A Guide to the J.H. Tisinger Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

August 2, 2023

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: J.H. Tisinger Collection

Date Range: 1883-1935

Collection Number: 2023-0006

Extent: 1 ½ size Legal Document Box (.5 linear feet)

Language: English

Abstract: Documents, including financial and estate documents for which he was executor, related to J.H. Tisinger (Joseph Homer Tisinger) and the Mt. Jackson community.

    

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] J.H. Tisinger, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Purchased from Laughlin Auctions, November 30 2022. Unknown seller.

Processing Information: Items were received stored in plastic sheet protectors. Documents were removed from sheet protectors and found to be damp. Items were then air dried. Various documents were paper clipped together. All items clipped together or stored in different sheet protectors were filed as originally sorted.

  

Biographical/Historical Note

Joseph Homer Tisinger was born February 28. 1853 in Mt. Jackson Virginia. He obtained a Masters Degree from the New Market Polytechnic Institute and became a school teacher for several years. Later Tisinger worked as a clerk for the National Bank of Mt. Jackson and then operated a meat business with William Patterson. At the time of his 1938 death he lived and operated a fam which he had owned since 1905. He was married to Julia Henkel of New Market and had three sons and five daughters.

 

Joseph Tisinger served as executor to several estates, including one George Washington Walters (1812-1891).

 

Bibliography

 

“Joseph Homer Tisinger,” Find a Grave. Accessed August 2, 2023. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/63921509/joseph-homer-tisinger.

 

“George Washington Walters,” Find a Grave. Accessed August 2, 2023. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/22934865/george-washington-walters

 

 

Scope and Content

The J.H. Tisinger Collection contains twelve legal size folders and one oversize folder of documents including financial papers, court documents, business records, and other materials from Tisinger and the estates he managed, including that of George Washington Walters.

 

Box 1: Folder 1.1-1.12

OVERSIZE Folder 1

 

Location:

Box 1: Stack 10, Shelf 2

OVERSIZE Folder 1: Map Case Drawer E, Folder 13

 

Arrangement

Items were housed based on their presence in plastic sheet protectors and/or paper clipped together. Folders were then arranged chronologically.

 

Inventory

 

Box 1: 38758101743382

Folder 1.1: Washington Walters Estate Documents, J.H. Tisinger Administrator, 1883-1892 1 of 6

Folder 1.2: Washington Walters Estate Documents, J.H. Tisinger Administrator, 1883-1892 2 of 6

Folder 1.3: Washington Walters Estate Documents, J.H. Tisinger Administrator, 1883-1892 3 of 6

Folder 1.4: Washington Walters Estate Documents, J.H. Tisinger Administrator, 1883-1892 4 of 6

Folder 1.5: Washington Walters Estate Documents, J.H. Tisinger Administrator, 1883-1892 5 of 6

Folder 1.6: J.H. Tisinger, Financial Documents, 1899-1923

Folder 1.7: J.H. Tisinger Trustee Financial Documents, 1892-1908

Folder 1.8: J.H. Tisinger, Circuit Court Receipts, 1893

Folder 1.9: J.H. Tisinger, Shenandoah Co-Operative Farm Bureau Inc. Receipts, 1928-1935

Folder 1.10: Clerk of the Court Receipts, J.H. Tisinger, 1891-1899

Folder 1.11: Postcard sent to J.H. Tisinger, 1888-1889, Mt. Jackson Virginia

Folder 1.12: “Mt. Jackson Circulating Library” Stock Certificate, J.H. Tisinger, February 6 1891

 

OVERSIZE Folder 1 38758101743374: Washington Walters Estate Documents, J.H. Tisinger Administrator, 1883-1892 6 of 6. Map Case Drawer E, Folder 13.

 

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A Guide to the Brenda Kline Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

July, 24, 2023

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Brenda Kline Collection

Date Range: 1863-1936

Collection Number: 2023-0005

Extent: 1 ½ size Legal Document Box (.5 linear feet)

Language: English

Abstract: Documents, photographic postcards, and photographic prints collected by Brenda Kline and relating to Shenandoah County Virginia.

    

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Brenda Kline Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Brenda Kline, October 16, 2018  

Processing Information: Items were received in a stack. Items were removed from the stack and placed in folders individually or by subject name when possible. One image of Julia Wilkins Golliday was removed from a cardboard enclosure due to damage and size. Photographs are stored in photographic sleeves.

  

Biographical/Historical Note

Items appear to have familial connections, but it is uncertain to what degree. Most are related to the Edinburg and Lantz Mill community which are both located in the central portion of Shenandoah County along Stony Creek.

 

Scope and Content

The Mt. Olive Store Ledger Collection consists of a single letter, some ephemera, and eight photographic prints in a single box.  

 

Box 1: Folder 1.1-1.12

 

Location:

Box 1: Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Arrangement

Items were arranged chronologically by archives staff.

 

Inventory

 

Box 1: 38758101743366

 

Folder 1.1: Letter, William Philips to Lydia Philips, Camp Windle Caroline County Virginia, January 4 1863

Folder 1.2: “Bernard Shill,” April 11 1935

Folder 1.3: “Graduation Exercises of the Edinburg High School,” May 1936

Folder 1.4: “Bill Estep,” Photographs, Undated

Folder 1.5: Patmos Lutheran Church Postcard, Undated

Folder 1.6: Mamie Wilkins, Lantz Mill School Photographic Postcards, Undated

Folder 1.7: Russel Frye and Clara Singe Photograph, Undated

Folder 1.8: Julia Sheetz and Unidentified Woman Photograph, Undated

Folder 1.9: Andy and Cora Coffman with Family, Undated Photograph

Folder 1.10: Ephram Wilkin and Dave Wilkin, Undated Photographic Postcards

Folder 1.11: Unidentified Child, Morrison Studio, Undated Photograph

Folder 1.12: Julia Wilkins Golliday, Lantz Mill Virginia, Undated Photograph

 

A Guide to the Paul Will Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

July 19, 2023

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Paul Will Collection

Date Range: ca. 1935

Collection Number: 2023-0003

Extent: 58 folders, 1 Box (1 Linear Foot)

Language: English

Abstract: Teacher gradebooks produced by Paul Will, a Shenandoah County Teacher.

    

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Paul Will Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Karen Wisecarver, April 15 2019.  

Processing Information: Books were received stacked in a cardboard box without provenance. All were wrapped in acid free paper and labeled before being boxed.

  

Biographical/Historical Note

Paul Rickard Will was born December 15 1911 in Toms Brook Virginia. He graduated from Bridgewater College in 1934 and earned a masters degree from James Madison University in 1957.

From 1934 until his retirement in 1977 he worked for the Shenandoah County School system, first as a teacher, then as a guidance counselor and finally as a principal. Excluding his first year he worked at Strasburg High School.

He died May 18, 2008 and is buried at the Keller Cemetery in Mt. Olive Virginia.

 

Bibliography

“Paul Rickard Will,” Find a Grave. Accessed July 19, 2023. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32819195/paul-rickard-will.

 

Scope and Content

The Paul Will Collection contains a single box with nine teacher gradebooks.  

 

Box 1: One shoe box style archival box, 1 linear feet.

 

Location:

Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Arrangement

Items were arranged chronologically by archives staff.

 

Inventory

 

Box 1:

 

Book 1: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 2: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 3: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 4: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 5: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 6: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 7: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 8: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

Book 9: Paul Will Teacher Gradebook, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1935

 

A Guide to the Connie Richey Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

July 19, 2023

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Connie Richey Collection

Date Range: 1969-1978

Collection Number: 2023-0002

Extent: 58 folders, 1 Box (1 Linear Foot)

Language: English

Abstract: Newsletters and photographs related to Aileen Inc. collected by Connie Richey of Woodstock Virginia.    

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Connie Richey Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Connie Richey, February 2, 2022.

Processing Information: Materials were donated in a stack with photographs in zip-lock bags. Individual newsletters were placed in folders and sorted chronologically. Photographs were sleeved and placed in folders.

  

Biographical/Historical Note

Aileen Inc. was founded in 1948 to manufacture clothing and other textiles. At its height, the company operated 144 retail outlet stores and at least 15 manufacturing plants. This included local plants in New Market, Strasburg, Woodstock, and Edinburg which was the company’s primary manufacturing site. The company filed for bankruptcy and closed all operations in 1994.

These newsletters were retained by Marion Tisinger, father of Connie Richey.

 

 

Bibliography

“Company News; Aileen Files for Bankruptcy-Law Protection,” Bloomberg News. The New York Times. Accessed July 19, 2023. https://www.nytimes.com/1994/01/25/business/company-news-aileen-files-for-bankruptcy-law-protection.html

 

Scope and Content

The Connie Richey Collections contains a single box of documents and photographs.

 

Box 1: Document Box, 1 linear feet. Folder 1.1-1.58.

 

Location:

Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Arrangement

Items were arranged chronologically by archives staff. Undated photographs are at the end of the collection.

 

Inventory

 

Folder 1.1: “Aileen Highlights,” April 1969

Folder 1.2: “Aileen Highlights,” May 1969

Folder 1.3: “Aileen Highlights,” June 1969

Folder 1.4: “Aileen Highlights,” August 1969

Folder 1.5: “Aileen Highlights,” October 1969

Folder 1.6: “Aileen Highlights,” November 1969

Folder 1.7: “Aileen Highlights,” December 1969

Folder 1.8: “Aileen Highlights,” January 1970

Folder 1.9: “Aileen Highlights,” February 1970

Folder 1.10: “Aileen Highlights,” March 1970

Folder 1.11: “Aileen Highlights,” April 1970

Folder 1.12: “Aileen Highlights,” June 1970

Folder 1.13: “Aileen Highlights,” July 1970

Folder 1.14: “Aileen Highlights,” August 1970

Folder 1.15: “Aileen Highlights,” September 1970

Folder 1.16: “Aileen Highlights,” October 1970

Folder 1.17: “Aileen Highlights,” November 1970

Folder 1.18: “Aileen Highlights,” January 1971

Folder 1.19: “Aileen Highlights,” February 1971

Folder 1.20: “Aileen Highlights,” March 1971

Folder 1.21: “Aileen Highlights,” June 1971

Folder 1.22: “Aileen Highlights,” July 1971

Folder 1.23: “Aileen Highlights,” August 1971

Folder 1.24: “Aileen Highlights,” September 1971

Folder 1.25: “Aileen Highlights,” January 1972

Folder 1.26: “Aileen Highlights,” February 1972

Folder 1.27: “Aileen Highlights,” March 1972

Folder 1.28: “Aileen Highlights,” Spring 1972

Folder 1.29: “Aileen Highlights,” May 1972

Folder 1.30: “Aileen Highlights,” June 1972

Folder 1.31: “Aileen Highlights,” July 1972

Folder 1.32: “Aileen Highlights,” August 1972

Folder 1.33: “Aileen Highlights,” September 1972

Folder 1.34: “Aileen Highlights,” October 1972

Folder 1.35: “Aileen Highlights,” November 1972

Folder 1.36: “Aileen Highlights,” April 1973

Folder 1.37: “Aileen Highlights,” May 1973

Folder 1.38: “Aileen Highlights,” June 1973

Folder 1.39: “Aileen Highlights,” July 1973

Folder 1.40: “Aileen Highlights,” August 1973

Folder 1.41: “Aileen Highlights,” September 1973

Folder 1.42: “Aileen Highlights,” October 1973

Folder 1.43: “Aileen Highlights,” December 1973

Folder 1.44: “Aileen Highlights,” January 1974

Folder 1.45: “Aileen Highlights,” February 1974

Folder 1.46: “Aileen Highlights,” March 1974

Folder 1.47: “Aileen Highlights,” April 1974

Folder 1.48: “Aileen Highlights,” May 1974

Folder 1.49: “Aileen Highlights,” July 1974

Folder 1.50: “Aileen Highlights,” September 1974

Folder 1.51: “Aileen Highlights,” October 1974

Folder 1.52: “Aileen Highlights,” December 1974

Folder 1.53: “Aileen Highlights,” January 1975

Folder 1.54: “Aileen Highlights,” March 1975

Folder 1.55: “Aileen Highlights,” July 1975

Folder 1.56: “Aileen Highlights,” March 1978

Folder 1.57: “Aileen Highlights,” September 1978

Folder 1.58: “Aileen Highlights” Awards Banquet, 1980

Folder 1.57 Photographs of Aileen Employees, Undated 1 of 2

Folder 1.58 Photographs of Aileen Employees, Undated 2 of 2

 

 

A Guide to the Daniel S. Hottel Collection
Compiled by Zachary Hottel
July 7, 2023

Descriptive Summary
Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA
Title: Daniel S. Hottel Collection
Date Range: 1874-2019
Collection Number: 2023-0001
Extent: 12 Boxes, 16 linear feet
Language: English
Abstract: Personal papers of Daniel S. Hottel including materials related to the Woodstock Fire Department, regional fire organizations, and the Woodstock community.

Administrative Information
Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.
Preferred Citation:
[Identification of item] Daniel S. Hottel Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.
Acquisition Information: Donated by Zachary Hottel.
Processing Information: Items were donated in assorted boxes following the passing of Daniel Hottel. Materials were reviewed by staff and retained based on their research value and originality. Items retained were related to local organizations, businesses, the family, or regional groups with ties to Shenandoah County. When possible, newspaper clippings were removed and replaced by copies. Smaller photographs and oversize items were rehoused in appropriate containers.

Biographical/Historical Note
Daniel S. “Danny” Hottel (1925-2020) was a lifelong resident of Woodstock Virginia. His parents were Anna Synder Hottel of Woodstock and Lester Lee Hottel originally of Saumsville Virginia. In 1947 he married Virginia Spiker of Toms Brook. The two had one son Philip Hottel, also of Woodstock. They attended Emanuel Lutheran Church and were active in the congregation.
Daniel was an active member of the Woodstock Fire Department from 1942 until his death. He held numerous leadership positions with that organization and also participated in several regional and statewide fire service groups including the Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and the Virginia Firefighters Association. Virginia was an active member of the Woodstock Fire Department Auxiliary and the Auxiliary to the Virginia State Firefighter’s Association.

Daniel worked for Shenandoah’s Pride Dairy (Valley of Virginia Cooperative Milk Producers) as a milk delivery driver.

Bibliography
“Obituary for Daniel Synder Hottel.” Northern Virginia Daily, April 9 2020. Accessed July 7, 2023. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/nvdaily/name/daniel-hottel-obituary?id=33503296.

Scope and Content
The Daniel S. Hottel Collection contains 12 boxes of materials including original documents, newspaper clippings and selections (copies and originals), photographs, ephemera, and organizational records.

Box 1: Document Box, 1.5 linear feet, Folder 1.1-1.63
Box 2: Document Box, .5 linear feet, Folder 2.1-2.15
Box 3: Document Box, .5 linear feet, Folder 3.1-3.12
Box 4: Document Box, .5 linear feet, Folder 4.1-4.10
Box 5: Document Box, 1 linear feet, Folder 5.1-5.21
Box 6: Document Box, 1.5 linear feet, Folder 6.1-6.70
Box 7: Document Box, .5 linear feet, Folder 7.1-7.16
Box 8: Photograph Box, 1 linear feet, Sleeve 8.1-8.234
Box 9: Clamshell Box, 3 linear feet, 11 Books/Publications
Box 10: Clamshell Box, 3 linear feet, Oversize Folder 10.1-10.7
Box 11: Clamshell Box, 3 linear feet, Oversize Folder 11.1-11.13
Box 12: Clamshell Box, 3 linear feet, Oversize Folder 12.1-12.11

Location:
Stack 10, Shelf 2
Arrangement:
Items were arranged artificially by archives staff. Series were created to represent the items created purpose, use, and type as deemed appropriate following research and knowledge of Daniel S. Hottel and his work in the community. All materials within series are arranged chronologically with the oldest materials first excluding materials in oversize/photograph housing. Oversize items and some photographs are stored within separate boxes due to size.

The material is arranged into six (6) series:

Series I: Woodstock Fire Department. Contains organizational records, photographs, and ephemera from the Woodstock (VA) Fire Department.

Series II: Woodstock Fire Department Auxiliary. Contains organizational records, photographs, and ephemera from the Auxiliary to the Woodstock (VA) Fire Department.

Series III: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association. Contains organizational records and ephemera from Northern Virginia Firefighters Association, a regional advocacy group.

Series IV: Virginia State Firefighters Association. Contains documents and publications from the Virginia State Firefighters Association, a statewide advocacy group, especially from the organization’s annual convention.

Series V: Personal papers. Contains photographs, ephemera, documents, and other items related to the personal life of Daniel S. Hottel including his church, employment, and family.
Series VI: Newspaper clippings. Contains clippings from newspapers, newspaper supplements, and newspaper publications related to Daniel S. Hottel’s family, the local community, and local fire/rescue organizations.

 

 

Inventory:
Series I: Woodstock Fire Department

Folder 1.1 Shenandoah Fire Company By-Laws, Woodstock Virginia, 1874-1931
Folder 1.2 Woodstock Fire Department Alarm Book, 1900-1901
Folder 1.3 Woodstock 4th of July and “New Water Works System” Handbill, July 4 1901
Folder 1.4 Shenandoah Fire Company Building Fund Letter, March 25 1930
Folder 1.5 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1932-1959
Folder 1.6 Woodstock Fire Department By-Laws, 1941-1957
Folder 1.7 Woodstock Fire Engine in Parade, ca. 1949
Folder 1.8 “Fire Ordinance,” Woodstock Virginia, April 3 1951
Folder 1.9 Woodstock Fire Department Annual Banquet Programs, 1954-1969
Folder 1.10 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1960-1969
Folder 1.11 Woodstock Fire Department Document, 1960-1969
Folder 1.12 James F. Boyer, Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1961-1989
Folder 1.13 Woodstock Fire Department By-Laws, 1964-1975
Folder 1.14 Woodstock Fire Department Equipment and Members Photograph, June 1970
Folder 1.15 “Search for Knowledge” Woodstock area interview transcript, ca. 1970
Folder 1.16 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1970-979
Folder 1.17 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 1 of 10
Folder 1.18 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 2 of 10
Folder 1.19 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 3 of 10
Folder 1.20 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 4 of 10
Folder 1.21 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 5 of 10
Folder 1.22 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 6 of 10
Folder 1.23 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 7 of 10
Folder 1.24 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 8 of 10
Folder 1.25 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 9 of 10
Folder 1.26 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1970-1979 10 of 10
Folder 1.27 Walton and Smoot Drug Store Fire, July 1975
Folder 1.28 Woodstock Fire Department, 1977
Folder 1.29 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1980-1989
Folder 1.30 Woodstock Fire Department Banquets, 1980-1989
Folder 1.31 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 1 of 7
Folder 1.32 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 2 of 7
Folder 1.33 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 3 of 7
Folder 1.34 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 4 of 7
Folder 1.35 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 5 of 7
Folder 1.36 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 6 of 7
Folder 1.37 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1980-1989 7 of 7
Folder 1.38 Woodstock Fire Department By0Laws, 1980-2011
Folder 1.39 “Woodstock Print Shop” Fire, Woodstock Virginia, February 1982
Folder 1.40 “Standard Operating Procedures for the Woodstock Fire Department, Inc.” August 1 1983
Folder 1.41 Woodstock Fire Department Building Expansion Fundraising, 1983-1984
Folder 1.42 “Hi-Neighbor” Restaurant Fire, Strasburg Virginia, February 1985
Folder 1.43: Woodstock Fire Department Annual Report, 1990
Folder 1.44 Fire Department Driver Training Notes, ca. 1990
Folder 1.45 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1990-1999
Folder 1.46 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1990-1999 1 of 3
Folder 1.47 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1990-1999 2 of 3
Folder 1.48 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 1990-1999 3 of 3
Folder 1.49 Woodstock Fire Department Banquet, 1990-1999
Folder 1.50 Regulations and Standard Operating Guidelines for the Woodstock Fire Department, April 1991
Folder 1.51 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1992-1993
Folder 1.52 Woodstock Fire Department Inc, Standards Operating Procedures, Revised July 1994
Folder 1.53: Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1994-1997
Folder 1.54: By-Laws of the Woodstock Fire Department, Inc., May 1 1995
Folder 1.55 Woodstock Fire Department Calendar, 1995
Folder 1.56 Woodstock Fire Department, Woodstock Christmas Parade Photograph, 1997
Folder 1.57 1997 BME/Freightliner Drawings, 1997
Folder 1.58: “Proposed 1983 Mack Aerialscope,” January 4 1998
Folder 1.59 “Kaplan Building” Fire, Strasburg Virginia, April 1998
Folder 1.60 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 1998-1999
Folder 1.61 Woodstock Fire Department Banquet Programs, 2000-2009
Folder 1.62 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 2000-2009
Folder 1.63 Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, 2000-2017

Folder 2.1: Woodstock Fire Department Annual Reports, 2004-2006
Folder 2.2: Woodstock Fire Department, 2006-2017 1 of 5
Folder 2.3: Woodstock Fire Department, 2006-2017 2 of 5
Folder 2.4: Woodstock Fire Department, 2006-2017 3 of 5
Folder 2.5: Woodstock Fire Department, 2006-2017 4 of 5
Folder 2.6: Woodstock Fire Department, 2006-2017 5 of 5
Folder 2.7 Woodstock Fire Department Documents, 2007-2017
Folder 2.8 Woodstock Fire Department Annual Report, 2008
Folder 2.9 Woodstock Fire Department Banquet Programs, 2010-2019
Folder 2.10 Woodstock Fire Department Annual Report, 2011-2013
Folder 2.11 Woodstock Fire Department Annual Report, 2014-2016
Folder 2.12: Shenandoah County Emergency Operations, Undated
Folder 2.13: Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, Undated 1 of 3
Folder 2.14: Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, Undated 2 of 3
Folder 2.15: Woodstock Fire Department Clippings, Undated 3 of 3

