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Picture of the Edinburg Lions Club at the Cave Springs Report when they installed new officers with names

Picture of a postcard showing the Edinburg Mill and a describing outlining its uses up to the year 2004

Picture of the second grade class at Edinburg School with names

Picture of Edinburg School and pupils with names and description of school

Picture of Endless Caverns Bus fleet

Picture of the lodge at Endless Caverns

Picture of Estelle Ferguson at the entrance to the Woodstock Observatory Tower

Picture of the Shenandoah County Men's Softball League team sponsored by Estep's Carpet in Mt. Jackson. Includes names of players

Picture of the George Hottel Homestead near Mt. Olive

Picture of the Grabil Grader Company and surrounding lands south of Woodstock near what is now Reservoir Road and Route 11. Includes descriptions of changing landscape.

Picture of a postcard showing the waiting room at the Grottoes Cavern in Rockingham County

Picture of a group of men and boys and the Mt. Calvary Store west of Woodstock.

Picture of men at the Conicville home of Ananias Polk, some of which are identified.

Picture of the 1st and 2nd grade classes at Hamburg School. Includes names of students.

Picture of the pupils of the Hamburg Grade School. includes name of individuals.

Picture of J. Ray Foltz and his wife Alice pumping gas at their general store. Includes description of store and their operations.

Picture showing pupils of Harmnoy School with names

Picture of the student body of Headquaters school near Hamburg VA

Picture showing horse trading day in Timberville

Picture of a house located in southwestern Shenandoah County taken by W.L. Mumaw of Belgrade

Picture of a house on Zion Church Road near the Shenandoah River. Includes description and names

Picture of Hugh Morrison with Frank Terrell and his airplane, the first to fly over Woodstock.

Picture of Hugh Morrison butchering hogs behind his house in Woodstock. Includes description with names

Picture of the intersection of Route 211 and Route 11 in New Market focusing on the Lee Jackson Hotel