Portrait photograph of an unidentified man with a mustache and wearing a bow tie.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman seated on a porch. It appears this image is a cropped version of another photograph.
Unidentified baby seated on pillows on a wicker chair and wearing a white gown.
Two unidentified toddlers standing together on a wicker chair. Possibly, these were siblings.
Same two unidentified children appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000306 and 000323.
Unidentified young boy wearing an outfit that could be a uniform. There is a cap on the chair beside him.
Unidentified group of six women and three children sitting on the front porch of a house.
Some of these unidentified women appear in Morrison Studio numbers 000308 and 000309.
Group of unidentified women standing outdoors, behind a swing in an unidentified yard.
Same unidentified woman appear in Morrison Studio numbers 000308 and 000309.
Unidentified young girl is standing with a small dog beside her and holding a parasol.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman in her later years wearing her hair pulled back. She is wearing a pin at her neck with the photo of an unidentified bearded man on it. Possibly, the man was her husband.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a large, feathered hat and a white blouse with a high collar.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of unidentified women. The image on the left was originally made by the Morrison Studios.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified woman with her hair pinned up.
Portrait photograph of Helen (Newman) Sager with her hands behind her head and a white handkerchief in her lap. Helen was born in Woodstock, to Edgar Douglas Newman and Mary (Walton) Newman. She married Washington Budd Sager, also of Woodstock. The couple lived in Danville Virginia, for much of their lives together.
Identified in July 2010 by Jillian Lichliter, who recognized her from a group picture of the Sager family that hangs in the Woodstock Museum, near their vignette on Morrison. The photograph is framed and labeled. Ms. Lichliter is not related to Sager family.
Additional information from John Chilton.
Helen (Newman) Sager appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 000315, 000317, and 001484.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman, seated, and looking off to the side.
Helen (Newman) Sager wearing a black feathered hat. Helen was born in Woodstock to Edgar Douglas Newman and Mary (Walton) Newman. She married Washington Budd Sager also of Woodstock. The couple lived in Danville, Virginia, for much of their married lives.
Identified in July 2010 by Jillian Lichliter who recognized subject from a group photograph that hangs in the Woodstock Museum, near their vignette on Morrison. The photograph is framed and labeled. Ms. Lichliter is not related to Sager family.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman, possibly teen-aged, looking to the side almost in profile. Her long hair is pulled back and there is a bow on the front of her dress.
Photo of a portrait photograph of an unidentified woman with a bow on the front of her dress. This is a cropped version of the original image.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young woman with her hair pulled back and wearing light-colored dress with a high collar.
Portrait photograph of an unidentified young man wearing a suit and bow tie with a high, starched collar.
Two unidentified toddlers standing on a wicker chair. Probably, these were siblings.
Interiors - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Rooms & Spaces - Breakfast Rooms - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Dining rooms - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of an unidentified room. Room contains a small dining space with table set and adjoins plant-filled porch or atrium. It may be a breakfast room.
Same unidentified room appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000324 and 002085.
Photo of an oval-framed portrait photograph of two unidentified women, both with their hair styled up.
Portrait photograph of unidentified man, seated, and wearing a suit, print tie and starched collar.
Methodist churches - Virginia - Woodstock
African Americans - Virginia - Woodstock
Photo of Reverend Polk superimposed onto a photo of Mt. Zion Methodist Church. The church was located at the intersection of Church and Locust Streets in Woodstock, until it was demolished in 1921 to build a bigger church of the same name. It is a historically black church.
Identified October 2001 by Lena F. Fuller who recognized the church from the souvenir booklet made for the 1952 Woodstock Bicentennial celebration.
Rev. W.H. Polk appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000327, 003965, 007634, 027385 and 027386.
William H. Polk also appears in image 18-0507-0279 of the George W. Smith Collection. This photograph was also taken by Morrison Studios.
The original AME church appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000327, 002130, and 027385.
Two unidentified men (and part of a third on the left) are shown on a car, outdoors. The young man on the right is holding a camera.