Sleeve 8.1: “New Building Housing the Shenandoah Fire Co.” May 17, 1930 Woodstock Virginia
Sleeve 8.2: Shenandoah Fire Company Postcard, ca. 1931 Woodstock Virginia
Sleeve 8.3: “New Fire Truck in Service at Woodstock,” ca. 1942
Sleeve 8.4: Richard “Dick” Wickham, Woodstock Fire Chief, 1952
Sleeve 8.6: River Inn Fire, Woodstock Virginia, 1991
Sleeve 8.7: Woodstock Fire Department, Seagrave Ladder Truck, 1992 Shenandoah County Fairgrounds
Sleeve 8.15: Woodstock Fire Department Apparatus Trading Cards, ca. 2004
Sleeve 8.18: Woodstock Fire Department Santa Ride, 2009
Sleeve 8.19: Woodstock Fire Prevention Open House, ca. 2010 1 of 2
Sleeve 8.20: Woodstock Fire Prevention Open House, ca. 2010 2 of 2
Sleeve 8.21: “Fire Drill Shenandoah County Fairgrounds,” Woodstock Fire Department, Undated
Sleeve 8.22: Woodstock Fire Department Marching Unit, Undated
Sleeve 8.23: “Fire Training,” 1988 DVD
Sleeve 8.24: “1993,” Disk 1, DVD
Sleeve 8.25: “1993,” Disk 2, DVD
Sleeve 8.26: “1993,” Disk 3, DVD
Sleeve 8.27: “River’d Inn Fire,” February 12 1996 DVD
Sleeve 8.28: “1996” DVD
Sleeve 8.29: “Woodstock Fire Prevention Week Open House,” 1996 DVD
Sleeve 8.30: Woodstock Fire Department 175th Anniversary Parade, 1998 DVD
Sleeve 8.31: “Live Burn Drill 1998 Open House,” DVD
Sleeve 8.32: “A Time to Serve,” Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Association, Undated DVD
Sleeve 8.33: “Wildland Interface” Disk 1, Undated DVD
Sleeve 8.34: “Wildland Interface” Disk 2, Undated DVD

OVERSIZE Folder 11.5: Woodstock Fire Department, Newspaper Supplements, 1976-1997
OVERSIZE Folder 11.10: Woodstock Firefighters Photograph, Undated
OVERSIZE Folder 11.13: Thank You Card, Fire Station Visit, Undated

OVERSIZE Folder 12.5: “And they gathered to remember,” September 11 Memorials, Shenandoah Valley-Herald, September 18 2002
OVERSIZE Folder 12.8: “Under Investigation,” Interstate 81 Crashes, April 22 2009, Northern Virginia Daily
OVERSIZE Folder 12.9: “Shenandoah County fires rage,” February 15 2013
OVERSIZE Folder 12.10: Woodstock Floods, Northern Virginia Daily, July 14 2015
OVERSIZE Folder 12.11: Woodstock Fire Company, “Building Fund Drive,” Broadside, 1960

Series II: Woodstock Fire Department Auxiliary

Folder 3.1: Woodstock Fire Department “Ladies” News Article, 1932
Folder 3.2: Ladies Auxiliary of the Woodstock Fire Department, 1953
Folder 3.3: By-Laws, Woodstock Fire Department Auxiliary, 1954-1986
Folder 3.4: Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Photograph, ca. 1955
Folder 3.5: Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, 1970-1979 1 of 3
Folder 3.6: Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, 1970-1979 2 of 3
Folder 3.7: Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, 1970-1979 3 of 3
Folder 3.8 Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, 1980-1989
Folder 3.9 Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Meal Notes, 1986-1990
Folder 3.10 Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Meals, 1990-1996 1 of 2
Folder 3.11 Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Meals, 1990-1996 2 of 2
Folder 3.12 Woodstock Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, 1990-2009

Series III: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association

Folder 4.1 Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1950-1959
Folder 4.2: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1960-1969
Folder 4.3: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1970-1979
Folder 4.4: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1980-1982
Folder 4.5: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1983-1987
Folder 4.6: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1989-1992
Folder 4.7 Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1993-1997
Folder 4.8: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 1998-2001
Folder 4.9: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, 2003-2005
Folder 4.10: Northern Virginia Firefighters Association and Auxiliary, Undated

 

Series IV: Virginia State Firefighters Association

Folder 5.1 Virginia State Firemen’s Association and Ladies Auxiliary Convention, Chincoteague Virginia, August 1970
Folder 5.2: “Annual Joint Memorial Service,” Virginia State Firemen’s Association, Charlottesville Virginia, August 8, 1972
Folder 5.3: Virginia State Firemen’s Association Convention, Fredericksburg Virginia, August 1974
Folder 5.4: By-Laws, Ladies Auxiliary, Virginia State Firefighters Association, 1976- ca. 1990
Folder 5.5: Virginia State Firemen’s Association Convention, Staunton Virginia, August 1977
Folder 5.6: Virginia State Firemen’s Association Convention, August 12-17 1979, Roanoke County Virginia
Folder 5.7: Virginia State Firemen’s Association Annual Convention, Hampton Virginia, August 3-8 1980
Folder 5.8 Virginia State Firemen’s Convention, Blacksburg-Christiansburg Virginia, August 1981
Folder 5.9 Ladies Auxiliary to the Virginia State Firefighters Association, Fall Zone Meeting, Woodstock Virginia, November 20-21 1981
Folder 5.10 “Virginia Fireman” Newsletter, March/April 1982
Folder 5.11 Virginia State Firemen’s Association Convention, July 1982, Fredericksburg Virginia
Folder 5.12 Virginia State Firemen’s Association Convention, August 7-11 1983, Harrisonburg Virginia
Folder 5.13 Virginia Fireman, July – August 1983
Folder 5.14 “Virginia Fireman,” Newsletter, 1986-1991
Folder 5.15 “A Report on the Volunteer Virginia Fire Service,” January 15 1993
Folder 5.16: Virginia State Firefighters Association, 109th Convention, August 9-12 1995, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1 of 2
Folder 5.17 Virginia State Firefighters Association, 109th Convention, August 9012 1995, Shenandoah County Virginia, 2 of 2
Folder 5.18 “The Virginia Firefighter Newsletter, 1995
Folder 5.19: “The Virginia Firefighter Magazine,” 1996
Folder 5.20: “The Virginia Firefighter,” Virginia State Firefighters Association, 2002
Folder 5.21: Virginia State Firefighters Association Election Campaign Materials, Undated

Box 9:
Virginia State Firefighters Annual Convention Proceedings, August 8-13 1976
Report of the Virginia State Firemen’s Association, 92nd Annual Convention, August 6-11 1978, Covington Virginia
Virginia State Firefighters Association Convention Proceedings, 108th Convention Winchester Virginia, August 10-13 1994

OVERSIZE Folder 10.2: “Virginia Fireman,” Virginia Firefighters Association Newsletter, December 1959-January 1986, 1 of 2
OVERSIZE Folder 10.3: “Virginia Fireman,” Virginia Firefighters Association Newsletter, December 1959-January 1986, 1 of 2

Series V: Personal Papers
Folder 6.1: Record and Diary of Milton Coffman regarding… Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, 1884-1889
Folder 6.2: Saumsville Christian Church, 1893-1993
Folder 6.3 Family Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1900- ca. 1970
Folder 6.4 Woodstock High School Commencement Pamphlet, May 1924
Folder 6.5: Bowman’s Store Interior Photograph, Woodstock Virginia, 1925
Folder 6.6: Hottel Family, 1930-1977
Folder 6.7: “Sadie’s Taxi,” Edinburg Virginia, ca. 1930
Folder 6.8: Maurertown Virginia, 1935-1995
Folder 6.9 Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, 1937-1976
Folder 6.10: Woodstock Players Present “Christmas Nativity…” Program, 1940
Folder 6.11 Woodstock High School Class of 1943, Documents and Photographs
Folder 6.12: Family and Personal Clippings, 1945-2018
Folder 6.13: “Dr. Fravel,” Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Groundbreaking, 1949
Folder 6.14: Toms Brook High School Commencement Exercises, May 28 1953
Folder 6.15 “Dedication of the Parish House…” Program, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, June 9, 1957
Folder 6.16: “Public Showing, New Medical Wing… Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital,” October 1 1961
Folder 6.17: “Sportsman Homes,” Donald Ray Bauserman Construction Booklet, 1961
Folder 6.18 Woodstock Chamber of Commerce. 1961-1986
Folder 6.19: “Homes of Color,” Mount Jackson Building Supply Construction Booklet, ca. 1961
Folder 6.20 Dedication Program, Municipal Building, Woodstock Virginia, June 29 1969
Folder 6.21: Woodstock Rescue Squad, 1969-1986
Folder 6.22: Central High School, Woodstock Virginia, 1970-1971
Folder 6.23: Philip Hottel School Work and Documents, 1970-1974
Folder 6.24: Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, ca. 1970-1988
Folder 6.25: Letters, Anna Hottel of Woodstock to Kate and Doris Kandel of Canton Ohio, 1971-1972
Folder 6.26: Central High School Football Programs, 1971-1972
Folder 6.27: Southern Railway, ca. 1972
Folder 6.29: Fort Valley Fire Department “Dedication and Open House” Program, June 30 1974
Folder 6.30: Central High School Football Programs, 1974
Folder 6.31: “Peter Muhlenberg Day,” October 1 1975
Folder 6.32: John-Manville Shenandoah Valley Plant Opening, April 15 1974
Folder 6.33: “Proposed Zoning Ordinance,” Shenandoah County Virginia, Workshop Draft, June 1978
Folder 6.34: “Christmas in Woodstock,” December 10 1978
Folder 6.35: Shenandoah’s Pride Dairy Products, 1980-1996
Folder 6.36: Union Agreement, Valley of Virginia Cooperative Milk Producers and Local Union 29, February 1 1980
Folder 6.37: “Mothers Sale,” Anna S. Hottel, May 22 1982 1 of 2
Folder 6.38: “Mothers Sale,” Anna S. Hottel, May 22 1982, 2 of 2
Folder 6.39: Union Agreement, Valley of Virginia Cooperative Milk Producers and Local Union 29, February 1 1983
Folder 6.40: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meeting Photograph, 1983-2005, 1 of 4
Folder 6.41: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meeting Photograph, 1983-2005, 2 of 4
Folder 6.42: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meeting Photograph, 1983-2005, 3 of 4
Folder 6.43: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meeting Photograph, 1983-2005, 4 of 4
Folder 6.44: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meetings, 1987-1989
Folder 6.45: Dedication of John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg Bust, Woodstock Virginia, October 1 1988
Folder 6.46: Shenandoah County Law Enforcement Calendars, 1988-1990
Folder 6.47: Union Agreement, Valley of Virginia Cooperative Milk Producers and Local Union 29, February 1 1989
Folder 6.48: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meetings, 1990-1992
Folder 6.49: Town of Woodstock, 1992-2008
Folder 6.50: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meetings, 1993-1994
Folder 6.51: Basket’s of Distinction, Woodstock Virginia, 1994
Folder 6.52: Mt. Jackson Fire Department,” Dedication of New Facility,” May 7 1995
Folder 6.53: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meetings, 1995-1996
Folder 6.54: Hottel-Keller Memorial Ephemera, 1995-2005
Folder 6.55: Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, 1995-2014
Folder 6.56: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meeting, 1997-2001
Folder 6.57: Garland and Naomi Heishman 50th Wedding Anniversary, December 3 2000
Folder 6.58: Dan and Virginia Hottel Contact List, 2000
Folder 6.59: Central High School Fall Athletic Program, 2003
Folder 6.60: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meetings, 2003-2008
Folder 6.61: Borden Family Reunion and Genealogy Packet, 2006
Folder 6.62: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meeting Photographs, 2006-2015
Folder 6.63: Massanutten Antique Tractor Annual Show, Woodstock Virginia, 2007
Folder 6.64: Marriage of Jessica Lynn Feathers and Matthew Wayne Atikins, May 12 2012
Folder 6.65: Marriage, Patricia Higginbotham and Gary Holler, November 24 2012
Folder 6.66: Roanoke College Commencement, May 2012
Folder 6.67: Daniel S. Hottel Rotary Award, 2012
Folder 6.68: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Annual Meetings, 2012-2016
Folder 6.69: Saumsville Virginia Historic Tour, Undated
Folder 6.70 Wender’s Department Store Fashion Show Program, Undated

Sleeve 8.5: “Mineral Ridge Mine Plant,” Cedar Creek Virginia, July 1 1976
Sleeve 8.8: Birthday Party, Woodstock Bowling Alley, 1996 1 of 3
Sleeve 8.9: Birthday Party, Woodstock Bowling Alley, 1996 2 of 3
Sleeve 8.10: Birthday Party, Woodstock Bowling Alley, 1996 3 of 3
Sleeve 8.11: Photographs Robinson Family, 1996
Sleeve 8.12: Miller Family Photographs, ca. 1996
Sleeve 8.13: Borden Reunion, 1998 Woodstock Park
Sleeve 8.14: Woodstock High School/Shenandoah County Government Building, 1998-2000
Sleeve 8.16: Christmas Table Decorations, Hottel House, Lee Street, Woodstock Virginia, December 2005
Sleeve 8.17: Brandon Nichols, September 2005

Box 9:
New Testament, Owned by Steve Kneisley, 1891
“Classics for Children, A Third Reader,” Book with Notes by Anna Synder, ca. 1910
“New World Health Series: Primer of Hygiene,” 1924, Annotated by Daniel S. Hottel, Woodstock Virginia
“Progressive Plane Geometry,” Toms Brook High School 1935, Annotated by Virginia S. Hottel and Others
“Prose and Poetry,” Copyright 1935, Toms Brook High School, Annotated by Dorothy Bauserman, Virginia Spiker, and Others
“Our Favorite Recipes,” Wakemans Grove Church of the Brethren Cookbook, Flossie B. Spike and Virginia S. Hottel, October 12 1964
Shenandoah’s Pride Dairy Products, Completed Order Booklets, ca. 1975
“Treasured Recipes,” W.W. Robinson PTO Cookbook, 1998

OVERSIZE Folder 10.1 Hottel-Huddle-Keller Reunion Photograph, Fisher’s Hill Virginia, September 8 1921

OVERSIZE Folder 11.6: “Triplets doing just great, due home,” Bobby Spiker Family, Shenandoah Free Press, May 6 1987

Series VI: Newspaper Clippings

Folder 7.1: Woodstock Area Clippings, 1952-2013 1 of 2
Folder 7.2: Woodstock Area Clippings, 1952-2013 1 of 2
Folder 7.3: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Department Clippings, 1965-1967
Folder 7.4: Harrisonburg Fire Department, 1971-2009 1 of 4
Folder 7.5: Harrisonburg Fire Department, 1971-2009 2 of 4
Folder 7.6: Harrisonburg Fire Department, 1971-2009 3 of 4
Folder 7.7: Harrisonburg Fire Department, 1971-2009 4 of 4
Folder 7.8: Central High School Athletics Clippings, 1974-1975
Folder 7.9 Central High School Clippings, 1974-1975
Folder 7.10: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Departments, 1974-2002 1 of 3
Folder 7.11: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Departments, 1974-2002 2 of 3
Folder 7.12: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Departments, 1974-2002 3 of 3
Folder 7.13: Shenandoah County Community Clippings, 1975-2013
Folder 7.14: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Departments Clippings, 1985-2017 1 of 2
Folder 7.15: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue Departments Clippings, 1985-2017 2 of 2
Folder 7.16: People of Shenandoah County, 2003-2017

OVERSIZE Folder 10.4: “Old Dominion Firefighter,” Newspaper, 1969-1989 1 of 2
OVERSIZE Folder 10.5: “Old Dominion Firefighter,” Newspaper, 1969-1989 1 of 2
OVERSIZE Folder 10.6: “The Centralite,” Central High School Newspaper, November 1971
OVERSIZE Folder 10.7: Northern Virginia Daily “Annual Football Edition,” August 29 1972

OVERSIZE Folder 11.2: “The Centralite,” Central High School Newspaper, November 1974
OVERSIZE Folder 11.3: Central High School Graduation Newspapers, 1975
OVERSIZE Folder 11.4: “The Virginia Lutheran,” Peter Muhlenberg Reenactment Article, October 1974
OVERSIZE FOLDER 11.7: “EMS Week” Supplement, The Free Press, May 21 1998
OVERSIZE Folder 11.8: “Open House,” Shenandoah County Government Complex,” Free Press, April 2000
OVERSIZE Folder 11.11: “Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital,” Northern Virginia Daily Supplement, Undated
OVERSIZE Folder 11.12: Woodstock Chamber of Commerce, Woodstock Business Telephone Directory, Undated

OVERSIZE FOLDER 12.1: “Edinburg Fire Hall,” February 16 1978, Shenandoah Valley Herald
OVERSIZE FOLDER 12.2: “Valley Queen,” Southern Railway Train, August 14 1980, Shenandoah Valley-Herald
OVERSIZE Folder 12.3: “We Built it Together,” Seven Bends Playground, Woodstock Virginia, June 6, 1990, Shenandoah Valley-Herald
OVERSIZE Folder 12.4: “End of An Era,” Shenandoah County School Changes, June 22 1994
OVERSIZE FOLDER 12.6: “Wrangler, Blue Bell, and Casey Jones,” Shenandoah Valley-Herald, October 19 2005
OVERSIZE Folder 12.7: “Coming Home,” Clinton Miller, April 5 2006

A Guide to the Mountain Courier Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

October 27, 2022

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Lena F. Fuller Collection

Date Range: 1670-2015

Collection Number: 2022-001

Extent: 26 boxes, 33 linear feet

Language: English

Abstract: Research files, photographs, and personal papers of Lena French Fuller of Mauretown Virginia.  

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: The bulk of this collection is open to researchers without restrictions. One folder is restricted due to personal information contained within for a period of at least 75 years from the time of accession. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Lena F. Fuller Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Lena F. Fuller Trust

Processing Information: Items were donated in boxes from family members and were picked up on site at the former home of Lena F. Fuller. Most folders contained original titles which were utilized when possible. However, original order had been lost so an artificial order was created based on what materials were created for and their form. Digital material was transferred, when possible, to library servers. Original media is retained.

  

Biographical/Historical Note

Lena French Fuller (1933-2019) was an avid local history research, genealogist, and community member. A native of Woodstock Virginia, she resided in a historic farm west of Maurertown with her husband Robert Fuller. They had five children.

Lena was actively involved in providing local research services for the Shenandoah County area and answered numerous genealogy requests. She also published the book Land Grant Atlas of Shenandoah County Virginia.

 

 

Bibliography

“Obituary for Lena Sheetz French Fuller.” Heishman Funeral Home Inc. Heishman/Valley Funeral Service. Accessed October 27, 2022. https://www.valleyfs.com/obituaries/Lena-French-Fuller/#!/Obituary.

 

Scope and Content

The Lena F. Fuller Collection contains 27 boxes of materials including original documents, copies of materials, emails, research requests, early web material, digital files, audio visual materials, and correspondence.

 

Location:

Stack 10, Shelf 5

 

Arrangement:

Items were arranged artificially by archives staff. Series were created to represent the items created purpose, use, and type as deemed appropriate following research and knowledge of Lena F. Fuller and her work in the community. All materials within Series are arranged chronologically with the oldest materials first.

 

The material is arranged into seven (7) series:

 

Series I: Record Abstracts. Contains abstracts of Shenandoah County Deed and Survey Records compiled from original records held by the Shenandoah County Circuit Court

 

Series II: Research Files. Contains research material related to local communities, structures, events, businesses, etc. Primarily in Shenandoah County Virginia.

 

Series III: Family Files. Contains research material related to families livening within Shenandoah County and surrounding areas. Primarily compiled as a result of research requests.

 

Series IV: Fuller/French Family. Contains materials produced for and by members of Lena F. Fuller’s family including correspondence, family trees, images, etc.

 

Series V: Woodstock 250 Committee. Contains materials produced by and during the 250^th Anniversary Celebration for the Town of Woodstock Virginia. Lena F. Fuller was a member of the 250^th anniversary committee.

 

Series VI: Photographs. Contains photographs of people and places tied to Shenandoah County Virginia.

 

Series VII: Oversize Materials. Contains publications, surveys, maps, etc. related to Shenandoah County Virginia and surrounding areas.

