Unidentified barefoot young child is propped up on a chair.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Massanutten Military Academy (Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va.)
Basketball Players - Virginia - Woodstock
Unidentified student wearing a basketball uniform is holding a basketball with "1912-M-A" written on it. MA stands for Massanutten Academy which is now Massanutten Military Academy located in Woodstock, Virginia.
Members of the 1912 Massanutten Academy Basketball team appear in Morrison Studio Collection images 000599, 000606, 002420, and 004259.
Unidentified boy is standing by a chair and wearing a cap and sailor-themed top with a large bow on the front.
Butler, Fannie Hughes Timbers (1893-1984)
African Americans - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of Fannie Hughes Timbers as a young woman. She was the daughter of William B. and Sarah Evelyn (Bibbs) Timbers. Fannie Hughes Timbers married Lucien P. Butler (1900-1963) in June 1921, in Woodstock. The person who performed their marriage ceremony was W.H. Polk, a well-known African American minister in Woodstock. Lucien was the son of W.O. and Alice Butler of Strasburg. He had worked as a bell boy at the fashionable Loch Lynn Hotel in Mt. Lake Park, Garret County, Maryland, when he registered for the WWI draft. When he married, his occupation was “cook”. By 1930, the couple lived at 239 E. High Street in Woodstock in a home they owned. Lucien worked as a cook at Massanutten Military Academy and they had two young daughters: Fannie Timbers and Esterlean Rawes Butler. Fannie’s half-brother, Harper Timbers, lived next door with his large family. In his later years, Lucien worked at Wender’s Department Store in Woodstock before suffering a fatal heart attack. Fannie stayed in her home on High Street and lived another 21 years until she, too, reached the end of her life.
Identified on an undated ID form by William A.C. Polk.
Additional biographical information compiled from public records.
Her two brothers are also pictured in Morrison Photo 000917.
Unidentified young child on a wicker chair and wearing a white gown.
Unidentified child standing on a wicker chair and holding something.
Unidentified child wearing a bonnet and standing on a wicker chair.
Unidentified child with short hair and bangs. is standing on a wicker chair.
Unidentified man wearing winter overcoat and hat. His is posed standing by a studio prop.
Unidentified child is wearing a smile and standing by a child-sized chair.
Same unidentified child appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000614 and 000615 (far left).
Three unidentified young girls of varying ages are posed together with a white dog. The two older girls have bows in their hair. Probably, these were siblings.
Same unidentified child on the far left appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000614 and 000615.
Unidentified boy wearing breeches (short pants) and standing next to a chair.
Unidentified young man in a suit and striped tie with a starched collar, is standing next to a chair.
Unidentified woman is standing beside a chair and wearing a long-sleeved dress with a belt and pin at the collar.
Unidentified barefoot baby wearing only a diaper is propped against a pillow on a wicker chair.
Same unidentified young child appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000619 and 000620.
Unidentified barefoot young child is perched on a wicker chair.
Photo of a newspaper clipping showing picture of Reverend Levi Keller who was a pastor from 1850 to 1860, and 1867 to 1871.
Portrait photograph of a newspaper picture of the Reverend Peter Miller who was a Pastor from 1871 to 1879 in Shenandoah County.
Portrait photograph of a newspaper picture of Reverend J.A. Snyder, D.D., who was a pastor from 1860 to 1885.
Portrait photograph of a newspaper picture of Reverend J.F. Campbell, D.D. who was a pastor from 1844 to 1849.
Photo of three disparate items: a book of matches, a figurine featuring three monkeys, and a bear figurine.
Unidentified two-story, wood-framed home with a covered front porch close to the dirt road in front of it. The side and back yard is surrounded by a picket fence.
Rear View of Fry's Used Cars and Parts Building
Automobile Equipment and Supplies stores - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Automobile repair - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photograph of the rear of the Fry's Used Cars and Parts building with "Garage" painted over the open bay door.
Same building appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000627 and 027616.
Unidentified young man and woman are standing side-by-side and posed behind a chair. The man is standing with his hands behind his back. The woman has a large bow in the back of her hair. Possibly, this was a husband and wife.
Photograph of Harry Cavinall and his wife, Beulah R. (Wymer) Cavinall, shown together. The couple was from Maurertown. Their son, James Irvin Cavinall, is buried with the couple in Woodstock.
Identified August 2002 by Joyce Hamrick, a family member and neighbor of subjects, who has the same picture at home.