Photo of three oval-framed portrait photographs of unidentified people. The two young men on the left are both wearing a suits and the Morrison Studio imprint is visible on the frames. The young woman on the right has her hair up and is wearing glasses.
Morrison Studio Collection - Shenandoah County Historical Society
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Dec 1906".
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Photograph of three separate images. The two images on the left are of the same unidentified young girl. The image on the right is of an unidentified man, seated, and wearing a suit and tie.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "1904".
Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people. The man in the middle image has been cropped from an earlier image. The two end images are oval-framed portrait photographs, one of a woman and one of a man. Both bear the Morrison Studio mark on the frames.
Photo of three photographs of different unidentified people. The man in the center has a mustache. The two on the ends, a man and a woman, are in frames.
Photo of three separate portrait photographs of unidentified people. On the left is an unidentified man in a suit and tie. The two images on the right are copies of the same unidentified woman and both are in oval frames with "H. Morrison" and "Woodstock, Va." written on them.
Photo of three portrait photographs of unidentified people. A young man is in the middle and two women, one much older than the other, are on each end.
Fravel, Gladys Evangeline Hottel (1897-1990)
Photograph of three separate portrait photographs of different people. The two pictures on the left are unidentified. The image on the right is of Gladys Evengeline (Hottel) Fravel. The photograph of Gladys E. (Hottel) Fravel is a copy of Morrison Studio Collection number 001628. Gladys was the daughter of John Franklin (1868-1941), a farmer, and Cora Virginia (Wisman) Hottel (1873-1959). She married John David Fravel (1887-1950) in Woodstock in June 1921. He was, the son of Joseph (1842-1909) and Catherine Victoria (Hottel) (1847-1892) Fravel. In the 1930, 1940, and 1950 censuses, the couple lived with her parents in Woodstock. Her husband started out as a mechanic in his own shop, then was a repair mechanic in an Antiques shop, and, finally, listed as a carpenter in a factory. Gladys and her husband had two daughters, Dorothy E. and Deanna M. Fravel.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "May 1906".
Identified in 2024 by library staff comparing this image to others of her in the Morrison Studio Collection.
Biographical information was compiled from public records.
Gladys E. (Hottel) Fravel appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000050, 001628, 010443, 014019, 015186, 016706 and 021200.
Photo of three separate photographs. The two on the left are of the same unidentified man wearing a hat and standing with his hands behind his back. On the right is a photograph of an unidentified bearded man with three unidentified boys posed around him.
Photo of three separate oval-framed portrait photographs of different unidentified people, two men and one woman.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Apr 1908".
Same unidentified man on the far left appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 025038 and 025040 (far left).
Photo of three separate photographs of different, unidentified people. There is a man on the left and two children on the right and center images.
The unidentified man on the far left appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 025038 and 025040.
Photo of three separate oval-framed portrait photographs of different unidentified people. A woman is in the middle with two different men on the ends.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Dec 1908".
Photo of three separate portrait photographs of different, unidentified people. There is a woman in a hat on the left in an oval frame, a young man in the middle, and a young girl with bangs on the right.
Photograph of three separate photographs of different, unidentified people. The photograph in the middle is of a child. The two images on the ends are both portrait photographs in oval frames, one of a man and the other of a woman.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Nov 1910".
Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people. A couple is on the left, a man with a mustache is in the middle, and a woman standing is on the left. The woman on the right was in the original image of the man in the middle.
Photo of three separate photographs of different unidentified people, two men and a baby in the middle.
Photograph of three separate images, two of which are framed Morrison prints, shown together. All three people are unidentified.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "1903".
Photo of three separate framed portrait photographs of different unidentified people, a young woman and two men. All three frames indicate the original photographs were made by Morrison Studios.
Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people, two women and a child. The two framed images on the left and middle were originally Morrison Studio photographs.
Photograph of three separate images of different, unidentified people. The oval-framed image of a child on the right was originally made by the Morrison Studio. A man with a mustache is seated on the left and two unidentified women are featured in the middle.
Photo of three separate photographs of different unidentified people, a young man wearing a bow tie in the middle and two unidentified children on either side.
Photograph of three separate images of different unidentified people. There are two men and a woman on the right. The oval framed photograph in the middle was made originally by Morrison Studio.
Photograph of three separate images, two unidentified women and an unidentified, bearded man. The oval-framed photograph on the left was originally made by Morrison Studios. The image of the bearded man on the right was originally made by Clinedinst Studio in Washington D.C. The image in the middle bears no mark of origin.
Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people, two men and a woman.
The glass plate negative of this image was stored in a box labeled "Jun 1915".
Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people. The unidentified woman in the oval-framed image on the right appears in many other Morrison Studio Collection images. Although she has been tentatively identified as Martha Jane Burner Ritenour, there is not enough information to confirm it.
Same unidentified woman appears in Morrison Studio Collection numbers 000117, 000240, 000261, 005138, 016569, 016870, and 016645, and 027097.
Photo of three separate images of different unidentified people.