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Duck Artwork by Louis Zeigler
Art object produced by Louis Zeigler of "Ridgley School" for "Edith." The item is undated.
Ridgley School was located in Shenandoah County approximately 1.5 miles east of US Route 11 at the Saumsville Christian Church on what is now Ridgley Road…
Ridgley School was located in Shenandoah County approximately 1.5 miles east of US Route 11 at the Saumsville Christian Church on what is now Ridgley Road…
Gwendolyn Tolliver Nickens Oral History Interview
Oral history interview featuring Gwendolyn "Gwen" Tolliver Nickens conducted on February 5, 2016 for the Shenandoah County Library's Black History Month Program. In 1963 Gwen became the first African American student to attend the formally segregated…
Shenandoahopoly
"Shenandoahopoly" Board game. Produced in 1989 as a fundraiser for the Woodstock Virginia Rotary Club. The places on the board bear the names of local businesses at the time.
Dorthy's Inn
Postcard with a drawing of Dorthy's Inn located just south of Woodstock Virginia.
"Sez Who"
A November 4, 1936 edition of the "Sez Who," a newspaper published by the students of the Woodstock High School in Virginia.
The newspaper contains information about upcoming events, school activities, and local advertisers.
The name Margaret…
The newspaper contains information about upcoming events, school activities, and local advertisers.
The name Margaret…
Woodstock High School Dance Club
Photograph, taken from a 1951 Woodstock High School Yearbook, showing members of school's "Dancing Club" dancing. The caption indicates it was sponsored by Mary Blair Bowman.
Highway Post Office Bus
Color photograph of "Highway Post Office One" passing the Shenandoah County Courthouse in 1988.
The Highway Post Office was inaugurated in 1941 with a Washington DC to Harrisonburg VA route. In 1988, the Smithsonian and US Postal Service…
The Highway Post Office was inaugurated in 1941 with a Washington DC to Harrisonburg VA route. In 1988, the Smithsonian and US Postal Service…
Woodstock Brochure
Brochure published by the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce highlighting the town's amenities.
Woodstock Academy Semi-Annual Exhibition Broadside
Broadside advertising the Woodstock Academy's "
Semi-Annual Exhibition," dated February 15-16 1827.
The exhibition appears to have included a variety of theatrical productions such as monologues and numerous lectures.
The Woodstock Academy…
Semi-Annual Exhibition," dated February 15-16 1827.
The exhibition appears to have included a variety of theatrical productions such as monologues and numerous lectures.
The Woodstock Academy…
Sky Chalet
Postcard showing the entrance to the Sky Chalet resort in Macanie Virginia (now Bayse Virginia)
Sky Chalet, Macanie, Virginia
Postcard showing "Sky Chalet," a lodge and resort located in southwestern Shenandoah County.
As of 2022 it was located on Sky Chalet Lane.
At the time of the postcard's production is maintained a Macanie Postal Address but that post office…
As of 2022 it was located on Sky Chalet Lane.
At the time of the postcard's production is maintained a Macanie Postal Address but that post office…
Pool, Sky Chalet
Postcard showing the pool at the Sky Chalet resort in Bayse Virginia.
Letter, John Wisman to R.D. Newland
Envelope and letter written by John Wisman of Woodstock to R.H. Newland of Hamburg Virginia. Dated August 15, 1889.
The letter concerns a construction debt owed by Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock to Newland.
The letter concerns a construction debt owed by Emanuel Lutheran Church in Woodstock to Newland.
Red Banks, looking East, near Edinburg Va.
Postcard with a colorized photograph showing "Red Banks" along the Shenandoah River. The photograph looks east.
Red Banks is an area on the Shenandoah River located adjacent to US Route 11 just north of Mt. Jackson Virginia and south of Edinburg…
Red Banks is an area on the Shenandoah River located adjacent to US Route 11 just north of Mt. Jackson Virginia and south of Edinburg…
Bird's-eye View of Edinburg, Va.
Color postcard with a photograph of Edinburg Virginia.
The photograph was taken from the south eastern portion of town looking north.
The postcard is undated.
The photograph was taken from the south eastern portion of town looking north.
The postcard is undated.
Center Street, Edinburg , Va.
Color postcard with a photograph of houses along Center Street in Edinburg Virginia.
The view looks east toward Main Street from the area of Printz Street.
The postcard is dated 1920.
The view looks east toward Main Street from the area of Printz Street.
The postcard is dated 1920.
Main Street, Edinburg, Va.
Postcard showing a portion of Main Street in Edinburg Virginia.
The image looks north from the area of what is now the intersection of Route 11 and Stoney Creek Boulevard.
The card was produced by the Williamsport Paper Company in 1917.
The image looks north from the area of what is now the intersection of Route 11 and Stoney Creek Boulevard.
The card was produced by the Williamsport Paper Company in 1917.
Hotel Edinburg, Edinburg, Va.
Color postcard with a photograph of the Hotel Edinburg located in Edinburg Virginia.
Stony Creek, looking West from New R.R. Bridge, Edinburg Va.
Postcard with a colorized image of Stoney Creek.
The photograph faces west and was taken from the railroad bridge spanning the stream and constructed sometime after 1915.
The photograph faces west and was taken from the railroad bridge spanning the stream and constructed sometime after 1915.
Edinburg Gap near Edinburg, Va.
Color postcard with a picture of the "Edinburg Gap," a geographic feature in the Massanutten Mountains located east of Edinburg Virginia.
New Steel R.R. Bridge, Edinburg Va.
Color postcard showing the railroad bridge crossing Stoney Creek in Edinburg Virginia. The card is dated 1926
The bridge was constructed after a 1915 fire destroyed its predecessor.
The bridge was constructed after a 1915 fire destroyed its predecessor.
The Ford at Lewis Funkhouser's Massanutten Mountain in distance, near Woodstock Va.
Color postcard showing scene along the Shenandoah River. This is identified as "The Ford at Lewis Funkhouser's" near Woodstock Virginia.