Unidentified man with a mustache and seated on a bench.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
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Same unidentified man appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 005354, 005378, and 020225.
Unidentified older man with a beard and woman are seated outdoors with seven younger adults and seven unidentified children posed around them. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Rural areas - Virginia - Shenandoah County
View looking down a hillside and off into the distance. A well-travelled road, possibly Route 11, is visible in the distance.
Grabill / Hollingsworth 50th Wedding Celebration
Celebrations - Virginia - Shenandoah County
Grabill, Mary Lytle Hollingsworth (1846-1934)
Photograph of a large group of people who attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration in December 1916 for John Henry Grabill and Mary Lytle (Hollingsworth) Grabill. The couple married on 27 December 1866. John Henry Grabill was a Confederate veteran and the first Superintendent of Shenandoah County Public Schools. He was also the publisher of the Shenandoah Herald Newspaper in Woodstock for many years. His wife was Mary Lytle (Hollingsworth) Grabill, the daughter of Isaac Milton and Mary C. (Prichard) Hollingsworth. Identified are: Back row, standing (l to r): John Donaldson Grabill, Maude (Grandstaff) Grabill, Annie (Magruder) Grabill, David Walton Grabill, Unidentified, Unidentified, Frank Hollingworth Grabill Middle row (l to r): Unidentified, unidentified, John Henry Grabill, Mary Lytle (Hollingsworth) Grabill Front row (l to r): Unidentified, Eleanor Hollingsworth (Grabill) Haun, Unidentified, Anna Milton Grabill, unidentified, unidentified, Mary Caroline Grabill. One of their sons, Henry Ephraim Grabill, is not in the picture.
Identified in 2006 by Diane L. (Gardner) Haun.
Mary Lytle (Hollingworth) Grabill appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 001903, 003210, 004717, 018913, 020228, 023359, 023360, and 040073.
John H. Grabill appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 004043, 007803, 013988, 014097, 017016, 018914 and 020228.
Eleanor Hollingsworth (Grabill) Haun appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000453, 020209, 020228, 020238, and 020254.
Photograph of "Llewellyn", a two story stone home located in Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia. This photograph shows the front of the house located at 494 Llewellyn Lane, Berryville Virginia.
This structure appears in Morrison Studio Collection images 020229 and 020245.
Photo of a photograph showing Belgravia Farm near Mount Jackson Virginia. The farm's large horse barn, destroyed by fire in 2023, is visible on the left side of the image as is the Massanutten Mountain which is visible in the background.
Identified in 2025 by library staff and Mount Jackson Museum volunteers.
Ten unidentified people are posed together outdoors on the porch of a house. There is an older man and woman seated in the center front with the rest of the people posed around them. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Same unidentified man shown second from the left in the wheelchair appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 016980 and 020231.
Twelve unidentified people posed together outdoors. An older man with a mustache and woman are seated with a girl standing between them. Five younger men and four younger women are posed around them. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Unidentified people are posed together in two rows outdoors. There is an older man and woman seated in front with seven unidentified adult men and women posed around them. Two of the women standing are holding young children. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Spiggle, Martha Victoria Foltz (1916-1985)
Miller, Esther Catherine Foltz (1911-1990)
Ward, Helen Novilla Clinedinst (1912-1999)
Foltz, Margaret Eleanora Bowman (1919-2014)
Oliphant, Shirley M. Clinedinst (1914-1981)
Bowman, Margaret Eleonora Foltz (1899-1990)
Photograph of the family of James R. and Victoria (Sine) Foltz who attended a family reunion at the homeplace in Hamburg, Virginia, on July 4, 1920. James R. and Victoria A. (Sine) Foltz were married in 1884. The group is posed in three rows outdoors and are identified as follows: Front Row (l to r): Ruth (Foltz) Smith, Martha (Foltz) Spiggle, Esther (Foltz) Miller, Helen (Clinedinst) Ward, and Stanley Foltz. Middle Row (l to r): Russel, Barney, and James Reese Foltz, Victoria (Sine Foltz, Ivan Foltz holding Ethel M. (Foltz) Hamm, Roy Bowman holding M. Eleanora (Bowman) Foltz, and Mark S. Foltz Back row (l to r): James Ray Foltz, Viola B. Foltz, Katie W. Foltz, Retta (Foltz) Clinedinst holding Shirley (Clinedinst) Oliphant, Russell "Bud" Clinedinst, Jr., Mary (Foltz) Foltz, Margaret (Foltz) Bowman and Ethel (Painter) Foltz
Identified in 2003 by Betty B. Phillips, granddaughter of James R. and Victoria (Sine) Foltz.
Photo of a drawing of an unidentified large manor or castle-like building.
Unidentified woman is seated on a bench and wearing a long-sleeved blouse and long skirt.
Photo of two separate photographs of unidentified people. On the left are three adult men with a young child. On the right is an unidentified young child in a hat and boots. It is possible the child in both photographs is the same but we are uncertain.