 

Series VIII: Digital Material. Contains digital files, audio clips, and video clips pertaining to Shenandoah County. Box 26

 

Inventory:

Lena F. Fuller Collection

 

Collection 2022-001

 

Box 1:

 

Folder 1.1 Shenandoah County Plat Abstracts, 1770-1834

Folder 1.2 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Sale Bills on Estates from Will Books, 1772-1796

Folder 1.3 Shenandoah County Abstracts, “List of Names in Court Records & Will Books,” 1774-1880

Folder 1.4 Shenandoah County Abstracts, “Guardianships,” 1802-1853 1 of 2

Folder 1.5 Shenandoah County Abstracts, “Guardianships,” 1802-1853 2 of 2

Folder 1.6 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book AA, 1820-1821 1 of 2

Folder 1.7 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book AA, 1820-1821 2 of 2

Folder 1.8 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Index to Deeds, 1820-1863

Folder 1.9 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book BB, 1821-1822 1 of 2

Folder 1.10 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book BB, 1821-1822 2 of 2

Folder 1.11 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, “Index C,” 1821-1862

Folder 1.12 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book CC, 1822-1823 1 of 4

Folder 1.13 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book CC, 1822-1823 2 of 4

Folder 1.14 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book CC, 1822-1823 3 of 4

Folder 1.15 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book CC, 1822-1823 4 of 4

Folder 1.16 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book DD, 1824-1825 1 of 2

Folder 1.17 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book DD, 1824-1825 2 of 2

Folder 1.18 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book EE, 1825-1826

Folder 1.19 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book FF, 1826-1828 1 of 2

Folder 1.20 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book FF, 1826-1828 2 of 2

Folder 1.21 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book GG, 1827-1828 1 of 2

Folder 1.22 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book GG, 1827-1828 2 of 2

Folder 1.23 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book HH, 1829-1830

Folder 1.24 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book JJ, 1830-1831 1 of 2

Folder 1.25 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book JJ, 1830-1831 2 of 2

Folder 1.26 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book LL, 1830-1832 1 of 2

Folder 1.27 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book LL, 1830-1832 2 of 2

 

Box 2:

 

Folder 2.1 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Minute Book, 1830-1835 1 of 2

Folder 2.2 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Minute Book, 1830-1835 2 of 2

Folder 2.3 Shenandoah County Deed Book Abstracts, Book KK, 1831

Folder 2.4 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book LL, 1832

Folder 2.5 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book LL, 1832-1834

Folder 2.6 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Books P and Q, 1832-1836

Folder 2.7 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book MM, 1832-1833

Folder 2.8 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book NN, 1833-1834 1 of 2

Folder 2.9 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book NN, 1833-1834 2 of 2

Folder 2.10 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book NN, 1834

Folder 2.11 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book OO, 1835-1836 1 of 2

Folder 2.12 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book OO, 1835-1836 2 of 2

Folder 2.13 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Minutes 1835-1843 1 of 3

Folder 2.14 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Minutes 1835-1843 2 of 3

Folder 2.15 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Minutes 1835-1843 3 of 3

Folder 2.16 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book VV, 1835-1847 1 of 2

Folder 2.17 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book VV, 1835-1847 2 of 2

Folder 2.18 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book PP, 1836-1837 1 of 2

Folder 2.19 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book PP, 1836-1837 2 of 2

Folder 2.20 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book QQ, 1837-1838 1 of 2

Folder 2.21 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book QQ, 1837-1838 2 of 2

Folder 2.22 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book QQ, 1838

Folder 2.23 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Books QQ and RR, 1838-1840

Folder 2.24 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book RR, 1838-1840 1 of 2

Folder 2.25 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book RR, 1838-1840 2 of 2

Folder 2.26 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book SS, 1840-1841 1 of 3

Folder 2.27 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book SS, 1840-1841 2 of 3

Folder 2.28 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book SS, 1840-1841 3 of 3

Folder 2.29 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book TT, 1841-1842

Folder 2.30 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book TT, 1841-1843 1 of 2

Folder 2.31 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book TT, 1841-1843 2 of 2

 

Box 3:

 

Folder 3.1 Shenandoah County Plat Abstracts, 1842-1843

Folder 3.2 Shenandoah County Plat Abstracts, 1842-1861

Folder 3.3 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book UU, 1843-1844 1 of 2

Folder 3.4 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book UU, 1843-1844 2 of 2

Folder 3.5 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Books UU, VV, and WW, 1843-1847 1 of 2

Folder 3.6 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Books UU, VV, and WW, 1843-1847 2 of 2

Folder 3.7 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book WW, 1846-1847

Folder 3.8 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Books WW and XX, 1846-1849

Folder 3.9 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book XX, 1847-1849

Folder 3.10 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book YY, 1848-1850

Folder 3.11 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Books XX and YY, 1849-1850

Folder 3.12 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book YY, 1849-1860

Folder 3.13 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Owners of Woodstock Lots, 1850

Folder 3.14 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book ZZ, 1850-1852 1 of 2

Folder 3.15 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book ZZ, 1850-1852 2 of 2

Folder 3.16 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 1, 1852-1853 1 of 3

Folder 3.17 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 1, 1852-1853 2 of 3

Folder 3.18 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 1, 1852-1853 3 of 3

Folder 3.19 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 2, 1853-1855 1 of 2

Folder 3.20 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 2, 1853-1855 2 of 2

Folder 3.21 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 4, 1853-1867 1 of 3

Folder 3.22 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 4, 1853-1867 2 of 3

Folder 3.23 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 4, 1853-1867 3 of 3

 

Box 4:

 

Folder 4.1 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 3, 1854-1856 1 of 3

Folder 4.2 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 3, 1854-1856 2 of 3

Folder 4.3 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 3, 1854-1856 3 of 3

Folder 4.4 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Platts, 1856-1876 1 of 2

Folder 4.5 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Platts, 1856-1876 2 of 2

Folder 4.6 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 5, 1857-1859 1 of 3

Folder 4.7 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 5, 1857-1859 2 of 3

Folder 4.8 Shenandoah County Deed Abstracts, Book 5, 1857-1859 3 of 3

Folder 4.9 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Minute Book 1859-1865

Folder 4.10 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 6, 1859-1861 1 of 3

Folder 4.11 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 6, 1859-1861 2 of 3

Folder 4.12 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 6, 1859-1861 3 of 3

Folder 4.13 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 7, 1860-1866 1 of 4

Folder 4.14 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 7, 1860-1866 2 of 4

Folder 4.15 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 7, 1860-1866 3 of 4

Folder 4.16 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 7, 1860-1866 4 of 4

Folder 4.17 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Books 10-12, 1863-1870 1 of 2

Folder 4.18 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Books 10-12, 1863-1870 2 of 2

Folder 4.19 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 8, 1866-1868 1 of 3

Folder 4.20 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 8, 1866-1868 2 of 3

Folder 4.21 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 8, 1866-1868 3 of 3

Folder 4.22 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 9, 1867-1870 1 of 4

Folder 4.23 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 9, 1867-1870 2 of 4

Folder 4.24 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 9, 1867-1870 3 of 4

Folder 4.25 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 9, 1867-1870 4 of 4

Folder 4.26 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 10, 1870-1872 1 of 3

Folder 4.27 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 10, 1870-1872 2 of 3

Folder 4.28 Shenandoah County Abstracts, Deed Book 10, 1870-1872 3 of 3

Folder 4.29 Shenandoah County Deed Book AA Index, Undated

 

Box 5:

 

Folder 5.1 “Q,” 1746-1791

Folder 5.2 “W,” 1746-1841 1 of 3

Folder 5.3 “W,” 1746-1841 2 of 3

Folder 5.4 “W,” 1746-1841 3 of 3

Folder 5.5 “M,” 1747-1802 1 of 3

Folder 5.6 “M,” 1747-1802 2 of 3

Folder 5.7 “M,” 1747-1802 3 of 3

Folder 5.8 “N,” 1756-1830

Folder 5.9 “Composit Surveys” 1750-1787 1 of 3

Folder 5.10 “Composit Surveys” 1750-1787 2 of 3

Folder 5.11 “Composit Surveys” 1750-1787 3 of 3

Folder 5.12 “A,” 1753-1850 1 of 2

Folder 5.13 “A,” 1753-1850 2 of 2

Folder 5.14 Composit Surveys, 1754-1804

Folder 5.15 “I,” 1756-1766

Folder 5.16 “J,” 1756-1787

Folder 5.17 “S,” 1756-1823 1 of 3

Folder 5.18 “S,” 1756-1823 2 of 3

Folder 5.19 “S,” 1756-1823 3 of 3

Folder 5.20 “H,” 1760-1827 1 of 4

Folder 5.21 “H,” 1760-1827 2 of 4

Folder 5.22 “H,” 1760-1827 3 of 4

Folder 5.23 “H,” 1760-1827 4 of 4

Folder 5.24 “McNishes Run,” 1761

Folder 5.25 “P,” 1761-1801

Folder 5.26 “B,” 1762-1858 1 of 3

Folder 5.27 “B,” 1762-1858 2 of 3

Folder 5.28 “B,” 1762-1858 3 of 3

 

Box 6:

 

Folder 6.1 “R,” 1764-1812 1 of 3

Folder 6.2 “R,” 1764-1812 2 of 3

Folder 6.3 “R,” 1764-1812 3 of 3

Folder 6.4 “F,” 1766-1818

Folder 6.5 “D,” 1766-1828 1 of 3

Folder 6.6 “D,” 1766-1828 2 of 3

Folder 6.7 “D,” 1766-1828 3 of 3

Folder 6.8 “L,” 1768-1823 1 of 3

Folder 6.9 “L,” 1768-1823 2 of 3

Folder 6.10 “L,” 1768-1823 3 of 3

Folder 6.11 “C,” 1772-1828 1 of 2

Folder 6.12 “C,” 1772-1828 2 of 2

Folder 6.13 “T,” 1777-1804

Folder 6.14 “U-V,” 1778

Folder 6.15 “X-Y-Z,” 1778-1878

Folder 6.16 “E,” 1779-1828

Folder 6.17 “K,” 1780-1828 1 of 2

Folder 6.18 “K,” 1780-1828 2 of 2

Folder 6.19 “G,” 1788-1820

Folder 6.20 “O,” 1828

 

Box 7:

 

Folder 7.1 “Shenstone Succession of Owners,” 1731-1969

Folder 7.2 Shenandoah River Settlers, 1735

Folder 7.3 Shenandoah County Heritage Day, Lantz Mills/Union Forge, 1740-1860

Folder 7.4 Fishers Hill Community, 1742-1975 1 of 4

Folder 7.5 Fishers Hill Community, 1742-1975 2 of 4

Folder 7.6 Fishers Hill Community, 1742-1975 3 of 4

Folder 7.7 Fishers Hill Community, 1742-1975 4 of 4

Folder 7.8 “Pughs Run Deeds,” 1751-1853

Folder 7.9 Forestville/Holeman Creek Land Grants, 1752-1811

Folder 7.10 Woodstock 250 Research, 1753-1975

Folder 7.11 Woodstock Virginia Lots, 1762-1764

Folder 7.12 “First Lot Sales,” Woodstock Virginia 1762-1827

Folder 7.13 “Marriages found in Deed Books and Wills,” 1762-1857

Folder 7.14 Tidwell/Burner Springs Resort Research, 1762-1942

Folder 7.15 Rinkerton Area, 1765-1818

Folder 7.16 “Woodstock Land Ownership,” 1766-1885

Folder 7.17 Woodstock Land Ownership Research, 1766-1988

Folder 7.18 Shenandoah County Alms House, 1769-1994

Folder 7.19 “Marriages in Odd Deeds,” 1770-1854

Folder 7.20 “Shenandoah County Base Born Children, Orphans, & Poor,” 1772-1807

Folder 7.21 Land Grants and Surveys, Edinburg to Woodstock Virginia, 1772-1816

Folder 7.22 “Guardianships,” 1772-1832 1 of 2

Folder 7.23 “Guardianships,” 1772-1832 2 of 2

Folder 7.24 Woodstock Virginia Land Research, 1772-1821

Folder 7.25 “Negroes in Shenandoah Records,” 1773-1864

Folder 7.26 “Lot 82,” Woodstock Virginia, 1774-1837

Folder 7.27 Woodstock Hotel Building, 1774-1994

Folder 7.28 Shenandoah County Revolutionary War Soldiers, ca. 1775

Folder 7.29 Strasburg Research, 1776-1982

Folder 7.30 “Order Book Notes,” 1778-1830

Folder 7.31 Stoney Creek Lands, 1780-1850 1 of 2

Folder 7.32 Stoney Creek Lands, 1780-1850 2 of 2

Folder 7.33 Pine Forge Research, 1781-1796

Folder 7.34 “Old Places,” 1783-1817

Folder 7.35 Valley View Springs/Pine Forge Heritage Day, 1785-1875

Folder 7.36 “Straight Branch” Families Research, 1788-1809 1 of 2

Folder 7.37 “Straight Branch” Families Research, 1788-1809 2 of 2

Folder 7.38 “Mayberry Furnace,” 1790-1840

Folder 7.39 “Platts and Where to Find Them in Shenandoah County Deed Books,” 1790-1857

Folder 7.40 New Market Lots, 1791-1850

Folder 7.41 Powell’s Fort Land, 1793

Folder 7.42 Shaffer Gap, 1794-1846

Folder 7.43 Woodstock Deeds, Miller and Brubaker, 1795-1812

Folder 7.44 “Pughs Run,” 1795-1877

Folder 7.45 County Boundaries, 1795-1957

Folder 7.46 Shenandoah County Courthouse Research, 1795-ca. 2000

Folder 7.47 Harrisville, 1796-1900 1 of 2

Folder 7.48 Harrisville, 1796-1900 2 of 2

Folder 7.49 “Place Names, Shenandoah County,” 1979-1863

Folder 7.50 Woodstock Episcopal Church, 1798-1884

Folder 7.51 “Woodstock Lot# Minnie Riley on Main Street,” 1799-2000

 

Box 8:

 

Folder 8.1 “Georgetown Maps and Lots” Shenandoah County Virginia, ca. 1803-ca. 1885

Folder 8.2 “Deeds of FMC Road Land to O’Neals,” McInturff Schools, 1803-1973

Folder 8.3 Mountain Slide, 1804

Folder 8.4 Shenandoah County Mills, Deed References, 1805-1824

Folder 8.5 Mills, 1805-1896

Folder 8.6 Columbia Furnace, 1808-1884

Folder 8.7 Items from Shenandoah County Order Books, 1808-1885

Folder 8.8 “Woodstock Lot 11” Methodist Church Research, 1808-1934

Folder 8.9 Woodstock Methodist Church, 1808-1976

Folder 8.10 “Valley Forge,” Shenandoah County Virginia, 1812-1815

Folder 8.11 “Rinkerton Area, Mill Creek,” 1812-1899

Folder 8.12 “Schools,” 1815-1935

Folder 8.13 Shenandoah River Navigation, 1816-1924

Folder 8.14 “Woodstock Resolutions,” Carpenters, Joiners, and Cabinet Makers, 1816

Folder 8.15 Woodstock Reformed Church, Records Abstracts, 1816-1857

Folder 8.16 Shenandoah Herald Research, 1817-1867

Folder 8.17 Newspaper Advertisements, Woodstock Virginia Businesses, 1818-1900

Folder 8.18 “Millertown” Research, 1818-1957

Folder 8.19 Enslaved Persons, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1819-1834

Folder 8.20 Woodstock and Shenandoah County Newspaper Abstracts, 1819-1963

 

Box 9:

 

Folder 9.1 Harrisville, 1882-1985 1 of 2

Folder 9.2 Harrisville, 1882-1985 2 of 2

Folder 9.3 Fadeley/Harrison Roller Mill, 1883-1936

Folder 9.4 Mt. Solon, 1885-1916

Folder 9.5 Smith Creek Research, 1885-1925

Folder 9.6 “Nossville/Chapel Grove,” 1886-1898

Folder 9.7 “Newspaper,” Even Dates, Harrisville VA, 1888-1950

Folder 9.8 Dinky Railroad, Deeds and Surveys, ca. 1890

Folder 9.9 Mount Olive Lots, 1891-1995

Folder 9.10 Mt. Carmel Church, 1897-2011

Folder 9.11 Wesley Chapel and Wakeman’s Grove Church, 1900-2007

Folder 9.12 Toms Brook History, 1905-1935

Folder 9.13 “Description of Gussy Gill House and Lot, Pughs Run,” 1905-1975

Folder 9.14 “Wesley Chapel to Wakeman’s Grove,” 1906-1954

Folder 9.15 Woodstock Town Government Research, 1911-2000

Folder 9.16 Hospital Research, 1911-2001

Folder 9.17 Civil War Research, 1912

Folder 9.18 “Bear Pond Lumber Case,” 1921

Folder 9.19 “Woodstock Colored Church and Cemetery,” 1922-2001

Folder 9.20 “Oak Tree and Town Survey,” Woodstock Virginia, 1922-2010

Folder 9.21 “Committed to Western States,” Mental Hospital, Shenandoah County Residents, 1926-1944

Folder 9.22 “Rhodes Diary,” 1926-2000 1 of 4

Folder 9.23 “Rhodes Diary,” 1926-2000 2 of 4

Folder 9.24 “Rhodes Diary,” 1926-2000 3 of 4

Folder 9.25 “Rhodes Diary,” 1926-2000 4 of 4

Folder 9.26 “Historians seek Local Lore in Olden Books,” History Conference, March 23 1934

Folder 9.27 “New Theatre” Advertisement for “Our Little Girl” Starring Shirley Temple, ca. 1935

Folder 9.28 Family Reunions Held 1936

Folder 9.29 “Sigma Sigma Sigma House,” Woodstock Virginia, 1938-1996

Folder 9.30 Woodstock High school Class of 1951 Reunions 1951-2004 1 of 2

Folder 9.31 Woodstock High school Class of 1951 Reunions 1951-2004 2 of 2

Folder 9.32 Cemetery, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, 1964

Folder 9.33 Iron Furnaces, News Articles, 1967

Folder 9.34 Woodstock Methodist Church Yearbook and Directory, 1967-1968

Folder 9.35 “Bicentennial Celebration Maur-Brook-Olive Community,” April 1972

Folder 9.36 Woodstock Presbyterian Church 160^th Anniversary Booklet, 1984

Folder 9.37 Woodstock Chamber of Commerce “Court Days” Newsletter, June 1986

Folder 9.38 Woodstock Presbyterian Church Directory, 1986

Folder 9.39 “Shenandoah Iron & Coal Company,” by Mason Cooper and Bob Zimmerman, 1986

Folder 9.40 “Elizabeth Furnace” Article, 1989

Folder 9.41 Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc., 1990-1996

Folder 9.42 “Valley Pike Spirit,” Valley Pike Brethren Church, October 1993

Folder 9.43 Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc., 1997

Folder 9.44 250^th Anniversary Celebration, St. Paul’s UCC Church, 1998

Folder 9.45 Susan B. Miller Nursing Home Sale Advertisement, February 10 1999

Folder 9.46 Courthouse News Clippings with Photographs, 1999-2000

Folder 9.47 Jerome Heritage Day History Brochure, 2000

Folder 9.48 Woodstock Virginia Travel Brochure, ca. 2000

Folder 9.49 Roots Web “Research Week,” Shenandoah County, July 11, 2001

Folder 9.50 “Chicken Manure” Senior Prank, Central High School, 2002

Folder 9.49 “Woodstock Pottery Picture,” 2002

Folder 9.50 “Iron Furnaces and Their Operation,” by Marvin L. Orndorff, August 20, 2003

Folder 9.53 Shenandoah County Heritage Day, 2003-2008

Folder 9.54 Woodstock Colored Cemetery, 2004

Folder 9.55 Edinburg High School Class of 1949 Reunion Photograph, 2004

Folder 9.57 “Liberty Run/Beeson’s Branch,” 2005

Folder 9.58 Woods Chapel Church, 2006

Folder 9.59 Shenandoah County Heritage Day, 2007 Wheatfield/Coal Mine

Folder 9.60 “2007 Heritage Day Coal Mine Hollow” 1 of 2

Folder 9.61 “2007 Heritage Day Coal Mine Hollow” 2 of 2

Folder 9.62 Valley View Springs, Shenandoah County Heritage Day, 2009

Folder 9.63 “A Brief History and Abbreviated Chain of Title Woodstock Presbyterian Church” by John Coleman, 2012

Folder 9.64 Hottel-Keller Memorial, Inc. Annual Meeting, 2013

Folder 9.65 Heritage Day 2014, Orkney/Basye

Folder 9.66 “Ponzer Road People,” Undated

Folder 9.67 Maurertown History Video Project, Undated

Folder 9.68 Aerial Photographs, Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Folder 9.69 Joint Meeting, United Methodist, Men, Toms Brook, Mt. Olive, and Union Forge, Undated Photograph

Folder 9.70 “Group Prepares for Dam Disaster,” Undated Shenandoah Valley-Herald Article

Folder 9.71 Topnot/St. Stephens Church Area, Shenandoah County Heritage Day, Undated

Folder 9.72 “Mt. Jackson Colored Cemetery,” Undated Northern Virginia Daily Article

Folder 9.73 “A Walking Tour of Woodstock,” Undated

Folder 9.74 “Virginia’s Shenandoah County,” Undated Brochure

 

Box 10:

 

Folder 10.1 Aldoerffer Family Research, 1770-1796

Folder 10.2 Allen Family Research, 1819-1821

Folder 10.3 Allison Family Research, 1769-1853

Folder 10.4 Anderson Family Research, 1743-1857 1 of 3

Folder 10.5 Anderson Family Research, 1743-1857 2 of 3

Folder 10.6 Anderson Family Research, 1743-1857 3 of 3

Folder 10.7 Ancestors of Thomas Edward Andrick, 1793-1996

Folder 10.8 Johannes Artz, 1742

Folder 10.9 Artz Family Research, 1772-1972

Folder 10.10 Artz Family Research, 1824-1952

Folder 10.11 Artz Genealogy by Samuel F. Artz Sr, 1993

Folder 10.12 Letter, Lena Fuller to Barbara Guyer concerning Artz Family, August 5 1993

