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A Scene Near Forest Camp Service Station
Postcard showing a view from the New Market Gap a top the Massanutten Mountain. Photo was taken from near the Forest Camp Service Station.
A Scene near Woodstock VA
Color postcard with a picture of a road and scenery near Woodstock Virginia.
A Stroll Down Memory Lane: A Look at Strasburg's Main Street 70 Years Ago
An article describing the author's memory of downtown Strasburg during the 1940s and 1950s
A View of Fairview
Postcard with a picture taken of the Fairview community located just west of Woodstock Virginia.
A Woman
Portrait of an unidentified woman with her hair pulled up and a somber expression.
A. A. J. Bushong
Photograph of Rev. A. A. J. Bushong.
A Lutheran Minister, Bushong served several churches in Shenandoah County during the late 19th century. This includes Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at Fairview which he led from 1884-1895.
Born October 2, 1832,…
A Lutheran Minister, Bushong served several churches in Shenandoah County during the late 19th century. This includes Mt. Zion Lutheran Church at Fairview which he led from 1884-1895.
Born October 2, 1832,…
A. Russell Hollar
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of A. Russell Hollar in a plaid suit jacket and patterned tie.
His wife was Virginia "Gin" (Seal) Hollar.
The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two…
His wife was Virginia "Gin" (Seal) Hollar.
The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two…
A.B. Lincoln Home
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).
This photograph was used in John Wayland's book, "The Lincolns in Virginia" (page 208).
A.M. Clem & Co. Gas Station
Photograph of the A. M. Clem & Co. store located in Fort Valley Virginia.
The store, constructed ca. 1933, still stands on the west side of Fort Valley Road where it intersections with Woodstock Tower Road.
Thre store was operated by Alfred…
The store, constructed ca. 1933, still stands on the west side of Fort Valley Road where it intersections with Woodstock Tower Road.
Thre store was operated by Alfred…
Aaron Vetter and Mazie F. (Polk) Good
Photograph of Aaron Vetter, seated, and Mazie Florence (Polk) Good standing beside him.
Aaron Vetter was the son of George Wilhelm "William" Vetter and Catherine (Doll) Vetter.
Mazie Florence (Polk) Good was the daughter of Charles William…
Aaron Vetter was the son of George Wilhelm "William" Vetter and Catherine (Doll) Vetter.
Mazie Florence (Polk) Good was the daughter of Charles William…
Abandoned Log Cabin
Photograph of a decaying log structure. There is no roof and the log walls are starting to fall inwards.
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…
Abbie Henkel House
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the "Abbie Henkel House" at the corner of US Route 211 and US Route 11 in New Market Virginia. Built around 1802, this limestone and brick house has had several resedential and commercial occupants.…