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Greetings of the Season
This Christmas greeting and prayer appeared on the front page of the Shenandoah Herald on December 19, 1941. It reflected on the military service of many county residents and the separation that caused during the holidays.
As the article notes,…
As the article notes,…
Greetings from Toms Brook, VA
Postcard with a flower drawing and slogan "Greetings from Toms Brook, VA"
Greetings from Skyline Caverns and Front Royal, Virginia
Color postcard with pictures advertising Skyline Caverns and Front Royal Virginia.
Greetings from Orkney Springs Va.
Postcard showing a group of sheep on a postcard labeled "Greetings from Orkney Springs Virginia."
Greetings from Oranda Va.
Postcard with flowers and a "Greeting from Oranda Va."
Greetings from New Market, Va.
Postcard showing an unknown iron bridge with the saying "Greetings from New Market, Va."
Greetings from New Market
Postcard offering greetings from the Town of New Market Virginia and showing the town.
Greetings from Edinburg VA
Color postcard with a picture of an unknown road in Edinburg Virginia.
Greenway Court, VA.
Postcard with a drawing of the Greenway Court Manor House which was demolished in 1834. The card includes a description of the site, its history, and the Fairfax connection.
Greenway Court Chapel, Near Millwood Virginia.
Color postcard with a picture of the Chapel at Greenway Court near White Post Virginia.
Greenway Court
Postcard with a drawing of the Greenway Court Manor House which was demolished in 1834. The card includes a description of the site, its history, and the Fairfax connection.
Green Berry Samuels
Damaged photo of a portrait photograph of Green Berry Samuels.
This is the same image that appears on page 559 of John W. Wayland's book, "A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia".
Green Berry Samuels was admitted to the bar in 1827 and…
This is the same image that appears on page 559 of John W. Wayland's book, "A History of Shenandoah County, Virginia".
Green Berry Samuels was admitted to the bar in 1827 and…
Great Bear Wallow Spring
Postcard showing the Great "Bear Wallow" Spring at Orkney Springs Virginia.
Gravel Driveway and Fencing
Photograph of a gravel driveway lined with trees. A fenced pasture is visible on one side.
Grandstand Gets a New Roof
Scan of a photogrph showing the grandstand at the Shenandoah County Fairground during a roof replacement.
Grandstand Gets a New Roof
Scan of a photogrph showing the grandstand at the Shenandoah County Fairground during a roof replacement.
Grandstand Crowd
Scan of a photograph showing a crowd watching an activity at the Shenandoah County Fair from the grandstand.
Grandstand
Photographs of the grandstands at the Shenandoah County Fairgrounds.
Grandstaff Siblings
Photograph of three children born to Charles Edgar and Ethel Rebecca (Clem) Grandstaff. Identified are: Janita (Grandstaff) Giles (left), Nancy (Grandstaff) Shrum (middle), and James "Jimmy" Grandstaff (right).
The children grew up in Fort Valley…
The children grew up in Fort Valley…
Grandchildren of William Worth and Mary Dinges (MIller) Logan
Photograph of the grandchildren of William Worth Logan (1853-1938) and Mary Dinges (MIller) (1855-1931) Logan.
The children are lined up from shortest to tallest and have been identified as (l to r): May Livers, May Baker, John Logan, Clarence…
The children are lined up from shortest to tallest and have been identified as (l to r): May Livers, May Baker, John Logan, Clarence…
Grand View Motel - Bowmans Crossing
Photograph of Grand View Motel near Bowmans Crossing,
This business was also known as Mt. View Cabins owned by John Ray Foltz.
As of 2025, the building still stands.
This business was also known as Mt. View Cabins owned by John Ray Foltz.
As of 2025, the building still stands.
Grand View Motel - Bowmans Crossing
Photograph of Grand View Motel near Bowmans Crossing,
This business was also known as Mt. View Cabins owned by John Ray Foltz.
As of 2025, the building still stands.
This business was also known as Mt. View Cabins owned by John Ray Foltz.
As of 2025, the building still stands.
Grand View Motel - Bowmans Crossing
Photograph of Grand View Motel near Bowmans Crossing,
This business was also known as Mt. View Cabins owned by John Ray Foltz.
As of 2025, the building still stands.
This business was also known as Mt. View Cabins owned by John Ray Foltz.
As of 2025, the building still stands.