Folder 10.13 Don Define, Artz Family Research, 1994

Folder 10.14 Baker Family Research, 1772-1960 1 of 3

Folder 10.15 Baker Family Research, 1772-1960 2 of 3

Folder 10.16 Baker Family Research, 1772-1960 3 of 3

Folder 10.17 Ella F. Baker Research, 1911-1920

Folder 10.18 Balthis Family Research, 1742-1933 1 of 3

Folder 10.19 Balthis Family Research, 1742-1933 2 of 3

Folder 10.20 Balthis Family Research, 1742-1933 3 of 3

Folder 10.21 Balzer/Palser Hoover Research, 1771-1812

Folder 10.22 Abraham Barb Research, 1850

Folder 10.23 Barrick/Byrd Research, Lebanon Church Virginia, 1811-1948 1 of 2

Folder 10.24 Barrick/Byrd Research, Lebanon Church Virginia, 1811-1948 2 of 2

Folder 10.25 Bayne Family Research, 1772-1850

Folder 10.26 Beale Family Research, 1711-1857

Folder 10.27 Bean Family Research, 1818-1850

Folder 10.28 Bear/Bare Family Research, 1770-1932

Folder 10.29 David Beaver Family Research, Fort Valley Virginia, 1797-1972

Folder 10.30 Bemis Family Research, 1883-1897

Folder 10.31 Beydler Family Research, 1956-1984

Folder 10.32 “Bibler/Pibler/Peebler/Gibler/Kibler” Family Research, 1780-1802

Folder 10.33 John Biller Heirs, Timberville Quadrant, 1829-1957

Folder 10.34 Bird Family Research, 1729-1822

Folder 10.35 Bird, Abraham and Mounce, 1790-1843

Folder 10.36 Bly Family Research, 1773-1880

Folder 10.37 Borden/Reedy Land Division, 1806-1891

Folder 10.38 Isaac Borum and Kellar Family Research, 1760-1838 1 of 2

Folder 10.39 Isaac Borum and Kellar Family Research, 1760-1838 2 of 2

Folder 10.40 Edward Monroe Borum Research, 1849-1930

Folder 10.41 Henry Bowers Research, 1783-1905 1 of 4

Folder 10.42 Henry Bowers Research, 1783-1905 2 of 4

Folder 10.43 Henry Bowers Research, 1783-1905 3 of 4

Folder 10.44 Henry Bowers Research, 1783-1905 4 of 4

Folder 10.45 Henry Bowers Research, 1785-1963

Folder 10.46 Bowman Family Research, 1700-1882

Folder 10.47 John Bowman Research, 1770-1779

Folder 10.48 Thorton Bowman Research, 1797-1857 1 of 2

Folder 10.49 Thorton Bowman Research, 1797-1857 2 of 2

Folder 10.50 Bowman/Cooper Family Research, 1801-1857

Folder 10.51 Allen Bowman Grave News Article, 2004

Folder 10.52 “The Boyer Family,” 1771-1811

Folder 10.53 Branner Family Research, 1777-1813

Folder 10.54 Brobeck Family Research, 1772-1834

Folder 10.55 Brown Family Research, 1790-1892

Folder 1056 “Brubaker 1772 Land Grant to River Moreland Farm William Farm,” 1772-1927

Folder 10.57 Brubaker Family Research, 1789-1953

Folder 10.58 Brubaker Family Research, 1805-1996

 

Box 11:

 

Folder 11.1 Brubaker Family Research, 1809-1883

Folder 11.2 Brubeck Family Research, 1807-1935

Folder 11.3 Brumback/Copp Family Research, 1842-1980

Folder 11.4 “Brunner” Family Research, 1751-1970 1 of 3

Folder 11.5 “Brunner” Family Research, 1751-1970 2 of 3

Folder 11.6 “Brunner” Family Research, 1751-1970 3 of 3

Folder 11.7 Burkholder Family Research, 1831-1964

Folder 11.8 Burner Family Research, 1700-1855

Folder 11.9 Sarah Burner Land, Fort Valley Virginia, 1815-1992

Folder 11.10 “Luther Burner Farm/Rigdely School,” 1904-1940

Folder 11.11 John Bushong, 1750-1813

Folder 11.12 Bushong Family Research, 1776-1918

Folder 11.13 Calfee Family Research, 1775-1803

Folder 11.14 Cauffman Family Research, 1717-1911

Folder 11.15 Cellars/Kellars Family Research, 1750-1821

Folder 11.16 Claypool/Chilcott Family, 1706-2007

Folder 11.17 “Clem Family Notes,” 1772-1807

Folder 11.18 John Click Research, 1814-1818

Folder 11.19 Benjamin Clinedinst Research, 1850-1931

Folder 11.20 Clower Family Research, 1735-2003 1 of 2

Folder 11.21 Clower Family Research, 1735-2003 2 of 2

Folder 11.22 Coffelt Family Research, 1775-1918

Folder 11.23 Coffman/Sheetz/Harpine Family Research, 1746-1847

Folder 11.24 Coffman/Bowers Family Research, 1761-1997 1 of 2

Folder 11.25 Coffman/Bowers Family Research, 1761-1997 2 of 2

Folder 11.26 Coffman Family Research, 1765-1860 1 of 2

Folder 11.27 Coffman Family Research, 1765-1860 2 of 2

Folder 11.28 Coffman Family Research, 1771-1891

Folder 11.29 Levi Coffman and Loy Coffman, Undated

Folder 11.30 “Combs of Fort Valley Virginia, 1772-1792

Folder 11.31 Conrad Family Research, 1777-1820

Folder 11.32 Cook Family Research, 1806-1830

Folder 11.33 “Edward Cook Land in Fort Valley”, 1885-1900

Folder 11.34 Cooper Family Research, 1834-1961

Folder 11.35 Copp Family Research 1747-1863

Folder 11.36 John Copp and Elizabeth Artz Copp Research. 1771-1850

Folder 11.41 “John R. Copp At Joe Swartz Corner”, 1850-1983

Folder 11.42 Copp Family Research, 1850-1984

Folder 11.43 Elmer Copp Oral History Transcription, 1995

Folder 11.44 Crabill Family Research, 1789—1904

Folder 11.45 Andrew Cullers Family, Woodstock Virginia, 1821-1929

Folder 11.46 George Culler of Orange County Virginia, 1860-1920

Folder 11.47 Darby/Downey Family Research, 1773-1851

Folder 11.48 Davis Family Research, 1754-1828

Folder 11.49 Decker/Daker Family Research, 1807-1828

Folder 11.50 “Dellinger Land-Camp Lupton”, 1769-1935

Folder 11.51 Delshaver/Smith Family Research, 1807-1918

Folder 11.52 Denny/Danny Family Research, 1772-1794

Folder 11.53 Denny/Danny Family Research 1772-1794 2 of 2

 

Box 12:

 

Folder 12.1 Denny Lands, 1773-1947

Folder 12.2 Denton/O’Dell Family Research, 1755-1779

Folder 12.3 Denton/Tipton Family Research, 1755-1807

Folder 12.4 “Denton Land on River” 1796

Folder 12.5 Didawick Family Research, 1934-1990

Folder 12.6 Dilbeck Family Research, 1727-1780

Folder 12.7 “Dinges-Miller” Family Research 1761-1850

Folder 12.8 Dirting Family Research, 1763-1849

Folder 12.9 “Dirting House on US 11”, 1819-1992

Folder 12.10 Ruth Dodd Correspondence, 1989-1993 1 of 2

Folder 12.11 Ruth Dodd Correspondence, 1989-1993 2 of 2

Folder 12.12 “Nicholas and Catherine Doll Heirs”, 1783-1870 1 of 3

Folder 12.13 “Nicholas and Catherine Doll Heirs”, 1783-1870 2 of 3

Folder 12.14 “Nicholas and Catherine Doll Heirs”, 1783-1870 3 of 3

Folder 12.15 “Peter Doll After 13 September 1831”

Folder 12.16 Dosh House, Strasburg Virginia, 1755-1940

Folder 12.17 “Downey-Miller-Baylis”, 1787-1856

Folder 12.18 Dulaney Family Research, 1795-1858

Folder 12.19 Duncan Family Research, 1816-1949

Folder 12.20 Easterly Family, 1783-1867

Folder 12.21 Effinger Family and Residence Research, 1796-1949

Folder 12.22 Effinger/Good/Miller Family Research, 1839-1900

Folder 12.23 Elbon Family Tree, 1759-2007

Folder 12.24 “Elzey Grants”, 1796-1889

Folder 12.25 Evans Family Research, 1789-1852 1 of 2

Folder 12.26 Evans Family Research, 1789-1852 2 of 2

Folder 12.27 Evy Family Research, 1850-1971

Folder 12.28 Fadely Family Research, 1850-2015

Folder 12.29 Farrer/Haun Family Research, 1758-1923

Folder 12.30 Felkner Family Research, 1780-1814

Folder 12.31 Fetzer Family Research, 1799-1819

Folder 12.32 Fleming Family Research, 1797-1872

Folder 12.33 Fleming/Flemon, 1800-1897

Folder 12.34 Flowers/Estep Family Research, 1762-1889

Folder 12.35 Foltz Family Research, 1814-1858

Folder 12.37 Fox Family Research, 1753-1784

Folder 12.38 Henry Fravel Research, 1730-1835

Folder 12.39 George Fravel Research, 1781-1849

Folder 12.40 Fravel Family Research, 1811-1865

Folder 12.41 “Pughs Run Fravel,” 1850-1881

Folder 12.42 Frederick Family Research, 1812-1817

Folder 12.43 Fryman Family Research, 1783-1901

Folder 12.44 Percival Fuller, 1883-1972

Folder 12.45 Fuller Society, 1996-1998

Folder 12.46 Henry Funk and Elizabeth Miller, 1771-1844

Folder 12.47 Jacob Funkhouser, Fishers Hill Virginia, 1346-1907

Folder 12.48 A Historical Sketch of the Funkhouser Family by E.R.B., 1732-1835

Folder 12.49 Funkhouser Family Research, 1750-1852

Folder 12.50 “Orkney Springs Funkhouser Land,” 1786-1921 1 of 2

Folder 12.51 “Orkney Springs Funkhouser Land,” 1786-1921 2 of 2

Folder 12.52 “Samuel B. Funkhouser Farm,” 1796-1976

Folder 12.53 “Robert D. Funkhouser,” 1837-1913

Folder 12.54 “Funkhouser, Powder Springs Knoll,” 1856

Folder 12.55 Funkhouser Family Research, Round Hill Community, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1863

Folder 12.56 Galobat Family Research, 1760-1885

Folder 12.57 “Gaw-Miller Research,” 1799-1852 1 of 2

Folder 12.58 “Gaw Miller Research,” 1799-1852 2 pf 2

Folder 12.59 Gay Family Research, 1740-1925

Folder 12.60 Thomas George Research, 1712-1777

Folder 12.61 Gearing Family Research, 1889-1972

Folder 12.62 Gochenour Family Research, 1783-1819

Folder 12.63 Gochenour Family, Fairview Virginia, 1785-1825

 

Box 13:

 

Folder 13.1 Jonathan Gochenour and Frances Shaver Research, 1803-1839

Folder 13.2 Abraham Good Research, Woodstock Virginia, 1789-1850

Folder 13.3 William Good Research, 1791-1829

Folder 13.4 Good Family Research, Woodstock Virginia, 1799-1863

Folder 13.5 “Goods North of Woodstock,” 1841-1907

Folder 13.6 Grabill Research, St. Luke Virginia, 1768-1853

Folder 13.7 Grabill Family Research, 1768-1897

Folder 13.8 Grabill/Graybill Family Research, 1768-1931

Folder 13.9 Christian Crabill, 1788-1922

Folder 13.10 Grabill/Crabill, 1800-1814

Folder 13.11 “Henry Grabill Court Case,” 1922-1925

Folder 13.12 Grandstaff/fry Research, Bowman’s Crossing Virginia, 1808

Folder 13.13 George Grandstaff Research, 1813-1857

Folder 13.14 Greathouse Family Research, 1670-1791

Folder 13.15 Greathouse Family Research, 1774-ca. 1830

Folder 13.16 “Gillock/Miller,” 1783-1928

Folder 13.17 Grim Family Research, Lantz Mills Virginia, 1840-1888

Folder 13.18 Grim Family Research, 1850-1935

Folder 13.19 Haas Family Research, 1790-1932

Folder 13.20 Hamman Family Research, 1750-1898

Folder 13.21 “Hamman/Brobeck Land Division,” 1840-1959 1 of 2

Folder 13.22 “Hamman/Brobeck Land Division,” 1840-1959 2 of 2

Folder 13.23 “Hamman or John D. Maphis Farm Area,” 1804-1877

Folder 13.24 Ben Harman Research, 1816-1873

Folder 13.25 Hart Family Research, 1779-1833

Folder 13.26 Karen and Ken Harris Research, 1920-1972

Folder 13.27 Jacob Haun Jr. Family, 1704-2000

Folder 13.28 Haun Family Research, 1750-1922 1 of 3

Folder 13.29 Haun Family Research, 1750-1922 2 of 3

Folder 13.30 Haun Family Research, 1750-1922 3 of 3

Folder 13.31 Haun Family Research, 1822-1880

Folder 13.32 William Haun shooting, Calvary Community, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1889

Folder 13.33 Hawkins Family Research, 1712-1835

Folder 13.34 Abraham Herbaugh/Hurbaugh Family Tree, 1782-1940

Folder 13.35 Herbaugh Family Research, 1782-1958

Folder 13.36 Herbaugh Family Research, 1815-1920 1 of 2

Folder 13.37 Herbaugh Family Research, 1815-1920 2 of 2

Folder 13.38 “Taylor Town Land,” Helsley Family, 1855-1985

Folder 13.39 “Henkins Family Research, Strasburg Virginia, 1801-1863

Folder 13.40 Herlin Family Research, 1752-1813

Folder 13.41 John Adam Hertig, 1708

Folder 13.42 Hiser Family Research, 1774-1842

Folder 13.43 Hisey Family Research, 1730-1864

Folder 13.44 Hite/Sheetz Family Picture, Undated

Folder 13.45 “Lost People,” Denise Hitesman Birthmother, 1965 RESTRICTED UNTIL 2065

Folder 13.46 Hockman Family Research, 1739-1916

Folder 13.47 Jacob and Ella Jack Hockman Research, 1773-1877

Folder 13.48 Christian Hockman Research, 1804-1813

Folder 13.49 Hoeltzel Family Research, 1782-1832

Folder 13.50 Stephen Patrick Hottel Ancestral Chart, 1828-2005

Folder 13.51 Hoffman Family Research, 1667-1880

Folder 13.52 Hoffman/Huffman Family Research, Page County Virginia, 1737-1831

Folder 13.53 Hoffman Family Research, 1772-1926

Folder 13.55 Hoffman/Huffman Family Research, 1816-1974

Folder 13.56 Holler Family Research, 1766-1987

Folder 13.57 Holman Family Research, 1731-1843

Folder 13.58 Hoover, 1749-1915

Folder 13.59 Hoover Family Research, 1765-1782

Folder 13.60 Hoover Family Research, 1774-1872

Folder 13.61 Hoover & Miley Research, Narrow Passage, 1775-1941 1 of 2

Folder 13.62 Hoover & Miley Research, Narrow Passage, 1775-1941 2 of 2

Folder 13.63 Peter Hoshour Research, 1783-1811

Folder 13.64 Hottel, 1772-1846 1 of 2

Folder 13.65 Hottel, 1772-1846 2 of 2

Folder 13.66 Hottel Family Research, 1792-1809

 

Box 14:

 

Folder 14.1 Daniel J. Hottel Research, 1862-1900

Folder 14.2 Howard Family Research, 1810-1822

Folder 14.3 “Maurertown Charles Huddle Land Grant,” 1795-1855

Folder 14.4 Hudson Family Research, 1754-1916 1 of 3

Folder 14.5 Hudson Family Research, 1754-1916 2 of 3

Folder 14.6 Hudson Family Research, 1754-1916 3 of 3

Folder 14.7 Hudson Family Research, 1763-1843

Folder 14.8 Hupp/Lee Research, 1815-1916

Folder 14.9 Joseph Hyde Research, 1772-1961

Folder 14.10 Irvin/Irwin Family Research, 1815-1850

Folder 14.11 Jacobs Family Research, 1817-1854

Folder 14.12 Monroe Janney and Casper Funkhouser Research, 1833-1927

Folder 14.13 Jones Family Research, 1726-1928

Folder 14.14 Jones/Bowers Research, 1763-1905 1 of 4

Folder 14.15 Jones/Bowers Research, 1763-1905 2 of 4

Folder 14.16 Jones/Bowers Research, 1763-1905 3 of 4

Folder 14.17 Jones/Bowers Research, 1763-1905 4 of 4

Folder 14.18 Jones/Bowers Family Research, 1821-1909

Folder 14.19 Elon Jones Research, 1853-1956

Folder 14.20 Jordan Family Research, 1764-1876 1 of 3

Folder 14.21 Jordan Family Research, 1764-1876 2 of 3

Folder 14.22 Jordan Family Research, 1764-1876 3 of 3

Folder 14.23 Jordan Family Research, 1770-1929 1of 2

Folder 14.24 Jordan Family Research, 1770-1929 2 of 2

Folder 14.25 Jordan Family, 1772-1936

Folder 14.26 Jordan Family Research, 1783-1906

Folder 14.27 Mary Jo Keller/Miley Family, 1740-1985

Folder 14.28 Keller Family Research, 1772-1860

Folder 14.29 Keller Research, Fort Valley Virginia, 1774-1840

Folder 14.30 Keller Family, Freeden’s Church, 1822-1960

Folder 14.31 Kelp Family Research, 1762

Folder 14.32 Sean Christopher Kenny and Emily Artz French Family Tree, Undated

Folder 14.33 Kibler Family Research, 1805-1816

Folder 14.34 Stephen Kiser Research, 1893-1944

Folder 14.35 Kneisley/Mowery Research, 1705-1852

Folder 14.36 Kneisley Family Research, 1772-1959 1 of 5

Folder 14.37 Kneisley Family Research, 1772-1959 2 of 5

Folder 14.38 Kneisley Family Research, 1772-1959 3 of 5

Folder 14.39 Kneisley Family Research, 1772-1959 4 of 5

Folder 14.40 Kneisley Family Research, 1772-1959 5 of 5

Folder 14.41 Land and Legal Records related to Land Owned by George Knight, Philip Ruby, and Joseph/Ada Sheetz, 1888-1904

Folder 14.42 Knisley Family Research, 1752-1854 1 of 3

Folder 14.43 Knisley Family Research, 1752-1854 2 of 3

Folder 14.44 Knisley Family Research, 1752-1854 3 of 3

Folder 14.45 Koontz Land, 1797-1902

Folder 14.46 Koontz Family Research, 1820-1945

Folder 14.47 George Koontz Research, 1832-1863

Folder 14.48 George Kring, Clockmaker, New Market Virginia, 1806-1840

 

Box 15:

 

Folder 15.1 Lambert Research, 1795-1936 1 of 3

Folder 15.2 Lambert Research, 1795-1936 2 of 3

Folder 15.3 Lambert Research, 1795-1936 3 of 3

Folder 15.4 Lambert Family Research, 1799-1916

Folder 15.5 Lambert-Gardner Family Research, 1745-1986 1 of 2

Folder 15.6 Lambert Gardner Family Research, 1745-1986 2 of 2

Folder 15.7 Langdon Family Research, 1757-1777

Folder 15.8 Lantz Genealogy, 1747-1913

Folder 15.9 Jacob Lantz Deed Index, 1825-1860

Folder 15.10 Larkins Research, 1839-1844

Folder 15.11 Laugh/Lock-Miller Family Research, 1687-1808

Folder 15.12 “Laura Leonard House on Narrow Passage Creek,” 1799-1865

Folder 15.13 “Leary in Powells Fort,” 1796-1884 1 of 3

Folder 15.14 “Leary in Powells Fort,” 1796-1884 2 of 3

Folder 15.15 “Leary in Powells Fort,” 1796-1884 3 of 3

Folder 15.16 John Leedy Research, 1790-1872

Folder 15.17 Lentz, 1768-1797

Folder 15.18 Liggett/Miller/Yost Family Research, 1850-1880

Folder 15.19 Linaweaver Family Research, 1833-1929

Folder 15.20 Lindamood, 1749-1999

Folder 15.21 “Litten-Litton-Lytton,” 1780-1992

Folder 15.22 Lloyd Family Research, 1801-1993

Folder 15.23 Lockmiller Family Research, 1788-1864

Folder 15.24 “Les Lohr Farm,” Maurertown Virginia, 1877-1936

Folder 15.25 “Harry Long Family Sheet,” 1791-1925

Folder 15.26 “Homer and Harry Long Lands,” 1806-1953

Folder 15.27 Ludwig Family Research, 1723-1850

Folder 15.28 Magruder, 1795-1949

Folder 15.29 Maphis Family Research, 1750-1898

Folder 15.30 “The Paul Markley Home,” Elk Run Valley/Jerome, 1734-1913

Folder 15.31 Marks Family, 1777-1871

Folder 15.32 Marston, 1818-1936

Folder 15.33 Martin, Nevin 1887

Folder 15.34 John Mauk, 1774-1805

Folder 15.35 “CC Maurer Court Case,” 1832 1 of 4

Folder 15.36 “CC Maurer Court Case,” 1832 2 of 4

Folder 15.37 “CC Maurer Court Case,” 1832 3 of 4

Folder 15.38 “CC Maurer Court Case,” 1832 4 of 4

Folder 15.39 Mavis-Hiser Family Research, 1794-1850

Folder 15.40 McCarthy, James 1788

Folder 15.41 McCarty, John 1816-1888

Folder 15.42 McCox/Miller, 1827-1926

Folder 15.43 McGinnis Family, ca. 1800

Folder 15.44 Miley, 1560-1834

Folder 15.45 Miley, 1607-1837

Folder 15.46 Miley, Abraham 1753

Folder 15.47 Miley, 1785-1856 1 of 2

Folder 15.48 Miley, 1785-1856 2 of 2

Folder 15.49 “Miley Notes,” 1811-1858

Folder 15.50 Miley, 1816-1930

Folder 15.51 Miley, 1852-1920

Folder 15.52 Jacob Miller and Catherine Charlotte Miller, Rockingham County Virginia, 1692-1862

