Unidentified bearded man and woman are seated together with their hands in their laps and flanked by two young boys. The man is wearing a crew neck sweater and the boy on the right is wearing a plaid shirt. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Same unidentified family appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 031027 and 031028.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified young woman with shoulder-length hair, curled outwards, and parted on the side.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified young child, shown seated.
Photo of two separate images of the same unidentified boy in a suit and tie seated beside a much younger unidentified toddler. Probably, these were siblings.
Unidentified man and woman are seated with three children of different ages posed around them. The woman is wearing a checkered outfit and the two girls are wearing dresses made of the same paisley print fabric. The youngest child is a toddler and is seated on his father's lap. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Same unidentified family appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 031019, 031020, and 031023.
Dr. William B. and Flossie (Nelson) Crawford and Sons
Crawford, William Burdette Jr. (1924-1995)
Crawford, Florence Marianne "Flossie" Nelson (1925-1968)
Photograph of Dr. William B. Crawford and his wife, Florence M. (Nelson) Crawford, seated, and their two sons, William Bruce Crawford (left) and T. Hugh Crawford (right) standing with them. William was born in West Virginia, the son of William Burdette Sr. and Caroline Edna Marshall (Brown) Crawford. He grew up in Kilmarnock, Virginia, until 1946 when he and his newly widowed mother moved to Charlottesville, Virginia. Florence was born in Kentucky, the daughter of Bruce Kinloch and Florence (Hess) Nelson. She grew up in Wheeling, West Virginia. Florence was a nurse and received her degree from the John Hopkins School of Nursing. William became a doctor and earned his medical degree at the University of Virginia. The couple married in 1948 in Charlottesville, Virginia. Two years later, the 1950 census found them living in Norfolk, Virginia, where Dr. Crawford was working as a surgeon for the U.S. Public Health Service. On May 24, 1955, the Northern Virginia Daily published an article about Dr. Crawford. The young family had just moved to Woodstock because William had accepted a surgical position at Shenandoah Memorial Hospital in Woodstock. The family remained in Woodstock for many years after.
Identified in 2025 by library staff based on other images of the same family in the Morrison Studio Collection.
William Crawford Jr. appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030960, 031021, 031022, and 031750.
William Bruce Crawford appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030960, 031021, 031022, and 031750.
Florence Crawford appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030960, 031021, 031022, and 031750.
T. Hugh Crawford appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030960, 031021, 031022, and 031750.
No ID form. Names were written in the margin of the paper copy.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified woman with short, styled hair, seated with an unidentified blond boy standing beside her. Probably, this was a mother and her child.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified young child with a single curl on the top of her head.
Photograph of the six children of Leo and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr, Jr. shown in two rows. Identified, they are (l to r): Front row: Mary M. (Snarr) Long, Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly, and Karen Snarr-Beilor. Standing: John J. Snarr, Thomas T. Snarr, and Steve S. Snarr. The family lived in Strasburg for the first years, then moved to Maurertown, and finally, to Woodstock. Leo was President of Valley Builders Supply (Murdock's) for 35 years until its closure in 1984, at which time he became Delegate Al Smith's Legislative Aide, working in Winchester and Richmond for 10 years. He was well-known and active in his community, and a lifelong Democrat.
Identified in 2025 by library staff based on other images of the children in the Morrison Studio Collection.
Mary (Snarr) Long appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 029580, 030219, 030252, 031002, 031003, 031004, and 031016.
Photo of two separate photographs of the same unidentified man and woman posed together. The man is wearing a suit and tie while the woman is wearing a faux pearl necklace with her dress. Probably, this was a husband and wife.
Photo of two separate photographs of two brothers, Jeff (left) and Steve (right) Dellinger, seated together. Their parents were Laco Lee and Ellen (Hockman) Dellinger. The family was from the Edinburg area. Jeff is wearing glasses. Steve is wearing a plaid shirt.
Jeff and Steve Dellinger appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 029087, 030164, 030380, 030383, and 031014.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Ellie Bowman as a young woman with shoulder-length hair, curled outwards, and bangs.
No ID form. Name was written in the margin of the paper copy.
An unidentified man is seated beside an unidentified woman. Behind them are three additional unidentified women.
Same unidentified people appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 031008, 031011 and 031012.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified older man with glasses and wearing a suit and tie with a pin on his lapel.
Soldiers - American - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of the same unidentified young man wearing a U.S. Army uniform. He is wearing a name tag that reads, "Bean". The patch on his left shoulder shows the letter "A" inside a six-sided star, indicating the soldier was a member of the Sixth Army.
Unidentified young man and woman are seated together with three young unidentified children of different ages, posed around them. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Water skiing - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Photo of two separate images, both related to the sport of water skiing. On the left, a ski rope is shown on a table. On the right, water ski bindings are shown attached to a shortened ski and displayed on a table.
Chester and Mabel (Shiley) Ritenour With Son, Martin
Ambrose, Mabel Gertrude Shiley (1912-2004)
Photo of two separate photographs of Martin Ritenour wearing a U.S. Army uniform and seated beside his father, Chester Ritenour. His mother, Mabel (Shiley) Ritenour, is standing behind both of them. Martin's uniform has a shoulder patch with the letter "A" on it, probably signifying he was part of an airborne unit. Chester Ritenour was the son of Joseph F. and Minnie (Miller) Ritenour. His wife, Mabel, was the daughter of James S. and Addie G. (Newcomer) Shiley. Chester and Mabel were married in 1935. After Chester died, Mable married Ralph Francis Ambrose in 1981.
Identification made by library staff based on other images of the same family in the Morrison Studio Collection.
All three Ritenours appear in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 031005, 031060, 031061, and 031063.
Leo and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr and Family
Photograph of Leo and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr with their six children posed around them. Identified are (l to r):, Paige P. (Snarr) Skelly, John J. Snarr, Leo L. Snarr, Jr., Mary M. (Snarr) Long (on her father's lap), Steve S. Snarr, Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr, Thomas T. Snarr, and Karen K. Snarr-Beiler. The family lived in Strasburg for the first years, then moved to Maurertown, and finally, to Woodstock. Leo was President of Valley Builders Supply (Murdock's) for 35 years until its closure in 1984, at which time he became Delegate Al Smith's Legislative Aide, working in Winchester and Richmond for 10 years. He was well-known and active in his community.
Leo L. Snarr, Jr. appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 028441, 028577, 029394, and 030219, 031002, 031003, and 031004.
Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 030219, 031002, 031003, and 031004.