Postcard with a picture of the Strasburg Reservoir and a description of its history and use.
Shenandoah Publishing House, Strasburg Virginia
Not to be republished without permission
Color postcard with a picture of the Mazer Motel, located between Toms Brook and Strasburg Virginia.
Color postcard with a picture of the Mazer Motel, located between Toms Brook and Strasburg Virginia. The postcard is undated.
Color postcard with a picture of the Mazer Motel, located near Fishers Hill between Toms Brook and Strasburg Virginia.
Diners (Restaurants) - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Postcard with a color image of the Valley Diner. The diner was located north of Toms Brook on US Route 11. This card notes the restaurant specialized in Home Cooking, country style chicken, steaks, chops, home made pies and cakes. It the time the card was published, the diner was owned and operated by Mr & Mrs. Edward Wilkson.
Color postcard with a picture of the Valley Diner and its dining room. The diner was located just north of Toms Brook Virginia. According to the card the diner specialized in Home Cooking, country style chicken, steaks, chops, home made pies and cakes. Owned and operated by Mrs. Edward Wilkson.
I'd Love to Stroll in Tom's Brook, Va. With a Friend Like You
Postcard with a picture of a man and woman kissing and a reference to Toms Brook Virginia. The card is date 1916.
Postcard with a flower drawing and slogan "Greetings from Toms Brook, VA"
Color postcard showing a portion of the Rockdale Quarry in Toms Brook Virginia.
More information on the quarry at http://shenandoahstories.org/items/show/26
Photographic postcard showing the "Toms Brook United Brethern Church." It is dated 1922 and lists F.B. Chubb as the pastor of the church. Today the building is the Christian Newcomer United Methodist Church.
Massanutten Council, No. 68, Jr. O.U.A.M.
Fraternal organizations-Virginia-Toms Brook
Fraternal lodges-Virginia-Toms Brook Virginia
Postcard with a picture of the Junior Order of American Mechanics building in Toms Brook Virginia and a description of their organization.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Toms Brook, Va.
St. Peters Lutheran Church (Toms Brook Va)
Postcard with a picture of St. Peter's Lutheran Church taken from the south.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Main St. Toms Brook, Va.
Lutheran Churches - Virginia - Toms Brook
Postcard with a colorized image of St. Peters Lutheran Church located in Toms Brook Virginia. The card is dated 1909.
Main Street looking north, Tom's Brook, Va.
Postcard showing a picture of Main Street in Toms Brook Virginia. St. Peter's Lutheran Church is visible.
Postcard showing St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Toms Brook Virginia. This church pictured here was built in 1905 on what is now Main Street and is still in use by the congregation.
Auburn Post Card Mfg. Co. Auburn, Indiana
Postcard with a picture of the Reformed Church Parsonage located in Toms Brook Virginia. Most likely this is the Harrisville UCC church.
Photographic postcard with an image of the waterwheel located in Toms Brook Virginia. This wheel, located on Toms Brook adjacent to Main Street just north of the downtown district, powered a saw/grist mill.
Toms Brook, Va., looking north, showing Round Hill in Distance
Postcard with a picture of Toms Brook Virginia. The photograph was taken from an area south east of town and looks northwest with the railroad tracks in the background.
Bird's Eye View of Toms Brook, VA, Looking North, and Showing Round Hill in the Distance with North Mountain to the Left.
Photograph postcard showing the Town of Toms Brook Virginia. The card is dated 1909 and has been colorized. The image faces north with St. Peter's Lutheran Church just to the left of the image's center.
Copied picture of a post office in Maurertown Virginia.
Copied picture of downtown Maurertown Virginia.
Picture and address stub from S & H Service Station located on Old Valley Pike in Maurertown Virginia.
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 powered as indicated by the large pile of coal in the foreground. Its exact location in the Maurertown community is unknown, but it was lcoated along the railroad tracks.
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Color postcard with a picture of two individuals kissing in front of a "Road to Marryland" sign and a reference to Maurertown Virginia.
Making Dough Iss My Principal Work in Saumsville, Va.
Color postcard with a cartoon of a girl making dough with a reference to the Saumsville community in Shenandoah County Virginia.