Folder 15.53 John Jacob Miller Research, 1697-1799

Folder 15.54 “Millers in West Virginia,” Publications, 1698-1872

 

Box 16:

 

Folder 16.1 “Jacob Miller Land Grants Woodstock” 1714-1812

Folder 16.2 “Strasburg George Miller Family,” 1720-1939

Folder 16.3 Henry Miller of Pennsylvania, 1725-1797

Folder 16.4 George Miller and Rachel Hidaker,” Strasburg, Virginia, 1725-1908

Folder 16.5 Miller Family Research, 1735-1863 1 of 2

Folder 16.6 Miller Family Research, 1735-1863 2 of 2

Folder 16.7 “Quest for Immigrant Miller of Woodstock,” 1737-1749 1 of 2

Folder 16.8 “Quest for Immigrant Miller of Woodstock,” 1737-1749 2 of 2

Folder 16.9 Miller Family in Virginia, 1740-1770

Folder 16.10 “Catherine Miller and Others,” Woodstock, VA 1740-1850

Folder 16.11 “Miller Germania Records, 1743

Folder 16.12 Christian Miller Descendants, 1744-1794

Folder 16.13 “Christian Miller/Gochenour” Research, 1744-1930

Folder 16.14 “Miller – All Families,” 1748-1850

Folder 16.15 “Miller Family from Lena,” 1749-1790

Folder 16.16 Henry Miller, West Virginia, 1749-1802

Folder 16.17 Mary Miller/Hoover 1750-1818

Folder 16.18 “Different Miller Families” Research, 1750-1928

Folder 16.19 Jacob Miller and Henry Miller, Orange County Virginia, 1753-1778

Folder 16.20 George Miller Family Bible Record Abstracts, 1756-1820

Folder 16.21 George “Oil” Miller Sr., 1756-1840

Folder 16.22 Mark Miller, 1757-1893 1 of 3

Folder 16.23 Mark Miller, 1757-1893 2 of 3

Folder 16.24 Mark Miller, 1757-1893 3 of 3

Folder 16.25 Miller Family, Orange County Virginia, 1758-1789

Folder 16.26 Miller Family Information from Internet Sources, 1759-1923 1 of 3

Folder 16.27 Miller Family Information from Internet Sources, 1759-1923 2 of 3

Folder 16.28 Miller Family Information from Internet Sources, 1759-1923 3 of 3

Folder 16.29 “Kyle Miller and Sandra Odell,” 1760-1858

Folder 16.30 Jacob Miller, Stoney Creek Virginia, 1760-1910

Folder 16.31 Jacob Miller Penner, 1761-1807

Folder 16.32 “Jacob Miller of Woodstock,” 1762-1825 1 of 2

Folder 16.33 “Jacob Miller of Woodstock,” 1762-1825 2 of 2

Folder 16.34 William Miller Family, 1762-1906 1 of 3

Folder 16.35 William Miller Family, 1762-1906 2 of 3

Folder 16.36 William Miller Family, 1762-1906 3 of 3

Folder 16.37 Sonia Miller Family Research, 1764-1988 1 of 2

Folder 16.38 Sonia Miller Family Research, 1764-1988 2 of 2

 

Box 17:

 

Folder 17.1 “Fort Valley Millers,” 1765-1860

Folder 17.2 “Miller Deeds,” 1765-1872 1 of 2

Folder 17.3 “Miller Deeds,” 1765-1872 2 of 2

Folder 17.4 Valentine Miller of Frederick County, Virginia, 1765-1985 1 of 4

Folder 17.5 Valentine Miller of Frederick County, Virginia, 1765-1985 2 of 4

Folder 17.6 Valentine Miller of Frederick County, Virginia, 1765-1985 3 of 4

Folder 17.7 Valentine Miller of Frederick County, Virginia, 1765-1985 4 of 4

Folder 17.8 Henry and Dorothy Miller, 1766-1797

Folder 17.9 “Miller Family Records of Woodstock, VA.,” 1766-1993

Folder 17.10 John Miller, Narrow Passage Virginia, 1769-1810

Folder 17.11 “Millers of Kentucky” Research, 1775-2837

Folder 17.12 “Millers Lot 6,” Luray Virginia 1777-1842

Folder 17.13 “Millers and Other Families of Woodstock,” 1778-1850 1 of 2

Folder 17.14 “Millers and Other Families of Woodstock,” 1778-1850 2 of 2

Folder 17.15 Abraham Miller, 1778-1865

Folder 17.16 “Jacob Miller County Line,” 1778-1909

Folder 17.17 Miller/Ligget Family Research, 1778-1924

Folder 17.18 “Christian Miller Senior Land,” 1780-1836

Folder 17.19 Jacob Miller and Keller Family Research, 1780-1848

Folder 17.20 “Christian (Miller) s/o Jacob Strasburg,” 1782-1830

Folder 17.21 Miller Family Research, Edinburg Virginia, 1782-1904

Folder 17.22 “#5 Peter Miller,” 1784-1833

Folder 17.23 George and Margaret Miller, Stoney Creek Virginia, 1786-1818

Folder 17.24 Miller-Combs Family Research, Hardy County West Virginia, 1786-1929

Folder 17.25 “Miller Census,” 1787-1982

Folder 17.26 Elizabeth and Joseph Miller Research, 1790-1979

Folder 17.27 Peter Miller, 1791-1814

Folder 17.28 Millers of Greenbriar County Virginia/West Virginia, 1792-1870

Folder 17.29 Dr. Thomas C. and Cassandra Miller, 1792-1926

Folder 17.30 “Peter Miller Land/Haas Land,” 1794-1974

Folder 17.31 “Abraham Miller and Flora Shetz Hoffman,” 1795-1882

Folder 17.32 “Miller Estates Before 1800” 1 of 3

Folder 17.33 “Miller Estates Before 1800” 2 of 3

Folder 17.34 “Miller Estates Before 1800” 2 of 3

Folder 17.35 “Henry Miller married a Haun,” 1801-1822

Folder 17.36 “George Miller of Strasburg,” 1804-1853 1 of 2

Folder 17.37 “George Miller of Strasburg,” 1804-1853 2 of 2

Folder 17.38 Miller, Orange County Virginia, 1806-1910

Folder 17.39 “Jacob Miller from Pennsylvania,” 1810

Folder 17.40 Miller-Bearsh-Lambert Family Research, 1818-1942

Folder 17.41 “Miller/Cochrane” Family Research, 1819-1870

Folder 17.42 “Jacob Miller of Luray,” 1822-1832

Folder 17.43 “George Miller, Black,” Research, 1822-1834

Folder 17.44 Harrison Miller married Lydia Bowers, 1824-1901

Folder 17.45 “Who were the parents of Harrison Miller?” 1824-1901

Folder 17.46 J.O. Miller Research, Pennsylvania, 1825-1898

Folder 17.47 Luther Miller, Maurertown Virginia, 1825-1967

Folder 17.48 John Miller, Hawksbill Creek, 1826-1964

Folder 17.49 James W. Miller and Sarah Jane Hauck Miller Research, 1837-1934

Folder 17.50 Jacob Miller and Mary Virginia Feller, Strasburg Virginia, 1843-1917

Folder 17.51 Miller Family Research, 1850-1870

Folder 17.52 “Willard Miller Line,” 1850-2000

Folder 17.53 Brent and Nancy Lambert Miller Family Research, 1850-2006

 

Box 18:

 

Folder 18.1 Michael Miller, Hardy County West Virginia, 1854-1909

Folder 18.2 Peter Miller, Front Royal Virginia, 1855

Folder 18.3 “Dr. Harold W. Miller,” 1865-2001

Folder 18.4 “Peter Miller Lands,” 1872-1974

Folder 18.5 Miller/Riddleberger, 1886-1962

Folder 18.6 Howard Miller, Strasburg Virginia, 1900-1961

Folder 18.7 Roger Miller Family Research, 1901-1987

Folder 18.8 Margaret N. Miller, 1913-2004

Folder 18.9 William L. Miller, 1928-2004

Folder 18.10 “Milliken-Toms Brook,” 1892-1980

Folder 18.11 Milton Rhodes Journal, 1921-1929

Folder 18.12 Moates, 1771-1827

Folder 18.13 Moffett, Anderson 1790

Folder 18.14 Moore/Miller, 1744-1870

Folder 18.15 Moore, 1784-1792

Folder 18.16 Moore, John “Upper Fort,” 1791-1793

Folder 18.17 Moore, Thomas and Mary Bird, 1792-1833

Folder 18.18 Moreland, 1765

Folder 18.19 Morgan, 1744-1819

Folder 18.20 John Morris to John Gochenour, 1823-1834

Folder 18.21 George Mourer, 1754

Folder 18.22 Moyer, 1791

Folder 18.23 Muhlenberg, 1881-2002 1 of 2

Folder 18.24 Muhlenberg, 1881-2002 2 of 2

Folder 18.25 Peter Muhlenberg Artifacts, 1921-2007

Folder 18.26 S. B. Myers, 1864

Folder 18.27 Nagle, 1803

Folder 18.28 Naiswander, “Zane Land Touching,” 1778-1855

Folder 18.29 Newell, 1807-1836

Folder 18.30 Newell, 1814-1922

Folder 18.31 “Newman in Shenandoah County, White and Black,” 1783-1837

Folder 18.32 Anthony Nicely Jr. Research, 1767-1884

Folder 18.33 Nicely Tax Records, 1782-1803

Folder 18.34 Nicholas, 1815-1850

Folder 18.35 Nihisen, 1850-1917

Folder 18.36 Jacob Nisley, 1764-1789

Folder 18.37 Jacob Nisely, ca. 1780

Folder 18.38 Samuel Nizely, 1766-1777

Folder 18.39 Norcross, 1852-1946

Folder 18.40 Norton, 1787-1850

Folder 18.41 “Philip & William Orndorff,” 1765-1865

Folder 18.42 Ort Family Research, 1772-1991

Folder 18.43 Ortgus Family Research, 1773-1821

Folder 18.44 Ott Family Research, 1799-1921 1 of 2

Folder 18.45 Ott Family Research, 1799-1921 2 of 2

Folder 18.46 Ott Family Research, 1779-1938

Folder 18.47 Parrish Family Research, 1880-1996

Folder 18.48 Pence Family Research, 1747-1964

Folder 18.49 Pence Family, Forestville Virginia, 1754-1839 1 of 3

Folder 18.50 Pence Family, Forestville Virginia, 1754-1839 2 of 3

Folder 18.51 Pence Family, Forestville Virginia, 1754-1839 3 of 3

Folder 18.52 Peters Family Research, 1790-1849

Folder 18.53 William Philips, 1760-1837

Folder 18.54 “Linda Philips-Swarts Heirs,” Harrisville Virginia, 1918

Folder 18.55 Pierce Family Research, 1880-1964

Folder 18.56 Pitman Family Research, 1764-1821

Folder 18.57 Pitsbergen Family Research, 1777-1811

Folder 18.58 Poke Family Research, 1805-1990 1 of 2

Folder 18.59 Poke Family Research, 1805-1990 2 of 2

Folder 18.60 Pummell Family Research, 1777-1817

Folder 18.61 Putman/Putnam Family, 1759-2012

Folder 18.62 Quick and Quicksburg Research, 1749-1875 1 of 2

Folder 18.63 Quick and Quicksburg Research, 1749-1875 2 of 2

Folder 18.64 Reedy Family and Borden School Research, 1776-1824

Folder 18.65 Reedy Farm, McNeeses Run, 1815-1830

Folder 18.66 Rees/Reese Family Research, 1744-1829

Folder 18.67 “Reeser-Farra-Keener Land Grant,” 1779-1882

Folder 18.68 Reedy/Ashwood Family Research, 1860-1940

Folder 18.69 Rhodes/Rode Family Research, 1787-1815

 

Box 19:

 

Folder 19.1 Rhodes/Artz/Miley Family Research, before 1866

Folder 19.2 Rhodes/Gochenour Research Trip Plan, Shenandoah County Virginia, Undated

Folder 19.3 Rickard Family Research, 1854-1995

Folder 19.4 Riddle/Lambert Family Research, 1856

Folder 19.5 Joseph Riden, 1836-1941

Folder 19.6 Rife Family Research, 1789-1940 1 of 2

Folder 19.7 Rife Family Research, 1789-1940 2 of 2

Folder 19.8 David and Richard Rinker, 1824-1898

Folder 19.9 “Marshall A. Robinson,” Research 1810-1986

Folder 19.10 “Roddy Tract,” 1772-1879

Folder 19.11 “Samuel Rodeheffer,” 1773-1824

Folder 19.12 Rodeffer Family Research, 1792-1863

Folder 19.13 Romick Family Research, 1832-1833

Folder 19.14 Roger/River/Wisman Family Research, 1780-1927

Folder 19.15 Roof Family Research, 1750-1825

Folder 19.16 Rowe Family Research, 1765-1876

Folder 19.17 Ruby Family Research, 1853-1881

Folder 19.18 Ruddell Family Research, 1772-1817

Folder 19.19 “Ruddle’s Run,” 1846

Folder 19.20 Ruddel/Haver/Sheetz Family Research, 1853-1891

Folder 19.21 Rupe Family Research, 1765-1801

Folder 19.22 George Rye and Catherine Fravel Research, 1837-1871

Folder 19.23 Hamilton Savage of Frederick County Virginia Research, 1861-1910

Folder 19.24 Sager Family Research, 1797-1848

Folder 19.25 Saum/Lawrence Family Research, 1766-1861

Folder 19.26 Schmitt Family and Drug Store, 1824-1969

Folder 19.27 Scheffer Family Research, 1789-1959 1 of 2

Folder 19.28 Scheffer Family Research, 1789-1959 2 of 2

Folder 19.29 Scheffer/Burner Research, 1862-1884

Folder 19.30 Saum Family Research, 1784-1850

Folder 19.31 “Nicholas Saum Descendants,” 1791-1972 1 of 2

Folder 19.32 “Nicholas Saum Descendants,” 1791-1972 2 of 2

Folder 19.33 Seibert Family Research, 1717-1818

Folder 19.34 “Shaffer/Shaver Tract,” 1845-1976

Folder 19.35 “S.V. Shaffer,” 1927-1994

Folder 19.36 Sharp Family Research, 1729-1970

Folder 19.37 E. B. Shaver, Maurertown Brethren Church, 1784-1966

Folder 19.38 Shaver Family Research, Maurertown Virginia, 1834-1880 1 of 2

Folder 19.39 Shaver Family Research, Maurertown Virginia, 1834-1888 2 of 2

Folder 19.40 “John Sheets,” 1784-1850

Folder 19.41 Sheetz Family Research, 1746-1900

Folder 19.42 Sheetz Papers, 1757-1995

Folder 19.43 “Phyllis Sheetz,” 1785-1850

Folder 19.44 “Sheetz Family Record,” 1785-1911

Folder 19.45 “Sheetz Family History and Chart,” 1802-1987

Folder 19.46 Matthias Sheetz, 1804-1919

Folder 19.47 “Some Sheetz Deeds,” 1807-1919

Folder 19.48 “John Sheetz Line,” 1826-1860

Folder 19.49 Sheetz Family Research, 1835-1986

Folder 19.50 “Lena Belle Sheetz,” 1886-1967

Folder 19.51 “Margie Sheetz,” 1912-1996

Folder 19.52 “Marjorie Sheetz Notes,” 1995

Folder 19.53 Sherman Family Research, 1837-1934

Folder 19.54 Shillingburg/Pierce Family Research, Mt. Olive Virginia, 1833-2016

Folder 19.55 Estate of John Edgar Shipe Disposition, 1871-1972

Folder 19.56 Shockey Family Research, 1862-1978

Folder 19.57 Sine Family Research, Liberty Furnace Virginia, 1829-1941

Folder 19.58 “Sine Brothers Property,” Liberty Furnace Virginia, 1834-1970

Folder 19.59 Six Family Research, ca. 1851

Folder 19.60 Smith Family Research, 1742-1945

 

Box 20:

 

Folder 20.1 “Anthony Smith, Strasburg” Virginia, 1912-1977

Folder 20.2 Smoot Family Research, 1823-1950

Folder 20.3 Snapp Family Research, 1735-1787

Folder 20.4 “Lawrence Snapp Land,” 1764-1844

Folder 20.5 Snapp Family Research, 1800-1925

Folder 20.6 Snider/Smith/Frye “River Land,” 1808

Folder 20.7 Snyder Family Research, 1765-1868

Folder 20.8 Sonner Family Research and Phtograph, 1853- ca 1950

Folder 20.9 Sommer/Summers Family Research, 1732-1880

Folder 20.10 Sonner, Strasburg Virginia, 1758-1969

Folder 20.11 Christian & Catherine Miller Spaid, 1775-1829

Folder 20.12 Spiker Family Research, 1862-1961

Folder 20.13 Spiker Family Research, 1882-2012

Folder 20.14 Spore Family Research, 1777-1793

Folder 20.15 Sprinkle Family Research, 1733-1883 1 of 3

Folder 20.16 Sprinkle Family Research, 1733-1883 2 of 3

Folder 20.17 Sprinkle Family Research, 1733-1883 3 of 3

Folder 20.18 Stephenson Family Research, 1785-1840

Folder 20.19 Bessie Stickley Letter to Santa News Article, 1995

Folder 20.20 Stoneburner Family Research, 1803-1934

Folder 20.21 Stover/Streit Records, 1736-1788

Folder 20.22 Stratton/Mayes/Lloyd Family Research, 1920-1998

Folder 20.23 Strosnider, 1735-1889

Folder 20.24 Summers/Sommers Family Research, 1737-1879

Folder 20.25 Philip Summers Research, 1773-1784

Folder 20.26 Surface/Zerfass Family, 1709-1835

Folder 20.27 Surface/Zerfass Family Research, 17325-1835

Folder 20.28 Swartz Family Research, 1774-1916

Folder 20.29 Swartz Family Research, 1839-1957

Folder 20.30 Swartz Family Research, “Fairfield School House,” 1871-1882

Folder 20.31 Jacob Swartz House, Jiggady Road, New Market Virginia, Undated Brochure

Folder 20.32 Teeter Family Research, 1749-1849

Folder 20.33 Trexler/Trixler Family Research, 1795-1820

Folder 20.34 Trout/Lambert Family Research, 1758-1822

Folder 20.35 Utz/Urt Family Research, 1804-1858

Folder 20.36 Vann Family Research, 1832-2013

Folder 20.37 Vetter Family Research, 1850-1901

Folder 20.38 Vetter Family Research, 1878-1973

Folder 20.39 Voltz/Helsley Family Research, 1778-1814

Folder 20.40 Waggoner Family Research, 1750-1774

Folder 20.41 Wakeman/Zehring Land Division, 1794-1895

Folder 20.42 Walker/Strawberry Hill Owners, 1923-1965

Folder 20.43 Lena Walker, Shenandoah Valley-Herald, 1995

Folder 20.44 Walter/Lonas/Proctor Deeds and Marriages, 1772-1915

Folder 20.45 Walters Family Research, 1749-1835

Folder 20.46 “Walton Farm and Family,” 1877-1988

Folder 20.47 “Information on Ben Ward’s Property, Sheetz Mill Road, Woodstock Virginia, 1861-1987

Folder 20.48 European Origins of the Weatherholtz Family, 1264-1976

Folder 20.49 Weatherholtz Family Research, 1754-1993

Folder 20.50 Weatherholtz Family Research, 1822-1913

Folder 20.51 Welty Family Research, 1766-1827

Folder 20.52 Peter Werner Division of Land, 1819

Folder 20.53 Werner/Hottel Land, 1815

Folder 20.54 Henry Whetzel, 1760-1850

Folder 20.55 White Family Research, Frederick County Virginia, 1669-1765

Folder 20.56 “Wickle” Family Research, 1785-1788

Folder 20.57 Wilkin Family Research, 1740-2012 1 of 4

Folder 20.58 Wilkin Family Research, 1740-2012 2 of 4

Folder 20.59 Wilkin Family Research, 1740-2012 3 of 4

Folder 20.60 Wilkin Family Research, 1740-2012 4 of 4

Folder 20.61 Wilkin/Parker Family Research, 1750-1921

Folder 20.62 William Family Research, 1808-1949

Folder 20.63 Williams Family Research, 1803-1875

Folder 20.64 “Philip Williams/Eagle Farm,” 1835-1947

Folder 20.65 “Samuel A. Wine” Research, 1778-1914 1 of 2

Folder 20.66 “Samuel A. Wine” Research, 1778-1914 2 of 2

 

Box 21:

 

Folder 21.1 Journal Transcript, Absalom Wolliscroft, October 1819

Folder 21.2 Wisman Family Research, 1766-1840

Folder 21.3 “Wisman on River,” 1773-1795

Folder 21.4 Nicholas Witsel, 1775-1878

Folder 21.5 Woolfenberger/Wood Family, Page County Virginia, 1727-1947

Folder 21.6 Woolford Family Research, 1773-1793

Folder 21.7 Wright Family Research, 1773-1950

Folder 21.8 Wright Family Research, 1868-1981

Folder 21.9 Yager Family Research, 1762-1826

Folder 21.10 Yeager Family Research, 1727-1796

Folder 21.11 “Young-Beale” Family Research, 1767-1793

Folder 21.12 Zering/Miley Research, “Elk Meadow on Elk Run,” 1783-1817

Folder 21.13 Zink Family Research, 1731-1826

Folder 21.14 Mabel Zirkle, Ole Time Festival Grand Marshal, Shenandoah Valley Herald, September 13, 1995