Haun, Eleanor "Ella" Hollingsworth Grabill (1888-1976)
Photograph of Eleanor "Ella" Hollingsworth (Grabill) Haun wearing her wedding dress and veil. In this photograph, she is looking down and to the side. Eleanor was the daughter of Captain John Henry (1839-1922) and Mary Lytle (Hollingsworth) (1846-1934) Grabill. A graduate of the Massanutten Academy in Woodstock, Eleonor married Jacob Haun (1891-1985) in 1918. Jacob was born in “Hollertown”, Shenandoah County, the son of Eleazer and Lilly Belle (Shipp) Haun. He had served as a Private in the U.S. Army during WWI. When he married, he worked as a high school principal. He later founded the Haun-Magruder Insurance Company, in Woodstock, where he worked for decades. Eleanor was a contributing writer for many years to the Shenandoah Herald and other publications. She assisted in compiling historical information concerning Shenandoah County men killed in World War II. Eleonor was also an editor of the Woodstock Bicentennial Historical Booklet and a member of the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society. The couple had a son together, Jacob Haun, Jr.
ca 1918 based on the date of this bride's wedding.
No ID form. Name was written in the margin of the paper copy.
Biographical information was compiled from public sources.
Photograph of ruined remains of Bowman's Mill on the west side of Route 11, just north of the town of Strasburg. The mill operated on Cedar Creek close to the Stickley House. Two unidentified men are visible looking at the stone walls and trees that remain.
Identified in 2002 by Ben Ritter who recognized it. He remembered that Mrs. Downey lived in the house next to the site which was still standing.
Bowman's Mill is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020239 and 022253.
Photograph of "Saratoga", a stately home located in Boyce, Clarke County. The home was built by General Daniel Morgan in about 1781. This photograph was used in the book, "Historic Homes of Northern Virginia" by John Wayland (pages 98-101).
Identified in 2002 by Barbara Adamson who recognized it from the book by Wayland.
This home is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020240 and 020267.
Unidentified two-story home with a covered front porch, outbuildings and a garden. An unidentified man is seated with two unidentified women and two dogs on the porch.
Same home is pictured in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020241 and 020260.
Photograph of the A.B. Lincoln Home located in Lacey Springs, Rockingham County, Virginia. This photograph was used in John Wayland's book, "The Lincolns in Virginia" (page 208).
Photograph of the Stuart House located on the edge of downtown Staunton, Virginia. The stately home was built in 1791 by Archibald Stuart. This photograph was used on page 132 of the book, "Old Virginia Houses - Shenandoah" by Farrar and Hines.
Baptist churches - Virginia - Clarke County
Photograph of Bethel Baptist Church, also known as Bethel Baptist Memorial Church, a historic Baptist church building located at White Post, Clarke County, Virginia. It replaced an earlier log Quaker meeting house, used by the Baptist congregation from 1808. Bethel was built between 1833 and 1836, and is a two-story, rectangular brick church in the Federal style. It has a front gable roof. The front of the church features separate entrance doors for men and women. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991.
Identified in 2005 by Barbara Adamson who visited the church. She remembered it was located at Route 622 (Swift Shoals) and Route 625 (Bethel Lane).
Church's historical information was extracted from an article on-line at the Wikipedia website.
Photograph of "Llewellyn", a two story stone home located in Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia. This photograph was used in the book, "In the Shadow of the Blue Ridge" by Mary G. Farland and Beverley B. Byrd (page 76).
Photo of a single title page from a bible. The page identifies itself as a "Parmelee & Co.'s Household Edition" and that it was "translated out of the original tongues". This edition was published in Philadelphia by Parmelee & Company. No date is included on the page.
Seven unidentified men and women are posed together outdoors in two rows. An older man with a mustache and an unidentified woman are seated with a younger man between them and four young women standing behind them. Probably, this was a family photograph.
Unidentified man with a mustache and older woman are seated outdoors with an unidentified boy standing between them. Behind them are four unidentified adults, three men and a woman. Probably, this was a family group.
Caleb and Mary C. (Coffman) Dellinger and Family
Dellinger, Hildred Burnace Dellinger (1897-1990)
Dellinger, Mary Catherine Coffman (1872-1948)
Dellinger, Cecil Ferdinand "Sam" (1905-1999)
Group photograph of Caleb Franklin Dellinger with his wife, Mary Catherine (Coffman) Dellinger and many members of their family. Identified are: Front row (l to r): Ora E. (Dellinger) Dodson, Caleb Franklin Dellinger, Glen Bright Dellinger, Mary Catherine (Coffman) Dellinger, and Cecil F. Dellinger. The two young children standing on the porch between the front and back rows are unidentified. Back row (l to r): Unidentified, Signor Herman Dellinger holding an unidentified baby, Unidentified, Aubey Alvin Dellinger, Hildred B. (Dellinger) Dellinger, Unidentified, Undentified, Lester A. Dellinger, Unidentified, Howard S. Dellinger. The family was from the Conicville area.
Unsigned and undated ID form is on file. Names were written in the margin of the paper copy.
Aubey A. Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Ora Ellen (Dellinger) Dodson appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Caleb Franklin Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Glenn Bright Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Mary Catherine (Coffman) Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Hildred Burnace Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Lester A. Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Howard S. Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Signor Herman Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.
Cecil F. Dellinger appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 020249 and 020253.