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Home of Jacob Haun, Sr.
Photograph of the Woodstock home of Jacob Haun, Sr. The home was located on N. Main Street, across the street from the Woodstock Shopping Center.
Home of Jacob Haun, Sr.
Spacious bungalow with awnings and covered front porch that was located on N. Main Street in Woodstock (across from the Woodstock Shopping Center). It was owned by Jacob Haun, Sr.
Home of Mary Jane Aquino
Photograph of the home of Mary Jane Aquino, located at 837 S. Main Street in Woodstock, Virginia.
The home was originally built by Myron Bowman, Sr.
The home was originally built by Myron Bowman, Sr.
Home of William & Bertie Helsley
Photograph of the Mt. Jackson home of William "Will" Helsley (1874-1927) and his wife, Bertie (birth unknown and died 9/24/1955). The couple married on October 4, 1906, and lived in this house for many years.
Homer A. Long, Jr.
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Homer Allen Long, Jr. wearing a suit and striped tie.
The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.
Homer and Jean (Oliphant) Coffman
Photo of two separate photographs of Homer Coffman in a U.S. Army uniform and his wife, M. Jean (Oliphant) Coffman.
Homer was the son of Homer Franklin Coffman, Sr. and Frances Elnora (Bowers) Coffman.
Jean was the daughter of Albert Edward and…
Homer was the son of Homer Franklin Coffman, Sr. and Frances Elnora (Bowers) Coffman.
Jean was the daughter of Albert Edward and…
Homer and Jean (Oliphant) Coffman With Daughter, Alberta
Photograph of Homer F. Coffman, Jr. seated with his wife, M. Jean (Oliphant) Coffman, and his daughter, Alberta.
Homer was the son of Homer Franklin Coffman, Sr. and Frances Elnora (Bowers) Coffman.
Jean was the daughter of Albert Edward and…
Homer was the son of Homer Franklin Coffman, Sr. and Frances Elnora (Bowers) Coffman.
Jean was the daughter of Albert Edward and…
Homer Hoover
Portrait photograph of Homer Joseph Hoover wearing a double breasted suit and tie with a starched collar.
His parents were James Knox Polk Hoover and his second wife, Catherine (Miller) Hoover.
Homer was a farmer from rural Edinburg. He never…
His parents were James Knox Polk Hoover and his second wife, Catherine (Miller) Hoover.
Homer was a farmer from rural Edinburg. He never…
Honorable Discharge Form of Pvt. John Davis
Photograph of the honorable discharge record for Private John N. Davis of Woodstock. He was a utility repairman in the Army from 1944 to 1945 before being discharged due to medical reasons.
Honorable Discharge: United States Navy
Honorable Discharge from the United States Navy issued to Franklin Joseph Walters in October 1945.
Hoover Family Photograph
Photograph of the children born to James Knox Polk Hoover, a civil war veteran who was wounded twice during his cavalry service, once at Rudes Hill and again at Narrow Passage.
Identified are, from left to right:
(back row) Florence (Hoover)…
Identified are, from left to right:
(back row) Florence (Hoover)…
Hoover House in Woodstock
Photograph of a two story home with a wraparound covered porch known locally as the Hoover House.
It is located on the northwest corner of the intersection of E. Court and Church Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
A low stone wall lines the…
It is located on the northwest corner of the intersection of E. Court and Church Streets in Woodstock Virginia.
A low stone wall lines the…
Hopefuls report campaign activity in local races
Article about campaign activity in Shenandoah County's 2015 local election
Hopewell Family
Seven unidentified members of the Hopewell family.
Hopper Car Engineering Drawing
Engineering drawing showing a hopper car. The drawings are part of a collection related to the Liberty Iron Furnace Company which operated a narrow railroad in the western portion of Shenandoah County.
Horace M. Fields Enlistment Record
Photograph of a worn Army form noting the Enlisted Record for Horace M. Fields. Private Fields had been a plumber's helper when he was inducted on June 15, 1943. He served in Camp Wolters, Texas, from July 9, 1943 until he was honorably discharged.
Horace M. Fields' Honorable Discharge
Photograph of the certificate issued to Private Horace M. Fields on September 6, 1943 at Camp Wolters, Texas. Private Fields served with Company "C" of the 66th Infantry Training Battalion.
Horse
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing an unidentified horse.
Horse
Photograph of a large horse in profile.
Horse
Photograph of the side profile of a horse. The horse is standing outside and it appears that someone is holding its reigns off camera.
Horse
Faded photograph of the side profile of a horse. The horse is looking towards the camera and the handler who is holding its reigns is partially visible on the left side of the photograph.
Horse
Photograph of the side profile of a horse. The photograph is slightly blurry and there are a few trees visible in the background.
Horse
Photograph of the side profile of a horse with two unidentified men and an unidentified child partially visible behind it. The photograph is slightly overexposed which obscures the features of the men and child.
Horse
Large black horse with white on its back leg is shown in profile and held by an unidentified man in a hat at the right.
Horse and Cart
Photograph showing a horse and trotter cart at the Shenandoah County Fairgrounds.