Folder 21.15 Christopher Zumwalt Research, 1764-1824

 

Box 22:

 

Folder 22.1 Tyler Stiles French Family Chart, 1797-1996

Folder 22.2 “Valerie French Family Chart,” 1798-1934 1 of 3

Folder 22.3 “Valerie French Family Chart,” 1798-1934 2 of 3

Folder 22.4 “Valerie French Family Chart,” 1798-1934 3 of 3

Folder 22.5 “Warren’s Farm/Dalke Line, John Larkins, with George’s Chicken,” 1836-1884

Folder 22.6 Shawna Kay Bowers French Family Chart, 1837-1978

Folder 22.7 Emma French, Daughters of the American Revolution Application and Genealogy, 1928

Folder 22.8 Letter, “Mother” to Lena French and Family, 1943

Folder 22.9 James E. Morrison Sr. Bob Fuller Stories, 2002

Folder 22.10 Family Note from “Chrissy,” Undated

Folder 22.11 Group Photograph with Helen French, Undated

Folder 22.12 Valentine Cards Sent From Family Members, Undated

Folder 22.13 Letter, Lena French to “Egg Head,” and Photograph, 1951

Folder 22.14 Eric Wayne Michael and Kathleen French Family Tree, Undated

Folder 22.15 “Pictures of Frenches,” Undated

Folder 22.16 “Frances French Jr.” Tree, Undated

Folder 22.17 Family Photographs, Unlabeled, Holler, etc., Undated

 

Box 23:

 

Folder 23.1 Woodstock 250^th Celebration Committee Correspondence, 2000-2002 1 of 2

Folder 23.2 Woodstock 250^th Celebration Committee Correspondence, 2000-2002 2 of 2

Folder 23.3 Woodstock 250^th Anniversary News Clippings, 2000-2002

Folder 23.4 250^th Celebration Committee Minutes, September 2000-September 2002 1 of 2

Folder 23.5 250^th Celebration Committee Minutes, September 2000-September 2002 2 of 2

Folder 23.6 Woodstock 250 Committee Financial Reports, February 2001-October 2002

Folder 23.7 Woodstock Town Council, 2002

Folder 23.8 Woodstock 250^th Committee Ephemera, 2002

Folder 23.9 Woodstock 250^th Anniversary Committee, 2002

Folder 23.10 Woodstock 250^th Anniversary Events, 2002 1 of 3

Folder 23.11 Woodstock 250^th Anniversary Events, 2002 2 of 3

Folder 23.12 Woodstock 250^th Anniversary Events, 2002 3 of 3

 

Box 24:

 

Sleeve 24.1 Postcard North Fork River Bridge Erected 1892 New Market Virginia Sent to Wellington Stickley Woodstock VA 1907

Sleeve 24.2 Woodstock Virginia 1952-2002 1 of 3

Sleeve 24.3 Woodstock Virginia 1952-2002 2 of 3

Sleeve 24.4 Woodstock Virginia 1952-2002 3 of 3

Sleeve 24.5 Robert and Lena Fuller Home Harman Road 1959-1995

Sleeve 24.6 Fuller Family Photographs 1 of 2

Sleeve 24.7 Fuller Family Photographs 2 of 2

Sleeve 24.8 “Eve’s Dower House” 1969 1 of 2

Sleeve 24.9 “Eve’s Dower House” 1969 2 of 2

Sleeve 24.10 “Eve Miller’s Dower House and Barn on turn of Beeler Lane (Route 630)” 1969 1 of 2

Sleeve 24.11 “Eve Miller’s Dower House and Barn on turn of Beeler Lane (Route 630)” 1969 2 of 2

Sleeve 24.12 John Miller and Fred Painter (standing) with Miller Bible 1969

Sleeve 24.13 John Miller with Miller Bible 1969

Sleeve 24.14 “Rocks Where Dellinger Baby was Killed in 1764” 1969

Sleeve 24.15 “Cemetery Pictures at Site of 1^st Miller House” 1969 1 of 3

Sleeve 24.16 “Cemetery Pictures at Site of 1^st Miller House” 1969 2 of 3

Sleeve 24.17 “Cemetery Pictures at Site of 1^st Miller House” 1969 3 of 3

Sleeve 24.18 “Irene Rader House” Main Street, Woodstock Virginia 1995

Sleeve 24.19 Woodstock Fire Department 175^th Anniversary Postcard 1997

Sleeve 24.20 Sally Jo Effinger Wright and Norman R. Effinger Woodstock Virginia 250^th Celebration 2002

Sleeve 24.21 Woodstock Virginia 250^th Anniversary Photographs 1 of 4

Sleeve 24.22 Woodstock Virginia 250^th Anniversary Photographs 2 of 4

Sleeve 24.23 Woodstock Virginia 250^th Anniversary Photographs 3 of 4

Sleeve 24.24 Woodstock Virginia 250^th Anniversary Photographs 4 of 4

Sleeve 24.25 Woodstock Observation Tower ca. 2002

Sleeve 24.26 Fishers Hill Virginia April 17 2004 1 of 2

Sleeve 24.27 Fishers Hill Virginia April 17 2004 2 of 2

Sleeve 24.28 Woodstock Town Pump Undated Postcard

Sleeve 24.29 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 1 of 10

Sleeve 24.30 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 2 of 10

Sleeve 24.31 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 3 of 10

Sleeve 24.32 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 4 of 10

Sleeve 24.33 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 5 of 10

Sleeve 24.34 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 6 of 10

Sleeve 24.35 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 7 of 10

Sleeve 24.36 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 8 of 10

Sleeve 24.37 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 9 of 10

Sleeve 24.38 Harrisville Photographs from Album Undated 10 of 10

Sleeve 24.39 Tumbling Run Fishers Hill Virginia Undated

Sleeve 24. 40 “Group at Pine Grove School” Undated

Sleeve 24.41 “The Knob” Mt. Jackson Virginia Undated

Sleeve 24.42 “House on Barbershop Road” Hottel/Sheetz Family Undated

Sleeve 24.43 Event at Historic Shenandoah County Courthouse Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 24.44 Event at Historic Shenandoah County Courthouse Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 24.45 Houses Maurertown Virginia Undated

Sleeve 24.46 “Herbert Artz Home, Riverholm” Pugh’s Run, Maurertown Virginia Undated

Sleeve 24.47 “John and Rose Artz Place Old Beydler Place” Maurertown Virginia Undated

Sleeve 24.48 “Site of Eve Miller Second Wife of George – Strasburg” Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 24.49 “Site of Eve Miller Second Wife of George – Strasburg” Undated 2 of 2

 

Box 25:

 

Folder 25.1 Map Woodstock Virginia 1987

Folder 25.2 “Walnut Hill Plantation” Mt. Jackson Virginia Newspaper Article August 9 2000

Folder 25.3 Shenandoah County Roads 1772-1866

Folder 25.4 “Shenandoah County 2000” Shenandoah Valley-Herald

Folder 25.5 Woodstock Downtown Revitalization News Articles 1999-2003

Folder 25.6 Fishers Hill News Article Northern Virginia Daily August 16 2004

Folder 25.7 “Sheriff Larry Green….” Campaign Mailer Undated

Folder 25.8 Holtzman/Artz Family Photographs Undated

Folder 25.9 “Mother, son honor their long-forgotten ancestors” St. Mary’s Pine Lutheran Church Cemetery Northern Virginia Daily December 29 1993

Folder 25.10 “Snap, 1740”

Folder 25.11 Plat Drawing “Miller” Oranda Virginia Undated

Folder 25.12 Indenture between Thomas Hottle and wife Mary and George Hottle December 18, 1850

Folder 25.13 “A Modern Home with old bones” Reno/Rhodes Farm and Houses, Toms Brook Virginia Northern Virginia Daily September 30 2000

Folder 25.14 “Little Big House” Shenandoah County Jail Overcrowding Northern Virginia Daily July 27 2000

Folder 25.15 “Nicholas Doll House Plat” ca. 1817

Folder 25.16 “Susan Haun – wife of the 1^st David Sheetz” Undated Photograph

Folder 25.17 250^th Anniversary Pennants Woodstock Virginia 2002

Folder 25.18 Map of Woodstock Virginia “Out” Lots Between 1839 and 1866

 

Box 26:

 

Disk 1: Internet Email Alley B and Andrew French, February 3 2001 3.5” Floppy

Disk 2: Business Files, January 21 1998 3.5” Floppy

Disk 3: Jacob Miller Family 3.5” Floppy

Disk 4: Jacob Miller Family lands, July 1 2001 3.5” Floppy

Disk 5: Used Christmas 3.5” Floppy

Disk 6: Andrew Hite David Hite 3.5” Floppy

Disk 7: Jo Lynn 3.5” Floppy

Disk 8: Woodstock Jacob and Barbara Miller Family 3.5” Floppy

Disk 9: August 2002 PC Picnic/Emma 3.5” Floppy

Disk 10: Rockingham County Deaths Christmas House 3.5” Floppy

Disk 11: Deed Index Book 1820-1852 for A-A same for B-A August 17 2005 3.5” Floppy

Disk 12: Geo. Miller_oil 3.5” Floppy

Disk 13: Back-up Ryman Family February 20 2005 3.5” Floppy

Disk 14: Brobeck.doc 2002 3.5” Floppy

Disk 15: Showman 3.5” Floppy

Disk 16: Woodstock Newspaper History 3.5” Floppy

Disk 17: Picture of Christian Miller of Jacob 3.5” Floppy

Disk 18: Court House 3.5” Floppy

Disk 19: Shrimp Dinner 3.5” Floppy

Disk 20: Jacob Miller Word Doc. 98 3.5” Floppy

Disk 21: Gaw Miller 3.5” Floppy

Disk 22: Business Files 3.5” Floppy

Disk 23: “Bends” Pictures Birthday January 2001 3.5” Floppy

Disk 24: Thanksgiving Christmas 2003 3.5” Floppy

Disk 25: W.F.T 49 Tree Vol # 13 File Name 1176 Bruner 3.5” Floppy

Disk 26: World Family Tree Bruner 3.5” Floppy

Disk 27: Text John Artz on MS Word February 8 1999 3.5” Floppy

Disk 28: Lutz Family 3.5” Floppy

Disk 29: Formatted Maurertown January 21 1998 3.5” Floppy

Disk 30: Schools MS Works 2.0 3.5” Floppy

Disk 31: Formatted Back-up John Artz.wri #1 3.5” Floppy

Disk 32: Artz.wri November 7 1998 3.5” Floppy

Disk 33: File- John Artz.wri January 2 1997 3.5” Floppy

Disk 34: John Artz.wriupdate October 9 1998 3.5” Floppy

Disk 35: File – Artz January 2 1997 3.5” Floppy

Disk 36: Coriss 3.5” Floppy

Disk 37: Mayes Family 2001 Record 3.5” Floppy

Disk 38: E: Documents #1 3.5” Floppy

Disk 39: E: Documents #2 3.5” Floppy

Disk 40: E: Documents #3 3.5” Floppy

Disk 41: Drake July 2005 3.5” Floppy

Disk 42: E: Documents #4 3.5” Floppy

Disk 43: E: Documents #5 3.5” Floppy

Disk 44: E: Documents #6 3.5” Floppy

Disk 45: E: Documents #7 3.5” Floppy

Disk 46: Artz Doc File November 18 2000 3.5” Floppy

Disk 47: Ott Family 3.5” Floppy

Disk 48: Johnartz.doc Microsoft Word March 14 1999 3.5” Floppy

Disk 49: Margori Sheetz, March/April 1995 #1 Tape Audio Recording

Disk 50: Margie Shutz, AM Tape Audio Recording

Disk 51: Gary Bauserman 6/5/1986, Shenandoah County Historical Society Audio Recording

Disk 52: Court House Celebration 200 Years, 1995 Audio Recording

Disk 53: Joe Clower, History of Woodstock Audio Recording

Disk 54: Dot & Cathy Wright Audio Recording

Disk 55: Finch Reunion Stories, 1995 Audio Recording

Disk 56: Jessie Smoot, May 2001 Audio Recording

Disk 57: DW, Burrows, Mills, May 1996 Audio Recording

Disk 58: Fisher’s Hull Places for Lena Audio Recording

Disk 59: Coal Mine Road Houses, March 6 2007

Disk 60: Lena’s Photos & Icons for Book, April 21 2010 by Robert S. Mowery

Disk 61: 25 Grant Plats

Disk 62: Home Videos DVD

Disk 63: 250^th Celebration of Woodstock Parade, September 28 2002 DVD

Disk 64: Road Trip to History: “The Great Valley Road,” Wodstock, VA DVD

Disk 65: Hottel-Keller Memorial Inc. Presents A Historical Tour DVD

 

 

A Guide to the Mountain Courier Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

August 3, 2021

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Mountain Courier Collection

Date Range: 1994-2008

Collection Number: 2021-0001

Extent: 5 reels (in boxes)

Language: English

Abstract: Bryce Mountain Courier (later Mountain Courier) newspaper published in Basye Virginia. Editions from 1994-2008.   

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Mountain Courier Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Mountain Courier, Amy Voss-Devito editor.

Processing Information: Four reels were donated in their original boxes and 1 reel was donated without a box. Items were rehoused and new labels produced bearing the same information as the original labels. The dates of the unboxed reel were confirmed and a label, in the same style as the other four boxes, was produced. The boxes are organized chronologically within the microfilm cabinet.

  

Biographical/Historical Note

The Bryce Mountain Courier (later Mountain Courier) is a free newspaper published in the Basye community of Shenandoah County Virginia. It provides coverage of the region’s people, places, organizations, and businesses. First published in 1994, its circulation is estimated at approximately 7,000.

 

 

Bibliography

“Bryce Mountain Courier.” Mondo Times. Mondo Code LLC. Accessed August 3, 2021. https://www.mondotimes.com/1/world/us/46/6100/19058.

 

Scope and Content

The Mountain Courier Collection contains five (5) reels of microfilm dated from 1994 when the paper began publishing through 2008. Each reel contains complete sets of the newspaper for an assigned period of time.

 

Location:

Microfilm Cabinet A

 

Arrangement

Reel 1: Bryce Mountain Courier (Basye, Virginia) April 1994-December 1998

 

Reel 2: Bryce Mountain Courier (Basye, Virginia) January 1999-December 2001

 

Reel 3: Bryce Mountain Courier (Basye, Virginia) January 2002-December 2004

 

Reel 4: Bryce Mountain Courier (Basye, Virginia) January 2005-December 2006

 

Reel 5: Bryce Mountain Courier (Basye, Virginia) January 2007-December 2008

 

A Guide to the Baker Store Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

December 7, 2020

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Baker Store Collection

Date Range: 1824-2014

Collection Number: 2020-0002

Extent: 44 boxes

Language: English

Abstract: Business records from Bakers Store, located in the Mt. Olive community.   

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Baker Store Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Series I materials were donated by June Foster in 2001. Series II materials were donated by D. Bean and Hans Bean in 2019.

Processing Information: It is uncertain what state items in Series I were received in. They were processed in 2010 by Ben Taylor and were processed in chronological order. They retain that original processing. 

Items in Series II were stored in the store for several years and moved multiple times. The items were sorted in chronological order and do not retain any original order. All original names are retain when possible.

Biographical/Historical Note

Baker store operated on Back Road in the Mt. Olive community from 1860 until 2018. The store sold general merchandise including groceries, clothing, dry goods, and other items. It was also a center for community activity and was reportedly used as a hospital during the Civil War.

 

Ephraim Baker was the original owner of the store and operated it from 1860 until his death in 1919. His son William H. Baker then operated the store until his death in 1989. During his ownership the store also became an egg supplier for individuals selling eggs into urban areas of Northern Virginia and Washington DC. 

 

Scope and Content

The Baker Store Collection consists of approximately 81 linear feet of material stored in 44 boxes. Primarily the collection consists of ledgers detailing business transaction, but there are a small number of books owned by the store owners, photographs, and loose business documents.

 

The collection is organized into the following 2 series:

 

Series I 1860-1919, contains materials dating to the ownership of Ephraim Baker.

Series II 1824-2014, contains materials from the time Baker Store was owned by William H. Baker and by subsequent individuals.

 

Arrangement

In Series I all items are arranged chronologically by box and within each box.

In Series II, all items are are arranged by type and then chronologically by box. When possible, they are arranged by date within each box.

 

Series I: 1860-1919

Box 1: 38758101156536

Box 2: 38758101156544

Box 3: 38758101156551

Box 4: 38758101156577

Box 5: 38758101156585

Box 6: 3875810115659

Box 7: 38758101156601

Box 8: 38758101156619

Box 9: 38758101156627

Box 10: 38758101156635

Box 11: 38758101156643

Box 12: 38758101156650

Box 13: 38758101156668

Box 14: 38758101156676

Box 15: 38758101156684

Box 16: 38758101156692

Box 17: 38758101156700

Box 18: 38758101156718

Box 19: 38758101156726

Box 20: 38758101156734

Box 21: 38758101156742

Box 22: 38758101157161

 

Series II: 1824-2014

Box 23: 38758101567377

Box 24: 38758101567385

Box 25: 38758101567393

Box 26: 38758101567401

Box 27: 38758101567567

Box 28: 38758101567443

Box 29: 38758101567450

Box 30: 38758101567468

Box 31: 38758101567476

Box 32: 38758101567484

Box 33: 38758101567492

Box 34: 38758101567419

Box 35: 38758101567427

Box 36: 3875810567435

Box 37: 38758101567500

Box 38: 38758101567518

Box 39: 38758101567526

Box 40: 38758101567534

Box 41: 38758101567542

Box 42: 38758101567278

Box 43: 38758101471216

Box 44: 3875810156

               

Inventory

 

Series I: 1860-1994

 

Box 1: Stack 4, Shelf 2

1 folder of Baker family genealogy, undated

Ledger document provision purchases, 1887-1890

11 receipts in folder, 1883-1887

Ledger book, 1883-1887

Ledger of Medical Supplies, 1877-1903

Ledger, 1875-1883

Ledger book, 1870-1872

Ledger book, 1860-1861

 

Box 2: Stack 4, Shelf 2

Ledger documenting promissory notes, 1888 and 1913

Ledger documenting store purchases, 1890-1893

Ephraim Baker Invoice book, 1865-1871

Ephraim Baker Invoice Book, 1865-1868

Bakersburg Store Cash and Produce Ledger, 1875-1881

Ephraim & Henry W. Baker’s Book of Partnership, 1879-1895

Ephraim Baker Mathematic Workbook, 1852-1855

 

Box 3: Stack 4, Shelf 2

Ledger of items purchased, 1963-1964

“Poultry Book” 1959-1963

Ledger, 1958-1959

Ledger, 1946-1948

 

Box 4: Stack 4, Shelf 2

“Ledger A,” 1866-1867

“Ledger B,” 1867-1869

“Ledger C,” 1869-1871

 

Box 5: Stack 4, Shelf 2

“Ledger D,” 1873-1876

“Ledger G,” 1880-1886

 

Box 6: Stack 4, Shelf 2

“Ledger H,” 1887-1894

“Ledger I,” 194-1915

 

Box 7: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Baker & Eberly Day Book No. 1,” 1860-1861

“E. Baker & George Eberly’s Book,” 1881-1882

“E. Baker’s Book,” 1870-1874

“Eberly & Co.’s Book,” 1877-1884

 

Box 8: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“E. Baker’s Day Book B,” 1866-1867

Day Book C, 1881

Day Book C, 1867-1868

Day Book D, 1881-1882

 

Box 9: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book D,” 1868-1870

“Day Book E,” 1882-1883

“Day Book S,” 1887-1889

 

Box 10: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book Q,” 1885-1886

 

Box 11: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book M,” 1879-1880

“Day Book R,” 1886-1887

 

Box 12: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book A,” 1875-1879

“Day Book A,” 1866

“Book No. 4,” 1889-1894

“Baker & Eberly’s Sewing Machine Ledger,” 1873

 

Box 13: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book F,” 1871-1872

 

Box 14: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book U,” 1891-1893

“Day Book V,” 1893-1894

 

Box 15: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book No. 1,” 1917-1918

“Day Book No. 2,” 1918-1919

“Day Book 5,” 1894-1897

“Day Book 6,” 1897-1898

“Day Book 7,” 1899-1904

 

Box 16: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book No. 8,” 1905-1909

“Day Book No. 9,” 1910-1913

“Day Book No. 10,” 1914-1917

“Day Book No. 11,” 1918

Day Book No. 12,” 1918-1919

 

Box 17: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book No. 16,” 1917-1918

Receipt received by William Baker from M.W. Barbe, 1919

List of envelopes and names, undated

“Day Book X,” 1896-1898

“Book B.B,” 1912-1918

 

Box 18: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book N,” 1880-1881

“Day Book C.C,” 1918-1920

 

Box 19: Stack 4, Shelf 3

Baker Store Shipping Book, 1896-1900

 

Box 20: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Day Book Z,” 1901-1906

 

Box 21: Stack 4, Shelf 3

“Ledger A,” 1875-1882

Bakersburg VA Ledger, 1878

“Day Book W,” 1894-1896

Articles about Baker Store Closings and Reopening, 1994

 

