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Wakeman Family
Group photograph of Lemuel David Wakeman, his wife, Laura C. (Beydler) Wakeman and their five children.
Identified are:
Standing (l to r): David Lemuel Wakeman, Frank Lesley Wakeman, and Charles Hiram Wakeman
Seated (l to r): Henry Early…
Identified are:
Standing (l to r): David Lemuel Wakeman, Frank Lesley Wakeman, and Charles Hiram Wakeman
Seated (l to r): Henry Early…
Barr Family Photograph
Photograph of William Kirby Barr, his wife, Laura (Wilkins) Barr with their eight children posed around them. The family was from Alonzaville, near Maurertown.
Identified are:
Front row (l to r): Catherine (Barr) Miller, William Kirby Barr,…
Identified are:
Front row (l to r): Catherine (Barr) Miller, William Kirby Barr,…
Corner of Main and High Streets, Woodstock
Photograph of the intersection of Main Street (US Route 11) and High Street in Woodstock Virginia.
The photograph looks west from the area of what in 2025 was the Farmer's and Merchants Bank. An empty lot, several houses, and the Woodstock…
The photograph looks west from the area of what in 2025 was the Farmer's and Merchants Bank. An empty lot, several houses, and the Woodstock…
1927 New Market High School Seniors
Group photograph of senior students of the Class of 1927 from New Market High School.
Identified in the middle of the top row is Martin Zirkle. The others are unidentified.
The members of the New Market High School Class of 1927 were: Martha…
Identified in the middle of the top row is Martin Zirkle. The others are unidentified.
The members of the New Market High School Class of 1927 were: Martha…
Woodstock Methodist Church
Photograph of the Woodstock Methodist Church building located at the corner of W. High Street and S. Muhlenberg Street in Woodstock Virginia.
The original portion of the structure was constructed in 1905.
The original portion of the structure was constructed in 1905.
US Route 11 Near Strasburg
View of US Route 11 (formerly the Valley Turnpike) just south of Strasburg on Fishers Hill.
Unidentified men and a 1920's era automobile are visible.
This photograph was used in John Wayland's book, "A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia",…
Unidentified men and a 1920's era automobile are visible.
This photograph was used in John Wayland's book, "A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia",…
Valley Turnpike Near Fishers Hill
View of the unpaved Valley Turnpike (now US Route 11) taken from just south of the town of Strasburg near Fishers Hill.
The small bridge is crossing Tumbling Run, a creek that empties into the North Fork of the Shenandoah River near this spot.
The small bridge is crossing Tumbling Run, a creek that empties into the North Fork of the Shenandoah River near this spot.
Shenandoah River and Stricklers Knob
Photograph showing the Shenandoah River and Strickler's Knob in Page County near Luray Virginia.
Tollgate in Woodstock
View of a tollgate raised on the Valley Turnpike at the northern end of Woodstock, Virginia.
It was located at 409 North Main Street, Woodstock, Virginia.
There is an unidentified woman collecting a toll from the driver of an early automobile.…
It was located at 409 North Main Street, Woodstock, Virginia.
There is an unidentified woman collecting a toll from the driver of an early automobile.…
Mark Bird House
Photograph of the Mark Bird House, commonly called the "Birds Nest Inn," in Woodstock Virginia.
Two arrows in the foreground point to survey posts marking the boundary of the lot utilized for the US Post Office.
It was originally owned by Mark…
Two arrows in the foreground point to survey posts marking the boundary of the lot utilized for the US Post Office.
It was originally owned by Mark…
Man Picking Apples
Unidentified man is shown reaching for apples on a tree. Other apple trees are in the background.
Stickley Hall in Woodstock
Photograph of the 2-story brick home with porches located at 144 West Spring Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
A small child and her wagon are visible on the right side of the image.
This home is known locally as Stickley Hall. It was built in…
A small child and her wagon are visible on the right side of the image.
This home is known locally as Stickley Hall. It was built in…
Orchard in Bloom
View of an unidentified fruit orchard in bloom.
Orchard in Bloom
View of a fruit orchard in bloom.
Orchard in Bloom
View of a fruit orchard in bloom. A dirt road is visible running across the foreground of the image.
Orchard in Bloom
Photograph looking between two rows of flowering fruit trees in an orchard.
Clanahan House Near Edinburg
Photograph of the large Clanahan home on South Middle Road near Edinburg. Several people are on the front porch.
Identified are: David Green Clanahan on the far left (owner and builder), his wife, Ollie Florence (Lonas) Clanahan (far right),…
Identified are: David Green Clanahan on the far left (owner and builder), his wife, Ollie Florence (Lonas) Clanahan (far right),…
Modern Woodmen of America
This photograph shows the Modern Woodmen of America Camp Number 13003 located at St. Luke Virginia west of Woodstock.
The image is labeled and dated November 28, 1929.
St. Luke Brethren Church is visible in the background.
The individuals…
The image is labeled and dated November 28, 1929.
St. Luke Brethren Church is visible in the background.
The individuals…
Mark Bird House
Photograph of the Mark Bird House, commonly called the "Birds Nest Inn," in Woodstock Virginia.
It was originally owned by Mark Bird, a County Judge during the 19th century. After his death it was used alternatively as a residence, a school, and…
It was originally owned by Mark Bird, a County Judge during the 19th century. After his death it was used alternatively as a residence, a school, and…
Woodstock School
Photograph of the Woodstock High School. Students and teachers are standing along the front of the structure.
The building, constructed in 1908, still stands on W. Court Street. It was used as a High School from 1908- 1933, an elementary school…
The building, constructed in 1908, still stands on W. Court Street. It was used as a High School from 1908- 1933, an elementary school…
Muhlenberg Hall, Woodstock, Virginia
Photograph of "Muhlenberg Hall" in Woodstock Virginia.
This was the original home of the Walton family. It was operated as a lodging house in the 1930s and 1940s by Mable Lee Walton.
During the 1940s and early 1950s it was a hospital operated…
This was the original home of the Walton family. It was operated as a lodging house in the 1930s and 1940s by Mable Lee Walton.
During the 1940s and early 1950s it was a hospital operated…
Triplett Mill
Photograph of the Triplett Mill located in Woodstock Virginia.
The steam, later electric, powered mill was used to process local crops for export and was built by J.I. Triplett. It still stands on the southern side of W. Court and Commerce…
The steam, later electric, powered mill was used to process local crops for export and was built by J.I. Triplett. It still stands on the southern side of W. Court and Commerce…
Shenandoah River near Riverton
Photograph showing the concrete dam spanning the Shenandoah River near the community of Riverton in Warren County Virginia.
Riverton is visible on the left of the image.
Riverton is visible on the left of the image.
Woodstock Fruit Cooperative Building
Photograph of the Woodstock Fruit Cooperative Building.
The building was used to warehouse fruit from local orchards before shipping via the railroad.
This structure was located on the south side of Spring Street. In 2025 the site was home to…
The building was used to warehouse fruit from local orchards before shipping via the railroad.
This structure was located on the south side of Spring Street. In 2025 the site was home to…
Miller House
Photograph of the "Miller Home" on N. Muhlenberg Street in Woodstock Virginia.
The home later became Susan Miller Memorial Hospital during the 1930s and 1940s. When Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital opened in 1951, it then became Susan B. Miller…
The home later became Susan Miller Memorial Hospital during the 1930s and 1940s. When Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital opened in 1951, it then became Susan B. Miller…