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Cecelia A. (Phalen) Doyle
Two separate portrait photographs of Cecilia Agnes (Phalen) Doyle of Strasburg.
She was from Strasburg, the daughter of Timothy Bernard and Lillian Ruth (Smith) Phalen. She had two brothers, Timothy and James. Her father was a well-known…
She was from Strasburg, the daughter of Timothy Bernard and Lillian Ruth (Smith) Phalen. She had two brothers, Timothy and James. Her father was a well-known…
Cecil and Alice Borden
Photo of two separate photographs of Cecil U. and Alice E. Borden posed together.
Cecil was born in Maurertown and was the owner of Borden's Auto Sales business in Edinburg for many years.
In the 1950 census, the couple lived in the Madison…
Cecil was born in Maurertown and was the owner of Borden's Auto Sales business in Edinburg for many years.
In the 1950 census, the couple lived in the Madison…
Cecil and Alice Borden
Photo of two separate photographs of Cecil U. and Alice E. Borden posed together.
Cecil was born in Maurertown and was the owner of Borden's Auto Sales business in Edinburg for many years.
In the 1950 census, the couple lived in the Madison…
Cecil was born in Maurertown and was the owner of Borden's Auto Sales business in Edinburg for many years.
In the 1950 census, the couple lived in the Madison…
Cecil Newcorn
Portrait photograph of Cecil M. Newcorn wearing a U.S. Army uniform. He is best remembered for the years he served as Bandmaster at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in the late 1930’s.
Cecil was from Plainfield, New Jersey, the son of William…
Cecil was from Plainfield, New Jersey, the son of William…
Cecil Newcorn
Portrait photograph of Massanutten Academy Cadet Cecil Miller Newcorn of Plainfield, New Jersey.
According to the 1924 Massanutten Academy yearbook "Helmet" his nickname was "Nooky."
According to the 1924 Massanutten Academy yearbook "Helmet" his nickname was "Nooky."
Cecil Newcorn
Portrait photograph of Cecil M. Newcorn wearing a U.S. Army uniform. He is best remembered for the years he served as Bandmaster at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in the late 1930’s.
Cecil was from Plainfield, New Jersey, the son of William…
Cecil was from Plainfield, New Jersey, the son of William…
Cecil Newcorn
Portrait photograph of Massanutten Academy Cadet Cecil Miller Newcorn of Plainfield, New Jersey.
According to the 1924 Massanutten Academy yearbook "Helmet" his nickname was "Nooky."
According to the 1924 Massanutten Academy yearbook "Helmet" his nickname was "Nooky."
Cecil Newcorn and Cadet Singer With MMA Band
Photograph of Cecil M. Newcorn as Bandmaster of Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) standing to the left of an unidentfied cadet singing into a microphone.
Both men are standing in front of the cadet members of the Massanutten Military Academy…
Both men are standing in front of the cadet members of the Massanutten Military Academy…
Cecil Newcorn in Profile
Portrait photograph of Cecil M. Newcorn, in profile, and wearing a uniform. He is best remembered for the years he served as Bandmaster at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in the late 1930’s.
Cecil was from Plainfield, New Jersey, the son of…
Cecil was from Plainfield, New Jersey, the son of…
Cedar Creek (Near Strasburg, VA.)
Color postcard with a picture of Cedar Creek near Strasburg Virginia and a sentence about Cedar Creek Battlefield.
Cedar Creek Battle Field, October 19, 1864
Color postcard with a picture of a field on the Cedar Creek Battlefield site.
Cedar Creek Battle Field, Sheridan's Headquarters in the Distance Winchester, VA.
Postcard with a picture of men standing on part of the Cedar Creek Battlefield with Belle Grove Plantation in the background.
Cedar Creek Battlefield near Strasburg, Va.
Postcard with a picture of the Cedar Creek Battlefield located north of Strasburg Virginia.
Cedar Creek Battlefields, Strasburg VA
Postcard bearing a colorized image of the Cedar Creek "Battlefields" near Strasburg Virginia.
The battle occurred on October 19, 1964. This postcard is dated 1907.
The battle occurred on October 19, 1964. This postcard is dated 1907.
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.
Cedar Creek Bridge on Valley Pike near Strasburg, Va.
Postcard with a colorized image of Cedar Creek and the bridge that spans it on the Shenandoah County/Frederick County boundary north of Strasburg Virginia.
The postcard is dated 1915.
The postcard is dated 1915.
Cedar Creek Bridge, Cedar Creek Battlefields, near Strasburg, Va.
Color postcard with a picture of the US 11 Bridge that crosses Cedar Creek on the border between Shenandoah and Frederick Counties in Virginia.
Cedar Creek Bridge, Cedar Creek Battlefields, near Strasburg, Va.
Postcard with a black and white image of the bridge crossing Cedar Creek on the border between Shenandoah and Frederick Counties in Virginia.
The postcard is dated 1911.
This road way is now US Route 11.
The postcard is dated 1911.
This road way is now US Route 11.
Cedar Creek Bungalow Camp, Middletown, Va.
Postcard advertising the Cedar Creek Bungalow Camp near Middlerown Virginia. It includes a picture and description of the camp and surrounding attractions.
Cedar Creek near Strasburg, Va.
Colorized picture postcard showing Cedar Creek near the town of Strasburg Virginia.
The card bears the name, written in pencil, of Esther Rankin.
The card bears the name, written in pencil, of Esther Rankin.
Cedar Creek, Valley of Virginia
Color postcard labeled "Scenes Along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cedar Creek, Valley of Virginia."
The image shows two men standing along Cedar Creek looking toward a railroad trestle located northwest of Strasburg Virginia along the…
The image shows two men standing along Cedar Creek looking toward a railroad trestle located northwest of Strasburg Virginia along the…
Cedar Grove Cottage Camp
Postcard showing the Cedar Grove Cottage Camp located between Mt. Jackson and New Market Virginia on Route 11.
Cedar Grove Cottage Camp
Postcard showing the Cedar Grove Cottage Camp located three miles north of New Market Virginia. The site featured a coffee shop and service station. It was operated by F.N. McCormick and advertised "Monkey Faced Owls."
Cellar
Photograph taken in a cellar looking towards the exit. Natural light brightens the stone floor and the yard outside is visible. Canned fruit is visible on the left.