Box 22: Stack 4, Shelf 3

Baker Store Day Book Y,” 1898-1901

 

 

Series II: 1914-2018

 

Box 23: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Account Ledger, August 1914-October 1919

Store Book, April 1917-July 1922

Account Ledger, December 1919-September 1921

 

Box 24: Stack 10, Shelf 4

House Accounts, September 1919-September 1920

Expense Account, September 1920-March 1922

Invoice, 1920

“Book 1 W.H. Baker Toms Brook VA,” September 24 1919-January 27 1920

Expenses, September 1921-December 1922

“Book B” Account Ledger, September 1921-December 1922

 

Box 25: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Invoice, 1921

Account Book, August 1922 November 1928

1922 Inventory, January 1 1923

“Book C” Account Ledger, January 1 1923-December 1924

Account Ledger, January 1923-July 1938

 

Box 26: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Shipping Book 6, August 1924-April 1925

“Book D” Account Ledger, January 1925-January 1926

House Account, Shipping Book 10, January 1925-June 1930

Invoice, 1925

“Book 9,” April 1926-December 1926

Shipping Book 10, January 1927-October 1927

Invoice, 1927

 

Box 27: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Shipping Book 11, October 1927-October 1928

Account of Checks and Deposits, October 1 1927-January 1930

Cash Register Account Book, October 1 1927-January 1943

Invoice Book, January 1928

 “Book E” Account Ledger, January 1928-October 1928

Shipping Book 12, October 1928-October 1929

Expenses, 1929-1936

 

Box 28: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Inventory, January 1930

Purchase Book, January 1930-December 1938

Check Book, February 1930-January 1932

Shipping Book 14, June 1930-October 1931

“Egg Book No. 5,” July 1930-January 1939

Egg Book, September 1930-March 1934

Inventory Book, 1931

Shipping Book 15, October 1931-August 1932

Egg Book, January-July 1932

 

Box 29: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Egg Book, January 1932-May 1933

Egg Book, July 1932-March 1933

“Invoice started January 18, 1933”

“Egg Book #2,” March 1933-July 1933

Paid Account Book, January 1934-June 1937

Egg Book 1933/Shipping Book 17, June 1933-January 1934

Shipping Book 16, September 1932-June 1933

Egg Book, October 1933-March 1934

 

Box 30: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Inventory Book, January 6 1934

“Poultry Fist Nat.,” August 1934-August 1935

Egg Book, September 1934-January 1935

W.H. Baker and J.B. Richard Poultry Account, September 1934-September 1938

Egg Book, August 1935-January 1936

“No. 1 Egg Book,” January-May 1936

Egg Book, May-July 1936

“No. 2 Egg Book,” May-August 1936

Egg Book, 1936

 

Box 31: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Book 2 “Carried Over from Book 1,” 1936

Book 2, 1936

Book 1, 1936

Shipping Book, July 1937-November 1940

Chicken Book, August 1937-August 1938

Book No. 3” Eggs, October 1937-March 1938

 

Box 32: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Egg Book No. 4, March-July 1938

Egg Book, August 1938-October 1939

Poultry Account, March 1938-March 1942

Purchase Book, January 1939-September 1941

Egg Book, January 1939-April 1939

Egg Book No. 8, April-August 1939

Egg Book, August 1939-January 1940

Egg Book No. 10, January 2 1940-April 1940

Egg Book No. 11, April-July 1940

Egg Book, July-December 1940

 

Box 33: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Grocery Account, January 1940-January 1941

Expenses, January 1940-December 1943

Egg Book, July 31 1940-December 31 1940

Shipping Book, November 1940-December 1943

Poultry Book, October 1940-January 1943

Egg Book, December 1940-April 1941

Egg Book No. 2, April 1941-July 1941

Purchase Book, October 1941-December 1943

 

Box 34: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Egg Book, January-October 1941

Egg Book, December 1941-June 1942

Inventory, 1942

Egg Book, July 1942-December 1942

Poultry Book A, August 1942-April 1944

Walnut Book, October 1942-October 1944

Egg Book, December 15 1942-May 10 1943

Register Account Book, January 1943-December 1953

 

Box 35: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Poultry Book, January 1943-January 1947

Egg Book, May 1943-October 1943

Egg Book, October 1943-May 1944

Purchase Book, December 1943-October 1946

Invoice, 1943

Egg Book, May 1944-October 1944

Shipping Book, June 1944-December 1945

Egg Book, October 1944-April 1945

 

Box 36: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Invoice, 1944

Expense Account, 1944-1945

Egg Book, April 1945-October 1945

Egg Book, October 1945-February 1946

Inventory, 1945

Shipping Book, January 1946-December 1948

Egg Book, February 1946-October 1946

Inventory, 1946

 

Box 37: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Egg Book, October 1946-January 1947

Expenses, 1946-1948

Inventory, 1947

W.H. Baker and J.B. Richard Poultry Account, March 1947-June 1953

Egg Book, October 1947-February 1948

Poultry Book, January 1948-April 1954

Egg Book, January-May 1948

Egg Book, February 1948-June 1949

 

Box 38: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Purchase Book, January 1949-December 1950

Shipping Book, January 1949-January 1954

Egg Book, July-December 1949

Inventory, 1949

Expenses, 1949-1953

Inventory, 1950

Egg Book, January 1950-March 1951

Egg Book, March 1950-December 1953

 

Box 39: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Poultry Account, 1950-1952

Purchase Book, January 1951-December 1953

Inventory, 1951-1954

Egg Book, January 1953-May 1955

J.B. Richard and W.H. Baker Poultry Book, January 1953-October 1957

Purchase Book, January 1954-December 1955

Poultry Book, January 1954-November 1956

Sales, January 1954-December 1968

 

Box 40: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Expenses, 1954-1959

Egg Book, May 23 1955-November 1959

Purchase Bok, January 1956-December 1957

J.B. Richard and W.H. Baker Poultry Account Book B, October 11 1956-August 14 1958

Inventory, 1957-1958

Purchase Book, January 1960-December 1961

Expense Book, January 1960-December 1964

Purchase Book, January-December 1962

 

Box 41: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Ledger, January 1965-December 1968

Expenses, 1965-1972

Purchase Book, January 1969-December 1972

Egg Book, May to September ????

“Inventory Book No. 1,” Undated

“Book 7” Poultry Accounts, Undated

Inventory, Undated

Egg Book, March-May ????

 

Box 42: Stack 10, Shelf 4

“The Spectator” Volume VI, 1824

The Impending Crisis of the South by Hinton Rowen Hepler, 1860

W.H. Baker The Toms Brook Bank Checkbook, March 18 1931-April 8 1931

Aunt Sammy’s Radio Recipes Revised, 1931

W.H. Baker Massanutten National Bank Account Book, 1931-1935

W.H. Baker Massanutten National Bank Account Book, 1935-1936

 

Box 43: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Folder 43.1 “Carter, Webster, & Co.” Advertisement, Baltimore Maryland, ca. 1919

Folder 43.2 Correspondence, “John Scholl & Bro. Inc. Butter & Eggs” with W.H. Baker, March 1925

Folder 43.3 Correspondence Concerning Egg Purchases, April 15 1927-February 1 1930

Folder 43.4 Documents from “Shipping Book 10,” 1927

Folder 43.5 Letter from Wheeling Metal & Manufacturing Company, July 6 1928

Folder 43.6 Documents from front of “Expenses,” 1929-1936

Folder 43.7 Virginia Seed Service Publications, 1930

Folder 43.8 Correspondence from Shipping Book 14, 1931-1932

Folder 43.9 Documents from Egg Book, January 1932-May 1933

Folder 43.10 Documents from Egg Book, July 1932

Folder 43.11 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 1 of 12

Folder 43.12 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 2 of 12

Folder 43.13 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 3 of 12

Folder 43.14 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 4 of 12

Folder 43.15 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 5 of 12

Folder 43.16 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 6 of 12

Folder 43.17 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 7 of 12

Folder 43.18 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 8 of 12

Folder 43.19 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 9 of 12

Folder 43.20 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 10 of 12

Folder 43.21 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 11 of 12

Folder 43.22 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, June 21 1937-May 25 1938 12 of 12

 

Box 44: Stack 10, Shelf 4

Folder 44.1 “Baker’s Clearance Sale” Auction Broadside, February 3 1938

Folder 44.2 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Checks, W,H. Baker General Merchandise, 1938

Folder 44.3 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 1 of 12

Folder 44.4 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 2 of 12

Folder 44.5 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 3 of 12

Folder 44.6 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 4 of 12

Folder 44.7 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 5 of 12

Folder 44.8 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 6 of 12

Folder 44.9 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 7 of 12

Folder 44.10 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 8 of 12

Folder 44.11 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 9 of 12

Folder 44.12 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 10 of 12

Folder 44.13 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 11 of 12

Folder 44.14 Massanutten Bank of Strasburg Check Stubs, W.H. Baker General Merchandise, May 25 1938-June 15 1939 12 of 12

Folder 44.15 “Candy Days” W.H. Baker Advertisement Broadside, December 15 and 16 1938

Folder 44.16 National Wildlife Foundation Documents, 1939

Folder 44.17 Financial Documents from “Expenses” Book, January 1940-December 1943

Folder 44.18 W.H. Baker Federal Income Tax Return, 1940

Folder 44.19 1939 Chevrolet Truck Maintenance Documents, 1940-1942

Folder 44.20 Individual Income Tax Return, 1944 and 1945

Folder 44.21 Items from Expense Account Book, 1944-1945

Folder 44.22 Good Bought and Sold, January-December 1946

Folder 44.23 Documents from Inventory Ledger, 1946

Folder 44.24 Tax Documents, 1946-1951

Folder 44.25 Bought and Sold Lists, January-December 1947

Folder 44.26 Reports, 1954

Folder 44.27 Documents from “Sales” Book, January 1954-December 1968

Folder 44.28 Financial Statements, 1959 and 1964

Folder 44.29 The Wetsel See Co., Inc. Seed Catalog, 1960

Folder 44.30 Paid Bills, 1960-1964

Folder 44.31 “In the Shenandoah Valley…” Washington Post, July 3 1975

Folder 44.32 Mt.Olive Church Document, February 1 1981

Folder 44.33 Firearms Dealer License, Baker’s Store Inc., April 1 1988

Folder 44.34 Robert Spiker Jr. Receipt, May 6 1993

Folder 44.35 “The Eggman’s Final Rounds,” Charles Dykes, Washington Post Metro, June 25 1999

Folder 44.6 “Baker’ Store Still Serves Its Neighbors after 143 Years,” Bryce Mountain Courier, May 2003

Folder 44.37 “Baker’s Store Changes Hands Saturday,” Northern Virginia Daily, 2005

Folder 44.38 Guy Keller and W.H. Baker at Bakers Store in 1927, “Old Picture,” Free Press October 18 2012

Folder 44.39 “Baker’s Store to Celebrate 152 Year History,” Northern Virginia Daily Business, October 4 2020

Folder 44.40 Billy M. Hitt Obituary, Northern Virginia Daily, April 6 2013

Folder 44.41 Baker’s Sore New Owner, Mountain Courier, March 2018

Folder 44.42 Charles “Henry” Dyke Funeral Service Pamphlet, August 18 2018

Folder 44.43 Strasburg Virginia Drawings by Alan Upton, Undated

Folder 44.44 Gore’s Meats, Undated

Folder 44.45 Interior Photographs, Bakers Store, Undated

Folder 44.46 W.H. Baker Tags, Undated

Folder 44.47 Egg Record, Undated

Folder 44.48 Bakers Store Advertisement, Undated

Folder 44.49 W.H. Baker Letterhead, Undated

Folder 44.50 Rainbow Poultry Farm Stationary, Undated

Folder 44.51 W.H. Baker Broadside, Undated

Folder 44.52 W.H. Baker Wolverine Shell Horsehides Shoes Advertisement, Undated

Folder 44.53 “Ghost in the Art Group Gallery” Pamphlet, Undated

Folder 44.54 Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Advertisement Cards, Undated

Folder 44.55 Tomato Can Labels, Undated

Folder 44.56 W.H. Baker Esso Christmas Cards, Undated

Folder 44.57 W.H. Baker Holiday Special Broadside, Undated

Folder 44.58 W.H. Baker “Happy Xmas” Broadside, Undated

 

A Guide to the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

October 28, 2020

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collection

Date Range: 1856-2019

Collection Number: 2020-0001

Extent: 29 boxes, 2 Oversize Folders, 1 Framed Item

Language: English

Abstract: Items retained by Mt. Zion Lutheran Church located in the Fairview Community west of Woodstock Virginia.  

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donation with special restrictions.

Processing Information: Items were acquired in a semi-processed state from the church. When possible, original titles and information was retained. Several scrapbooks were disassembled as part of processing due to preservation efforts. Photograph ID’s were retained as written following by an effort by the church to acquire additional information. Financial records containing bank information were destroyed.

Biographical/Historical Note

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church dates to 1829 when Abraham Smutz and his family sold land to a group of church trustees. This land contained a house that the deed required to be used as a school and church for any denomination. Mt. Zion’s Lutheran congregation met there twice a month during the 1870s.

 

In 1884 the Lutherans in the area began work on their own church building beside the Union church. The area surrounding the new church had previously been dedicated as a cemetery and the first burials at the site occurred in 1882.

In 1895 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church joined with St. Luke Lutheran Church to form a new parish. The coordination would last, with a few interruptions, to this day. In 1898 the two congregations joined with Lebanon Lutheran Church in the north end of the county to form an expanded parish. Since transportation was primitive the minister’s time at each church was limited. Mt. Zion hosted the minister on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays.

 

In 1908 a narthex and belfry was added to the church. The membership of the church numbered 156 adults in 1912. Other changes occurred over the next several decades as modern utilities came to the area. In 1925 electricity was added to the church’s parsonage. During the next decade a sink and water pump were also added. Finally, the church’s first bathroom with indoor plumbing was installed in 1943.

 

In 1948 when the church replaced the dual entrances and aisles, originally designed to segregate men and women, with a single entrance. During the project the church also added a large altar picture featuring Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane to honor members who had fought in World War II. When these changes were dedicated in 1949, the church listed 150 communing members. The final major renovation to the church occurred in 1980-1981 when a social hall and parking lot was added.

 

In the decades that followed, the make-up of the Lutheran Parish to which Mt. Zion belonged changed drastically. Lebanon Church left the parish in 1969 when the other churches voted to realign the parish to include only two churches. This parish alignment would last until 1988, when Mt. Zion decided to become a one-church parish. However, the church was unable to support a minister on its own. In Mt. Zion and St. Luke rejoined in 2015 and continue to operate as a dual parish today.

 

Scope and Content

The Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collections consists of approximately 35 linear feet of material stored in 29 boxes, 2 oversize folders, and 1 framed item. The materials contained within include documents, newspapers, ledgers, roster books, minute books, notebooks, scrap books, photographs, negatives, and bound publications.

The collection is organized into the following 10 series:

 

Series I, Church Reports and Directories, 1958-2011 contains published church reports and membership directories

 

Series II, Church Services and Devotionals, 1935-2006 contains church bulletins, pamphlets from services, and various church devotionals

 

Series III, Newsletters and Newspapers, 1940-2019 contains various newsletters and newspapers published by the church or by other organizations that contain information about the church.

 

Series IV, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and Parish Council Minutes, 1900-2005 contains the minutes of the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and of the various Lutheran Parishes with which the church was affiliated.

 

Series V, Church Membership Records, 1956-2005 contains records related to the membership of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church including transfers, rosters, child rosters, and membership cards.

 

Series VI, Church Records, 1884-2013 contains various legal records and financial records and other documents produced by the church or related to its operations.

 

Series VII, Women of the Church, 1925-2013 contains the records of the Women of the Church group which was called at various times the Mt. Zion Ladies Aid Association, Mt. Zion Unitech Lutheran Church Women, Mt. Zion Church Women, and Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA.

 

Series VIII, Church Youth Contains Sunday School records, Cradle Roll records, and records from other youth groups and activities, including the Mt. Zion Luther League.

 

Series IX, Church Books, 1856-2009 contains various published and unpublished books and bound items related to the church including hymnals, music books, bibles, religious texts, ledgers, and synod assembly minutes.

 

Series X: Audio Visual Materials, 1884-2007 contains photographs, audio recordings, and video recordings produced by the church.

 

Arrangement

All items are organized by material type within the following series:

 

Series I: Church Reports and Directories, 1958-2011

Box 1: 38758101567070 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Series II: Church Services and Devotionals

Box 2: 38758101567088 Stack 10, Shelf 3

                 

Series III: Newsletters and Newspapers, 1940-2019

Box 3: 38758101567096 Stack 10, Shelf 3

                Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3

 

Series IV: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and Parish Council Minutes, 1900-2005

Box 4: 38758101567104 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 5: 38758101567112 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 6: 38758101567120 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 7: 38758101567138 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 8: 38758101567146 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 21: 38758101567310 Stack 10, Shelf 3

 

Series V: Church Membership Records, 1956-2005

Box 9: 38758101567153 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 10: 38758101567161 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 11: 38758101567179 Stack 10, Shelf 3

 

Series VI: Church Records, 1884-2013

Box 12 38758101567187 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 13 38758101567195 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3

OVERSIZE FOLDER 1: 38758101567591 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 11

OVERSIZE FOLDER 2: 38758101567583 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 12

 

Series VII: Women of the Church, 1925-2013

Box 14: 38758101567203 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 15: 38758101567211 Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Series VIII: Church Youth, 1919-2013

Box 16: 38758101567229 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 17: 38758101567237 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 18: 38758101567245 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 19: 38758101567252 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 20: 38758101567260 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3

FRAMED STORAGE 38758101567575

 

Series X: Church Books, 1856-2009

Box 22: 38758101567286 Stack 10, Shelf 2

Box 23: 38758101567294 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 24: 38758101567302 Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Series X: Audio Visual Materials, 1884-2007

Box 25: 38758101567328 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 26: 38758101567336 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 27: 38758101567344 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Box 28: 38758101567351 Stack 10, Shelf 3

 

Within each series, materials are organized chronologically with undated materials in the rear. The exception is Series X, Church Books which is sorted by size due to storage concerns.

 

An index for the recording in series X: Audio Visual Materials is:

 

ID                                            Title

Mt. Zion 01                         Mt. Zion Remembers April 22 2010

Mt. Zion 02                         Mt. Zion Remembers Oral History November 2009

Mt. Zion 03                         Mt. Zion Reformation Video, October 29 1995

Mt. Zion 04                         Easter Program at Mt. Zion 1992

Mt. Zion 05                         Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 1996

Mt. Zion 06                         Mt. Zion Church Homecoming September 1, 1996

Mt. Zion 07                         Pastor Murray Christmas

Mt. Zion 08                         Mt. Zion Church

Mt. Zion 09                         Interview Mary Wetzel (93 years old) by Pastor Murray

Mt. Zion 10                         Mt. Zion Youth Favorites

Mt. Zion 11                         Baptism & Dave Program

Mt. Zion 12 [Folder]        Vacation Bible School, July 26-29 2004

               

Inventory

Series I: Church Reports and Directories

 

Box 1: 38758101567070 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 1.1 Annual Reports, 1958-1976 1 of 3

Folder 1.2 Annual Reports, 1958-1976 2 of 3

Folder 1.3 Annual Reports, 1958-1976 3 of 3

Folder 1.4 Mt. Zion Church Directory, 1963-1964

Folder 1.5 Church Directories, 1967-1972

Folder 1.6 Parish Directories and Reports, 1968-1973

Folder 1.7 Mt. View Lutheran Parish Directory, 1970

Folder 1.8 Mt. View Lutheran Parish Directory, 1970-1971

Folder 1.9 Annual Reports, 1970-1974

Folder 1.10 Mt. View Lutheran Parish Directory, 1972

Folder 1.11 Mt. View Lutheran Parish Directory, 1973

Folder 1.12 Annual Report, 1975

Folder 1.13 Mt. View Parish Directory, 1977

Folder 1.14 Mt. View Lutheran Parish Reports, 1977

Folder 1.15 “From the Pastor” Annual Report, 1978

Folder 1.16 Annual Reports, 1979

Folder 1.17 Annual Reports and Meetings, 1978-1980

Folder 1.18 Mt. View Lutheran Parish Annual Reports, 1981

Folder 1.19 Annual Reports, 1981-1986

Folder 1.20 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Directory, 1984

Folder 1.21 Mt. Zion Annual Reports, 1987-1990

Folder 1.22 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Directory, 1991

Folder 1.23 Mt. Zion Annual Reports, 1991-1996

Folder 1.24 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Annual Reports, 1994-1996

Folder 1.25 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Directory, 1997

Folder 1.26 Annual Report of the Congregation, 1997-1998

Folder 1.27 Annual Report of the Congregation, 1999-2000

Folder 1.28 “Annual Synod Report, Forms A & C,” 2000

Folder 1.29 Annual Report of the Congregation, 2001

Folder 1.30 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Annual Reports, 2002-2003

Folder 1.31 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Directory, 2003

Folder 1.32 Annual Report of the Congregation, 2004-2005

Folder 1.33 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Collection, 2011

 

Series II: Church Services and Devotionals

 

Box 2: 38758101567088 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 2.1 “Does the World Ow Me a Living?” Lutheran Layman’s Movement for Stewardship Pamphlet, 1935

Folder 2.2 “Special Services Bulletins,” 1943-1995 1 of 3

Folder 2.3 “Special Services Bulletins,” 1943-1995 2 of 3

Folder 2.4 “Special Services Bulletins,” 1943-1995 3 of 3

Folder 2.5 “The Rededication of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church,” May 29 1949

