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Stoneburner Family
Five members of the Stoneburner family.
Identified are: Dr. Stoneburner (2nd from the right) who was an optometrist, and his wife, Mrs. Stoneburner, (standing, far right) who played the organ.
The other individuals in the picture are…
Identified are: Dr. Stoneburner (2nd from the right) who was an optometrist, and his wife, Mrs. Stoneburner, (standing, far right) who played the organ.
The other individuals in the picture are…
Stoneburner also Lucy Hollar"
Three unidentified people are posed on a bench together. A young girl is on the left, a little boy is standing in the middle, and a young woman is seated on the right.
The words, "Stoneburner also Lucy Hollar", are written on the glass plate.
The words, "Stoneburner also Lucy Hollar", are written on the glass plate.
Stone Fireplace in Empty Room
Photograph of an old stone fireplace in an empty room that appears to be in a cellar.
Stone Cottage
Unidentified stone cottage with a metal roof and wood-framed addition extending out back.
Stockholder Ticket, First Annual Fair
Scan of a Shareholder's Ticket for the first Shenandoah County Fair, sponsored by the Shenandoah County Agricultural Society in 1886.
Stinson Family
Photograph of Mr. Robert and Mrs. Maude (Munch) Stinson posed in studio with their daughter, Gail Stinson Burke. Mr. Stinson is sitting on a bench with his wife standing next to him and their daughter standing on his other side.
Stiner McCoy and Lillian McCoy
Photograph of Stiner McCoy and his wife Lillian (McGhee) McCoy.
The name, "McCoy", was written on the glass plate.
The name, "McCoy", was written on the glass plate.
Stickley's Dam and Massanutten Mountain, Strasburg, Va.
Postcard with a picture of Stickley's Dam near Strasburg Virginia. The dam is located on Cedar Creek. The Massanutten Mountain is visible in the background.
Stickley's Can Labels
Partial can label produced by W.E. Stickley of Strasburg Virginia for Stickley's Tomatoes and Stickley's Hand Packed String Beans.
Stickley-Boyer Building
Photograph showing the Stickley-Boyer Building on the corner of Court and Main Street in the Town of Woodstock. This structure, and a large portion of this block, were destroyed by fire in 1900.
Stickley Siblings
Photograph of three Stickley siblings. Identified are (l to r): Janice (Stickley) Sager, Claude, and Ronald Stickley.
They were children of Claude Henry Stickley Sr. and Goldie (Polk) Stickley.
They were children of Claude Henry Stickley Sr. and Goldie (Polk) Stickley.
Stickley Mill Ruins
Postcard with a picture of the ruins of the Stickley Mill, located along Cedar Creek near Strasburg Virginia. The card also includes a description of the site and its history.
Stickley House, Cedar Creek Battlefield
Postcard with a picture of the Stickley House, located on the Cedar Creek battlefield just north of Strasburg Virginia.
Stickley House
Color postcard with a picture of the Stickley House located on the Cedar Creek Battlefield just north of Strasburg Virginia.
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…
Stickley & Bros. Photograph
Picture of a photograph of two unidentified women holding books and standing behind an unidentified man seated on a chair.
The photograph includes a border with the words "Stickley & Bros." and "Strasburg, VA." at the bottom.
The photograph includes a border with the words "Stickley & Bros." and "Strasburg, VA." at the bottom.
Steve, Tom, and John Snarr
Photo of a framed portrait photograph of three brothers: Steve Snarr (left), Tom Snarr (center) and John Snarr (right).
They were the sons of Leo Lockmiller Snarr, Jr. and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr. Their father was the President of Valley Builders…
They were the sons of Leo Lockmiller Snarr, Jr. and Mary Sue (Murdock) Snarr. Their father was the President of Valley Builders…
Steve Rinker and Manuel Miller
Photo of two separate portrait photographs.
On the left is Steve Rinker in a plaid suit and tie. This photograph was used in the 1970 Strasburg High School yearbook.
On the right side is Manuel Miller in a suit and bow tie.
On the left is Steve Rinker in a plaid suit and tie. This photograph was used in the 1970 Strasburg High School yearbook.
On the right side is Manuel Miller in a suit and bow tie.
Steve Miller and Kathy Rinker
Photo of two separate photographs of Steve Miller and Kathy (Rnker) Miller posed together.
Steve was the son of Edgar William and Evelyn Naomi (Murphy) Miller.
Kathy was the daughter of Ralph Leonard and Betty Ann (Clem) Rinker.
The couple…
Steve was the son of Edgar William and Evelyn Naomi (Murphy) Miller.
Kathy was the daughter of Ralph Leonard and Betty Ann (Clem) Rinker.
The couple…
Sterno Canned Heat Advertisement
Photograph of an advertisement for Sterno Canned Heat for instant cooking. The product is advertised as instant heat for any purpose and claims to aid in quickly making food outdoors while posing no threat to forests.
Stephens Siblings
Photo of two separate photographs of the Stephens siblings.
Identified as (l to r):
Seated: Kenny, Sally, and Keith Stephens
Standing: Tim and Sam Stephens.
Identified as (l to r):
Seated: Kenny, Sally, and Keith Stephens
Standing: Tim and Sam Stephens.
Stephen Monument, Martinsburg, W, VA.
Postcard with a picture of the Stephen Monument in Martinsburg West Virginia. It was constructed to honor Adam Stephen who established Martinsburg.
Stemple's Saloon
Scan of a glass plate negative showing a group of men in front of "Stemple's Saloon" in an unknown location.
Stella V. (Wymer) Stickley
Stella V. (Wymer) Stickley with short curled hair and seated on the arm of a chair.
Stella was the daughter of David Earl (1892-1962) and Edna May (Mayhew) (1895-1936) Wymer.
She married Jay Hunter Stickley (1918-2001) in 1950.
Stella was the daughter of David Earl (1892-1962) and Edna May (Mayhew) (1895-1936) Wymer.
She married Jay Hunter Stickley (1918-2001) in 1950.
Stella M. (Cullers) Bailey
Portrait of Stella May (Cullers) Bailey as a young woman. She married Marvin Bailey.