a field dotted with piles of bound wheat.

The photograph was taken at Meems Bottom, in the area near Mt. Airy Farm, just south of Mt. Jackson and east of Route 11.

Photograph of unidentified men using horse drawn harvesting equipment including reaper-binder machines to bind wheat.

The photograph was taken at Meems Bottom, in the area near Mt. Airy Farm, just south of Mt. Jackson and east of Route 11.

Postcard showing B.E. Nelson's wheat field.
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