Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman with short hair and wearing a checkered dress.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Unidentified older woman with glasses is wearing a necklace and pin with her dress.
Carriages & coaches - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Unidentified man, woman and five children of different ages are posed on or beside a horse drawn carriage. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Photo of a framed photograph of an unidentified young man and woman, both wearing glasses, are posed together. The man is wearing a suit and bow tie. The woman is wearing a necklace and corsage with her dress.
Unidentified girl with teased hair is seated on a chair and holding an unidentified younger child on her lap. Probably, these were siblings.
Group of unidentified three men and eight women posed in two rows in front of a brick and stone building.
Unidentified man is shown squatted beside a display of large squash and pumpkins. Probably, the crops came from his garden.
Hunters - American - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of three men with rifles standing by an open automobile trunk where a dead deer is visible. Identified (l to r) are: Homer Sibert, ___ Sibert, and Sonny Sibert. Sonny was Homer's son.
General stores - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of Beddow's Grocery Store. The Northern Virginia Daily published a notice on July 21, 1953, from the proprietor, Roy A. Beddow, announcing that he was applying for a beer license. It noted the store was on Strasburg Virginia Rural Postal Route 2. A small furniture business is located beside the grocery store.
Photo of two separate images of the same unidentified young child seated on a bench.
Unidentified woman wearing a long dress is standing beside an unidentified man with a mustache, seated, and wearing a hat. Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Eight unidentified young women, mostly teen-aged, are wearing matching swimsuits and posed, seated, on the diving board or on the edge of the Woodstock Pool.
Unidentified young child is seated on a bench.
Automobile service stations - Virginia - Woodstock
Automobiles - American - Virginia - Woodstock
Several unidentified men in suits and a boy are posed with a vintage automobile. The year, 1932, appears on the license plate. The photograph was taken outdoors at the gas station located at High and Main Streets in Woodstock.
ca 1932 based on the year noted on the license plate.
Group of unidentified people posed together in rows. Several babies and young children are included. Probably, this was a family group.
View of Route 42 looking west from Woodstock. Two farmhouses are visible on either side of the road. More houses are further down the road. Today, there is a Starbucks located on the right..
Traffic accidents - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of a wrecked, upside-down, vehicle lying in a field. The passenger door is open and an unidentified boy, probably teen-aged, is standing on the driver's side, shirtless. The year, 1964, is visible on the license plate but the make and model of the vehicle is unknown.
ca 1964 based on the year noted on the license plate.
Same wrecked vehicle appears on Morrison Studio Collection numbers 028182, 028186, and 028212.
View looking south on Main Street (U.S. Route 11) in New Market, Virginia. The photograph was taken in winter. Houses, buildings, and vehicles are visible on both sides of the street.
Similar view of Main Street in New Market from the same time appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 028183, 028205, 028206, and 028207.
View looking south on Main Street in New Market, Virginia. The photograph was taken in winter. Houses, buildings, and vehicles are visible on both sides of the street.
Photograph showing farms near the Bowmans Crossing community looking east toward the Massanutten Mountain. The Interstate 81 277 Interchange is today located in the center of this photograph. Structures in Bowmans Crossing along Route 11 are visible in the background.
Location identified in 2026 by Bill Wine.
Similar scenes appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 028185, 028189, 028197, and 029824.
Photograph of a wrecked, upside-down, vehicle lying in a field beside a road. An unidentified teen-aged boy is standing by the vehicle, shirtless. Another car is parked on the road. Part of a person is visible on the left bottom of the image.
Photograph of John O. "Jack" Marsh standing with his wife, Glenn Ann (Patterson) Marsh. The couple is surrounded by other people at what appears to be a campaign event. Jack Marsh is best remembered for his distinguished career in local and national politics. At nineteen, he was made a Lieutenant in the U.S. Army and served from 1944 to 1947, some of it in occupied Germany. In 1952, he earned a law degree from Washington & Lee and started a private practice in Strasburg. He was New Market's Town Attorney for a time. He also held several local political offices before running, as a Democrat, for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1962. He won the election and stayed for four terms before deciding not to run again. Next, he worked in both the Nixon and Ford Administrations. He was appointed Secretary of the Army in 1981 and served eight years before finally retiring from politics.
Biographical information was extracted from his obituary posted to the Find-A-Grave website.
John "Jack" O. Marsh appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 028187, 028196, and 028276.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of different, unidentified people, a woman and a bearded man with a mustache. The original image on the right has the photographer's name at the bottom, but only the top of a few letters are visible. The place of the studio, "Harrisonburg", is visible.
Photograph showing farms and homes near Bowmans Crossing Virginia.
Monuments & memorials - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Historic sites - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of the words inscribed on the monument commemorating the unjust execution of Captain George W. Summers and Sergeant Newton Koontz Company D 7th Virginia Cavalry on June 27, 1865, by order of Union Lt. Col. Huzzy. The execution took place after the South had surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse and should not have happened. The monument is located south of Mount Jackson on Route 11 in the area of Rude's Hill.
Identified in 2013 by staff at the Shenandoah County Historical Society (SCHS).
Same Civil War monument appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 028190 and 029938.