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Morag Macleod Simchak
Photograph showing Morag Macleod Simchak of Woodstock Virginia.
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait of Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr., a lawyer from Woodstock.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a distinguished member…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a distinguished member…
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Margan Lauck Walton, Jr., as a teenaged boy.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a distinguished…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a distinguished…
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr., as a teenaged boy.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a distinguished…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a distinguished…
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr., a lawyer from Woodstock.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr., wearing a graduation cap and gown.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr., a lawyer from Woodstock.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr.
Portrait photograph of Morgan Lauck Walton, Jr., a lawyer from Woodstock.
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgan Jr. was born to Morgan Lauck (1853-1935) and Mary “Mollie” Alice (March) (1853-1928) Walton. He was the youngest of their seven children. His father was a…
Morgue
Photograph taken by William Hoyle Garber showing the morgue at Shenandoah Memorial Hospital soon after it opened in 1951.
Morning Ride, Camp Strawderman, Columbia Furnace Virginia
Photographic postcard showing a group of girls riding horses as part of their activities at Camp Strawderman. The card is labeled "Early Morning Ride. Camp Strawderman, Columbia Furnace Virginia."
The camp is located west of Edinburg VA near the…
The camp is located west of Edinburg VA near the…
Morrison Cancels Order for Post Cards
Letter dated October 3, 1917, from Hugh Morrison, to the Ansco Company in Binghamton, New York, cancelling his order of 5000 printed Soft Cyko Post cards. The letter also outlines the difficulties Morrison was having with the product he had already…
Morrison Child
Photograph of one of Hugh and Grace Morrison's sons as a young boy.
Morrison Child & Friend
One of Hugh Morrison's children (left) with a friend, standing beside a large rock in a yard. A wood fence between two properties is visible.
Morrison Children
Photograph of two children of Hugh and Grace Morrison of Woodstock. It is unclear which two children are pictured.
Morrison Children
Unidentified Morrison children playing in the snow in front of the Morrison Home. The house has since been knocked down. The Catholic church uses the site for their parking lot and playground area.
Morrison Family Dog
Photograph of the Morrison Family's Dog.
Morrison Family Picnic
Group of mostly unidentified people posed together outdoors, apparently on a picnic. The front row is comprised of children.
Identified are: (third adult from the left) Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison, and (second from the far right) is Grace's…
Identified are: (third adult from the left) Grace E. (Johnson) Morrison, and (second from the far right) is Grace's…
Morrison Home in Winter
Photograph of Hugh Morrison, Jr.'s home on Main Street in Woodstock. The photograph was taken from across the street, in winter, after a snow.
The St. John Bosco Catholic Church is beside Morrison's house on left.
Text on the edge of the…
The St. John Bosco Catholic Church is beside Morrison's house on left.
Text on the edge of the…
Morrison Studio & Miller Shoe Shop
Photograph showing the exterior of the Morrison photography studio and Miller shoe shop located on W. Court Street in Woodstock Virginia.
The photograph was taken in Woodstock.
The photograph was taken in Woodstock.
Morrison: Three Generations
Portrait of (l to r): Hugh Morrison, III, with his father, Hugh Morrison, Jr. and his grandfather, Hugh Starke Morrison.
Morrison: Three Generations
Portrait of (L to R): Hugh Starke Morrison with his son, Hugh Morrison Jr., and his grandson, Hugh Morrison III. The original photograph was entitled, "Three of a Kind."
Morrisons - Three Generations
Portrait of Helen (Morrison) Booker, her father, the photographer Hugh Morrison, Jr., and her baby daughter, Grace Booker.
Mortgage Burning at Fort Valley Volunteer Fire Department
Photograph of the "mortgage burning" at the Fort Valley Volunteer Fire Department.
Pictured are, from left to right:
Mertie McClanahan, Fulton Ramsey, Perry "P.G." Coverstone, Leroy Tamkin, Harry McClanahan, and Sam Boyer.
Pictured are, from left to right:
Mertie McClanahan, Fulton Ramsey, Perry "P.G." Coverstone, Leroy Tamkin, Harry McClanahan, and Sam Boyer.
Morton E. Wolfson
Photo of a portrait photograph of Morton E. Wolfson wearing his VPI (now called Virginia Tech) uniform.
His uniform indicates he was a member of Virginia Tech's "Corps of Cadets".
His uniform indicates he was a member of Virginia Tech's "Corps of Cadets".
Morton Wolfson
Photo of a portrait photograph of Morton E. Wolfson as a young man.
His father was a tailor and operated Wolfson's Clothing Store in Strasburg for many years.
His father was a tailor and operated Wolfson's Clothing Store in Strasburg for many years.