Shenandoah County Library Archives

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Damaged image of Ripley Guy Long. He grew up in Woodstock, the son of Levi and Della M. Long.

When he registered for the WWII draft, he worked for F.S. Tavenner, who owned an orchard.

Ten years later, the 1950 census found him married to Ruth…

Photograph of the marriage certificate issued for James W. Rinker and Jean Marie (Finks) Rinker, who married on August 15, 1944, in Woodstock.

This photograph shows the Massanutten Academy's rifle squad in 1940. Due to the military nature of the institution rifle training was standard for each student. The 1940 school yearbook noted it “was practically continuous during the first and second…

Reprint of an early photograph of Riddleberger Hall in Woodstock, former home of H.H. Riddleberger, a U.S. Virginia State Senator. There is a flag flying above the building and a white picket fence surrounding it.

When Massanutten Academy was…

Portrait photograph of a woman with short hair who has been identified as having the last name of "Rickard".

We do not know her first name or if this was her maiden name.

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Rick Seal as a young man in a formal suit and bow tie.

The image on the left has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to print.

Photograph of the Richfield Service Station in Strasburg.

It was located on the north west corner of Massanutten Street (Rt. 11) and North Street.

Two gas pumps are visible outside and a sign advertising Coca Cola and sandwiches is on the roof…

Postcard with a picture of Rickey's General Store in Woodstock Virginia. The site was the home of one of Woodstock's first movie theaters called the Chrystal Palace.

Photograph of the Painter family identified as (L to R): Richard Henry Painter, seated, his oldest child, Mildred Agatha, and his wife, Grace Catherine (Wisman).

Born in Narrow Passage, Richard was the third son of Joseph and Dora (Kelley)…

Portrait photograph of Richard Sloan Wright, Sr. in his later years wearing a suit and tie.

From Strasburg, his parents were Martin F. and Mary (Sloan) Wright.

He was the Postmaster in Strasburg for many years, and lived at the corner of Fort…

Portrait photograph of Richard Sloan Wright, Sr. in his later years wearing a suit and tie.

From Strasburg, his parents were Martin F. and Mary (Sloan) Wright.

He was the Postmaster in Strasburg for many years, and lived at the corner of Fort…

Portrait photograph of Richard Sloan Wright, Sr. in his later years wearing a suit and tie.

From Strasburg, his parents were Martin F. and Mary (Sloan) Wright.

He was the Postmaster in Strasburg for many years, and lived at the corner of Fort…

Portrait photograph of Richard Sloan Wright, Jr. wearing a suit and tie with handkerchief visible in his breast pocket.

His parents were Richard Sloan Wright, Sr. and Mary Huffman (Zea) Wright. His father was a Postmaster. He grew up in…

Portrait photograph of Richard "Dick" S. Wright, Jr. wearing a suit and tie.

His parents were Richard Sloan Wright, Sr. and Mary Huffman (Zea) Wright. His father was a Postmaster. He grew up in Strasburg.

Richard became an attorney and married…

Portrait photograph of Richard Clark Roughen when he was a cadet at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA) in Woodstock, Virginia.

From PIttsburgh, Pennsylvania, he attended MMA for three years, graduating in 1927.

While a cadet there, he was…

Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Richard Reid as a young man in a suit and tie.

A photograph similar to these was used in the 1964 Stonewall Jackson High School Yearbook (SJHS) titled, "Jacksonian Heritage".

Photograph of the document certifying that Hospital Apprentice First Class Richard Patrick Riley was honorably discharged from the Navy in Bainbridge, Maryland, on July 20, 1946.

Photograph of the form titled, "Notice of the Separation From U.S. Naval Service" signed by Richard Patrick Riley, in Bainbridge, Maryland, in July 1946.

Richard was born on June 10, 1927, in Woodstock, Virginia. He was working for the Trailways…

Portrait photograph of Richard Morrow, a cadet at Massanutten Military Academy (MMA).

Photograph of Richard Miller and his new bride, Diana Sue (Comer) Miller (later, Zirkle) on their wedding day.

They are standing together behind a large wedding cake.

The couple was married in Wakeman's Grove Church in March 1964.

Photograph of Richard Miller and his new bride, Diana Sue (Comer) Miller (later, Zirkle) on their wedding day.

Both are kneeling together before the minister on the altar in Wakeman's Grove Church.

The couple married in March 1964.

Photograph of Richard Miller and his new bride, Diana Sue (Comer) Miller (later, Zirkle) walking back down the aisle, away from the altar, after exchanging their vows.

The couple was married in Wakeman's Grove Church in March 1964.

Photograph of Richard Miller and his new bride, Diana Sue (Comer) Miller (later, Zirkle) on their wedding day.

Both are standing together on the altar in Wakeman's Grove Church and wearing their wedding attire.

Photograph of Richard Miller and Diana (Comer) Miller in their wedding attire and flanked by their parents. They married in Edinburg in March 1964.

The bride's parents were identified as : Jesse William Comer, Sr. (far right) and his wife…

Photograph of Richard Miller and Diana (Comer) Miller standing at the altar with their wedding party. The two young flower girls in front have been identified as (l to r): Jeannette Comer and Anita (Comer) Foltz.

The bride and groom married in…
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