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Antique Cars to visit Edinburg
Article about the 2nd annual Edinburg Antique Auto Show
'90s Groups Hit Rock Festival
Northern Virginia Daily news article covering a portion of the 2015 Shenandoah Valley Music Festival
The Shenandoah Valley Has Become Home Away From Home For Korean Girl
Article focusing on Tau Sook Kim, exchange student from Korea who graduate from Central High School in 1967
Presbyterian Church (Civil War Hospital) Strasburg, VA
Postcard bearing an image of the Presbyterian Church in Strasburg Virginia.
The postcard is dated July 10, 1909.
The postcard is dated July 10, 1909.
Edinburg Ole Time Festival Bumper Sticker
Undated bumper sticker featuring "I Love Edinburg Ole Time Festival."
Star Tannery Residents to Hold meeting on Post Office
Article about a meeting to discuss the post office in Star Tannery Virginia
Bringing Books to Life
Article about story time at the Shenandoah County Library
Powells Fort Community and Improvement League Minutes
Ledger book containing the minutes of the Powells Fort Community and Improvement League Minutes from 1915-1916.
"The Point of Rocks," McAfee Knob, Virginia
Postcard showing two individuals atop McAfee's Knob in Virginia
Girl's Dormitory
Postcard showing the Girl's Dormitory at the Shenandoah Valley Academy in New Market Virginia.
O'Roark's Restaurant
Postcard showing O'Roark's Restaurant in New Market Virginia. Includes labels "Home of Good Cooking" and "Virginia Ham a Specialty"
Old St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Postcard showing St. Matthews Lutheran Church in New Market Virginia. Located on the same site as the present Reformation Lutheran Church.
Shenvalee Hotel
Postcard showing a photograph of a snowy scene surrounding the Shenvalee Hotel in New Market Virginia.
The card is a "Picto-Card" produced by Kaesar & Blair Incorporated of Cincinnati Ohio and is undated.
The card is a "Picto-Card" produced by Kaesar & Blair Incorporated of Cincinnati Ohio and is undated.
Virginia Mennonite Home Inc.
Postcard showing the Virginia Mennonite Home in Harrisonburg Virginia
Residence of J.F. Holtzman, Edinburg, VA
Photographic postcard showing the residence of Joseph F. (J.F.) Holtzman in Edinburg Virginia. Holtzman operated what became the Hotel Edinburg.
He was married to Ella Dinges and following her death to Betty Lantz. Holtzman was affiliated with…
He was married to Ella Dinges and following her death to Betty Lantz. Holtzman was affiliated with…
Skating on Stoney Creek, Edinburg VA
Postcard with a picture of individuals skating on Stoney Creek near Edinburg Virginia.
SAMUEL KERN PATENT FOR Clover Threshing Machine
Drawing and information for a patent issued to Samuel Kerns of Strasburg Virginia for a clover threshing machine. The patent is dated May 8, 1838.
Samuel Kern Patent for Surveyor's Compass
Patent and patent drawing issued to Samuel Kerns of Strasburg Virginia for a surveyor's compass. The patent is dated July 31 1846.
Jacob Cooke and John Stickley Patent for Trusses
Patent application and drawing for an improvement to trusses issued to Jacob Cooke and John Stirckler of Strasburg Virginia.
Cedar Creek Bridge
Postcard with a picture of the covered bridge that crossed Cedar Creek on the Valley Turnpike before the Civil War.
The card is addressed to Maggie Larrick of Churchville Virginia.
The card is addressed to Maggie Larrick of Churchville Virginia.
Fishers Hill Battlefield, VA
Postcard showing a picture of a waterfall on the Fishers Hill Battlefield near the Fisher Residence on Tumbling Run.
Faith Lutheran Church
Postcard showing Faith Lutheran Church in Fort Valley Virginia
M.M. Orndorff's Store, Oranda, Va.
Postcard with a picture of M.M. Orndorff's general store in Oranda Virginia. Picture includes individuals, horses, and a wagon.
M.M. Orndorff's Residence, Oranda, Va.
Postcard with an image showing the residence of "M.M. Orndorff."
M.M. Orndorff refers to Marion M. Orndorff who is most likely the man standing in the picture.
The "Oranda" referenced is a small community in the northern portion of Shenandoah…
M.M. Orndorff refers to Marion M. Orndorff who is most likely the man standing in the picture.
The "Oranda" referenced is a small community in the northern portion of Shenandoah…