Folder 2.6 Excerpts from Church Bulletins, 1964-2003

Folder 2.7 “Did You Know?” Excerpts from Church Bulletins, 1965-1977

Folder 2.8 Statistics from Church Bulletins, 1967-2005

Folder 2.9 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Groundbreaking Service, June 29 1980

Folder 2.10 Church Bulletins, 1980 1 of 2

Folder 2.11 Church Bulletins, 1980 2 of 2

Folder 2.12 “Laying of the Cornerstone,” April 12 1981

Folder 2.13 Mt. Zion Dedication, May 3 1981

Folder 2.14 Church Bulletins, 1981 1 of 3

Folder 2.15 Church Bulletins, 1981 2 of 3

Folder 2.16 Church Bulletins, 1981 3 of 3

Folder 2.17 Church Bulletins, 1982

Folder 2.18 Church Bulletins, 1983

Folder 2.19 Advent Devotions, Mt. View Parish, 1983-1985

Folder 2.20 Church Bulletins, 1984

Folder 2.21 Church Bulletins, 1985

Folder 2.22 Church Bulletins, 1986-1987

Folder 2.23 Church Bulletins, 1988

Folder 2.24 Church Bulletins, 1989

Folder 2.25 “Because He Gave…” 1992 Lenten Devotional Booklet

Folder 2.26 Church Bulletins, 1993-1994

Folder 2.27 Celebration of Marriage, Jason R. Roberts and Tracy L. White, April 24 1999

Folder 2.28 Church Bulletins, 1995

Folder 2.29 Announcements, July 28 1996

Folder 2.30 Church Bulletins, 1996

Folder 2.31 Church Bulletins, 1997

Folder 2.32 Funeral of Edith Hyde Lucas, November 5 1998

Folder 2.33 Church Bulletins, 1998 1 of 2

Folder 2.34 Church Bulletins, 1998 2 of 2

Folder 2.35 “Celebration of Holy Community and Installation,” Rev. Scott Maxwell, October 3 1999

Folder 2.36 Announcements, December 12 1999

Folder 2.37 Church Bulletins, 1999

Folder 2.38 Church Bulletins, 2000-2001

Folder 2.39 “A Celebration of God’s Grace,” Marriage of Candace Little and Scott Maxwell, April 27 2001

Folder 2.40 “The Celebration of Holy Communion and Ordination of a Pastor,” June 8 2002

Folder 2.41 Church Bulletins, 2002-2003

Folder 2.42 Church Bulletins, 2006

Folder 2.43 “Jacob and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Pamphlet, undated

 

Series III Newsletters and Newspapers

 

Box 3: 38758101567096 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 3.1 “Newspaper Clippings,” ca. 1940-2002

Folder 3.2 Church Clippings and Ephemera, ca. 1960-2002

Folder 3.3 Sallie Wetsel Gochenour Newspapers Clippings, ca. 1970

Folder 3.4 “The Lamplighter” Woodstock Area Lutheran Ministry Newsletter, 1970-1971

Folder 3.5 “The Mt. View Lamplighter,” Parish Newsletter, 1970-1971

Folder 3.6 “The Lamplighter” Woodstock Area Lutheran Ministry Newsletter, January-July 1972

Folder 3.7 “The Lamplighter” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, August-December 1972

Folder 3.8 “The Lamplighter” Mt. View Lutheran Newsletter, 1973

Folder 3.9 “View Point” Church Newsletter, 1977-1979 1 of 2

Folder 3.10 “View Point” Church Newsletter, 1977-1979

Folder 3.11 “The Virginia Lutheran,” Jimmy Hepner, Mt. Zion Lutheran Article, July 1978

Folder 3.12 “The Outreach” Church Newsletter, 1987-1988

Folder 3.13 “The Outreach” Church Newsletter, 2005-2006

Folder 3.14 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 125^th Anniversary Newspaper Clippings, 2009

Folder 3.15 “The Mountain Views,” Mt. View Parish Newsletter, 2015

Folder 3.16 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2016 1 of 2

Folder 3.17 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2016 2 of 2

Folder 3.18 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2017 1 of 2

Folder 3.19 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2017 2 of 2

Folder 3.20 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2018 1 of 2

Folder 3.21 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2018 2 of 2

Folder 3.22 “The Mountain Views” Mt. View Lutheran Parish Newsletter, 2019

Folder 3.23 Pastor Murray A. Ziegenfuss Article, Undated

 

Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 29.7 Area Lutheran Evangelism Mission Newspaper Advertisement, Area Lutheran Ministers, April 15 1967

 

Series IV: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council and Parish Council Minutes

 

Box 4: 38758101567104 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 4.1 Mt. Zion and St. Luke Church Joint Council Minutes, 1969-1973

Folder 4.2 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 1 of 7

Folder 4.3 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 2 of 7

Folder 4.4 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 3 of 7

Folder 4.5 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 4 of 7

Folder 4.6 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 5 of 7

Folder 4.7 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 6 of 7

Folder 4.8 Church Council Minutes, 1971-1974 7 of 7

Folder 4.9 Church Council Minutes, October-November 1973

Folder 4.10 Church Council Minutes, 1975-1979 1 of 6

Folder 4.11 Church Council Minutes, 1975-1979 2 of 6

Folder 4.12 Church Council Minutes, 1975-1979 3 of 6

Folder 4.13 Church Council Minutes, 1975-1979 4 of 6

Folder 4.14 Church Council Minutes, 1975-1979 5 of 6

Folder 4.15 Church Council Minutes, 1975-1979 6 of 6

Folder 4.16 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 1 of 8

Folder 4.17 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 2 of 8

Folder 4.18 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 3 of 8

Folder 4.19 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 4 of 8

Folder 4.20 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 5 of 8

Folder 4.21 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 6 of 8

Folder 4.22 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 7 of 8

Folder 4.23 Church Council Minutes, 1977-1982 8 of 8

Folder 4.24 “Personal Appointment Book of B.B. Bly” 1978

 

Box 5: 38758101567112 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 5.1: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 1 of 7

Folder 5.2: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 2 of 7

Folder 5.3: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 3 of 7

Folder 5.4: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 4 of 7

Folder 5.5: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 5 of 7

Folder 5.6: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 6 of 7

Folder 5.7: Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1982-1986 7 of 7

Folder 5.8: Church Council Meeting Minutes, July 27 1986

Folder 5.9 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 1 of 8

Folder 5.10 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 2 of 8

Folder 5.11 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 3 of 8

Folder 5.12 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 4 of 8

Folder 5.13 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 5 of 8

Folder 5.14 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 6 of 8

Folder 5.15 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 7 of 8

Folder 5.16 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1987-1989 8 of 8

Folder 5.17 Church Council Minutes, 1989-1991 1 of 6

Folder 5.18 Church Council Minutes, 1989-1991 2 of 6

Folder 5.19 Church Council Minutes, 1989-1991 3 of 6

Folder 5.20 Church Council Minutes, 1989-1991 4 of 6

 

Box 6: 38758101567120 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 6.1 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1989-1991 5 of 6

Folder 6.2 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1989-1991 6 of 6

Folder 6.3 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1992 1 of 3

Folder 6.4 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1992 2 of 3

Folder 6.5 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1992 3 of 3

Folder 6.6 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1994 1 of 4

Folder 6.7 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1994 2 of 4

Folder 6.8 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1994 3 of 4

Folder 6.9 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1994 4 of 4

Folder 6.10 Church Council Minutes, 1995 1 of 3

Folder 6.11 Church Council Minutes, 1995 2 of 3

Folder 6.12 Church Council Minutes, 1995 3 of 3

Folder 6.13 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1996 1 of 3

Folder 6.14 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1996 2 of 3

Folder 6.15 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 1996 3 of 3

Folder 6.16 Church Council Minutes, 1997 1 of 4

Folder 6.17 Church Council Minutes, 1997 2 of 4

Folder 6.18 Church Council Minutes, 1997 3 of 4

Folder 6.19 Church Council Minutes, 1997 4 of 4

Folder 6.20 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1998-1999 1 of 6

Folder 6.21 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1998-1999 2 of 6

Folder 6.22 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1998-1999 3 of 6

Folder 6.23 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1998-1999 4 of 6

Folder 6.24 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1998-1999 5 of 6

Folder 6.25 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1998-1999 6 of 6

 

Box 7: 38758101567138 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 7.1 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 1 of 8

Folder 7.2 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 2 of 8

Folder 7.3 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 3 of 8

Folder 7.4 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 4 of 8

Folder 7.5 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 5 of 8

Folder 7.6 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 6 of 8

Folder 7.7 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 7 of 8

Folder 7.8 Church Council Minutes, 2000-2001 8 of 8

Folder 7.9 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2002 1 of 5

Folder 7.10 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2002 2 of 5

Folder 7.11 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2002 3 of 5

Folder 7.12 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2002 4 of 5

Folder 7.13 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2002 5 of 5

Folder 7.14 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2003 1 of 5

Folder 7.15 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2003 2 of 5

Folder 7.16 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2003 3 of 5

Folder 7.17 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2003 4 of 5

Folder 7.18 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 2003 5 of 5

Folder 7.19 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2004 1 of 5

Folder 7.20 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2004 2 of 5

Folder 7.21 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2004 3 of 5

 

Box 8: 38758101567146 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 8.1 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2004 4 of 5

Folder 8.2 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2004 5 of 5

Folder 8.3 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2005 1 of 6

Folder 8.4 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2005 2 of 6

Folder 8.5 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2005 3 of 6

Folder 8.6 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2005 4 of 6

Folder 8.7 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2005 5 of 6

Folder 8.8 Church Council Meeting Minutes, 2005 6 of 6

 

Box 21: 38758101567310 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Shenandoah Lutheran Parish Joint Council Minutes and Record including Marriages, 1900-1944

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minute and Church Record Book, 1912-1943

Shenandoah Lutheran Parish Join Council Minutes, July 1961-July 1968

Shenandoah Lutheran Parish, Mt. Zion Lutheran Congregation, Church Council Minutes, 1958-1966

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Minutes, 1967-1970

 

Series V: Church Membership Records, 1956-2005

 

Box 9: 38758101567153 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 9.1 “Pastor Sheetz Transfers,” 1956

Folder 9.2 “Pastor Eggen Transfers,” 1958-1962 1 of 2

Folder 9.3 “Pastor Eggen Transfers,” 1958-1962 2 of 2

Folder 9.4 “Pastor Fuller Transfers,” 1964-1966

Folder 9.5 Child Roster Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 1965-2000

Folder 9.6 Membership Questionnaire, ca. 1970 1 of 2

Folder 9.7 Membership Questionnaire, ca. 1970 2 of 2

Folder 9.8 Baptisms, Transfers, and Deaths, 1970-1973

Folder 9.9 Parish Attendance and Offering, 1970-1975

Folder 9.10 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Membership Lists, 1973

Folder 9.11 Pastor Arehart Transfers, 1973

Folder 9.12 “Pastor Carbaugh Transfers,” 1977-1988 1 of 2

Folder 9.13 “Pastor Carbaugh Transfers,” 1977-1988 2 of 2

Folder 9.14 Church Baptisms, Funerals, Communion, Confirmation, Weddings, and Transfer Lists, 1982-1988

Folder 9.15 “Pastor Heckathorn Transfers,” 1983-1986

Folder 9.16 “Pastor Murray Transfers,” 1989

Folder 9.17 “Letters of Membership Transfer,” 1992-1997 1 of 3

Folder 9.18 “Letters of Membership Transfer,” 1992-1997 2 of 3

Folder 9.19 “Letters of Membership Transfer,” 1992-1997 3 of 3

Folder 9.20 Active Members List, 1998-2006

Folder 9.21 Confirmed Members, 2000

Folder 9.22 Mt. Zion Membership, 2000

Folder 9.23 Church Roll Update, 2003-2005

 

Box 10: 38758101567161 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Sleeve 10.1 Child Roster, 1966-1987 “B” Last Names

Sleeve 10.2 Child Roster, 1966-1987 “C” Last Names

Sleeve 10.3 Child Roster, 1966-1987 “D” Last Names

Sleeve 10.4 Child Roster 1966-1987, “E” Last Names

Sleeve 10.5 Child Roster 1966-1987, “F” Last Names

Sleeve 10.6 Child Roster 1966-1987, “G” Last Names

Sleeve 10.7 Child Roster 1966-1987, “H” Last Names

Sleeve 10.8 Child Roster 1966-1987, “K” Last Names

Sleeve 10.9 Child Roster 1966-1987, “L” Last Names

Sleeve 10.10 Child Roster 1966-1987, “M” Last Names

Sleeve 10.11 Child Roster 1966-1987, “N” Last Names

Sleeve 10.12 Child Roster 1966-1987, “O” Last Names

Sleeve 10.13 Child Roster 1966-1987, “P” Last Names

Sleeve 10.14 Child Roster 1966-1987, “R” Last Names

Sleeve 10.15 Child Roster 1966-1987, “S” Last Names

Sleeve 10.16 Child Roster 1966-1987, “W” Last Names

Sleeve 10.17 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “B” Last Names

Sleeve 10.18 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “C” Last Names

Sleeve 10.19 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “D” Last Names

Sleeve 10.20 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “F” Last Names

Sleeve 10.21 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “G” Last Names

Sleeve 10.22 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “H” Last Names

Sleeve 10.23 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “K” Last Names

Sleeve 10.24 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “L” Last Names

Sleeve 10.25 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “M” Last Names

Sleeve 10.26 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “O” Last Names

Sleeve 10.27 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “P” Last Names

Sleeve 10.28 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “R” Last Names

Sleeve 10.29 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “S” Last Names

Sleeve 10.30 Member Card File, ca. 1980 “W” Last Names

Sleeve 10.31 Member Card File, ca. 1980 Transfers and Not Communing

Sleeve 10.32 Member Card File, ca. 1000 Former and Transferred Members 1 of 2

Sleeve 10.33 Member Card File, ca. 2000, Former and Transferred Members 2 of 2

Sleeve 10.34 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “B” Last Names

Sleeve 10.35 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “C” Last Names

Sleeve 10.36 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “D” Last Names

Sleeve 10.37 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “E” Last Names

Sleeve 10.38 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “F” Last Names

Sleeve 10.39 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “G” Last Names 1 of 2

Sleeve 10.40 Member Card File, ca. 2000 “G” Last Names 2 of 2

 

Box 11: 38758101567179 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Sleeve 11.1 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “H” Last Names

Sleeve 11.2 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “J” Last Names

Sleeve 11.3 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “K” Last Names

Sleeve 11.4 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “L” Last Names

Sleeve 11.5 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “M” Last Names

Sleeve 11.6 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “N” Last Names

Sleeve 11.7 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “O” Last Names

Sleeve 11.8 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “P” Last Names

Sleeve 11.9 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “R” Last Names

Sleeve 11.10 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “S” Last Names

Sleeve 11.11 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “T” Last Names

Sleeve 11.12 Member Card Files, ca. 2000 “W” Last Names

Sleeve 11.13 Member Card File Labeled “I” Undated, 1 of 3

Sleeve 11.14 Member Card File Labeled “I” Undated, 2 of 3

Sleeve 11.15 Member Card File Labeled “I” Undated, 3 of 3

Sleeve 11.16 Member Card File, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 11.17 Member Card File, Undated 2 of 2

 

Series VI: Church Records, 1884-2013

 

Box 12 38758101567187 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 12.1 “Mt. Zion Lutheran Congregation: A Century with Christ, A Century of Service, 1884-1984

Folder 12.2 “Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 1884-2009”

Folder 12.3 Deeds, 1898-1981

Folder 12.4 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Constitution, February 6 1949

Folder 12.5 Church Constitutions, 1949-1966

Folder 12.6 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Council Documents, 1962-1966

Folder 12.7 Proposed Budgets, 1965-1973

Folder 12.8 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Reports and Correspondence, 1967-1976 1 of 2

Folder 12.9 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Reports and Correspondence, 1967-1976 2 of 2

Folder 12.10 Parish Letters, 1971

Folder 12.11 “Windows Stain,” 1971-1972

Folder 12.12 Parish Letters 1972-1973

Folder 12.13 Mt. Zion Financial Secretary, 1972

Folder 12.14 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Deed and Addition, 1973-1976

Folder 12.15 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Constitution, ca. 1978

Folder 12.16 Proposed Constitutional Changes, ca. 1978

Folder 12.17 “In Remembrance” Church Memorials, 1978-1992

Folder 12.18 “Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Monthly Report,” 1979

Folder 12.19 Vietnamese Refugee Family, 1979

Folder 12.20 Betty Racey, Hung Truong, and Family Scrapbook Items, 1979

Folder 12.21 Monthly Financial Reports, 1979

Folder 12.22 Cash Disbursed, 1979-1981 1 of 2

Folder 12.23 Cash Disbursed, 1979-1981 2 of 2

 

Box 13 38758101567195 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 13.1 “Stained Glass Proposals,” 1979-1982 1 of 3

Folder 13.2 “Stained Glass Proposals,” 1979-1982 2 of 3

Folder 13.3 “Stained Glass Proposals,” 1979-1982 3 of 3

Folder 13.4 Social Hall Construction Letter, September 24 1980

Folder 13.5 Monthly Financial Reports, 1980

Folder 13.6 Church Financial Report, 1980

Folder 13.7 Building Proposal, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, ca. 1980

Folder 13.8 “New Addition” Expenses and Gifts, 1980-1981

Folder 13.9 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Addition Scrapbook Pages, 1980-1981

Folder 13.10 Central Valley Area Mission Strategy, 1981

Folder 13.11 Legal Documents, 1981-1990

Folder 13.12 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 1982 Budget and Building Fund Repayment Schedule

Folder 13.13 Monthly Financial Reports, 1982

Folder 13.14 Financial Reports, 1983

Folder 13.15 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Financial Reports, 1983

Folder 13.16 Church Repair Proposal, February 29 1988

Folder 13.17 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 1988 Budget

Folder 13.18 “First Supplement to the Bulletin of Reports,” Virginia Synod, 1990

Folder 13.19 Homecoming Sunday Brochure, September 1 1996

Folder 13.20 Rev. Murray Ziegenfuss Departure Paperwork, 1998

Folder 13.21 “Recording Secretary’s Report,” 2000

Folder 13.22 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Constitution, ca. 2003

Folder 13.23 Church Archives Team, ca. 2004

Folder 13.24 “Workers for the Clothes Closet,” 2008

Folder 13.25 Breakfast and Dinner Events, 2008-2014

Folder 13.26 Events, ca. 2009

Folder 13.27 125^th Anniversary Planning, 2009

Folder 13.28 Welcome to Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Brochure, Undated

Folder 13.29 “Help for Julie,” Undated

Folder 13.30 “History of how Mt. Zion Lutheran Church began,” Undated

Folder 13.31 Christmas Card from Susan Hepner, Undated

 

Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 29.6 Parochial Reports, 1973-1974+

 

OVERSIZE FOLDER 1: 38758101567591 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 11

Roanoke College Diploma, Hearicum Franklin Coffelt, June 14 1905

 

OVERSIZE FOLDER 2: 38758101567583 Map Case Drawer E, Folder 12

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Addition, Architectural and Electrical Drawings, April 1 1980

 

Series VII: Women of the Church

 

Box 14: 38758101567203 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 14.1 Margurile Reedy Cutler, ca. 1925-2013

Folder 14.2 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women Treasurer’s Book, 1945-1948

Folder 14.3 “The Women’s Missionary Society Minutes,” December 1946-1948

Folder 14.4 “Universal Declaration of Human Rights,” 1949

Folder 14.5 Constitution, Women’s Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America, 1949

Folder 14.6 Mt. Zion Ladies Aid Missionary Society Meeting Minutes, January 1949-April 1953

Folder 14.7 Mt. Zion “Lutheran Church Women’s Treasurers’ Book,” June 1949-1963

Folder 14.8 “The Fruit of the Spirit Our Life in Christ Programs of Worship,” 1951

Folder 14.9 “Pilgrimage into the Reality Programs of Worship,” 1955

Folder 14.10 Mt. Zion Ladies Aid, 1955

Folder 14.11 The United Lutheran Church Women of Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 1956-1958

Folder 14.12 United Lutheran Church Women Life Member Card Issued to “Mrs. Wilbur Gochenour,” June 1 1959

Folder 14.13 “Let Us Pray Program of Worship,” 1959

Folder 14.14 “Abide in Me Programs of Worship,” 1960

Folder 14.15 Mt. Zion United Lutheran Church Women Documents, 1960-1962

Folder 14.16 Shenandoah Conference, United Lutheran Church Women, 1960-1962

Folder 14.17 Mt. Zion Ladies Aid Social Ministry, 1960-1970

Folder 14.18 “Rug Cutting,” September 1962

Folder 14.19 “The LCW Guide,” 1965

Folder 14.20 Letter to “Mrs.Copp,” Mt. Zion Lutheran Church from “Garenganze Evangelical Mission,” Democratic Republic of Congo, 1967

Folder 14.21 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Minutes, 1970-1975

Folder 14.22 “Remembering and Renewing,” Lutheran Church Women “10^th Birthday” Pamphlet, 1972

Folder 14.23 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1973

Folder 14.24 “L.C.W. Thanksgiving Program, Thanksgiving in America,” November 21 1976

Folder 14.25 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1981 Yearbook

Folder 14.26 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1981-1985 1 of 2

Folder 14.27 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1981-1985 2 of 2

Folder 14.28 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women 1982 Yearbook

Folder 14.29 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women 1983 Yearbook

Folder 14.30 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women 1984 Yearbook

Folder 14.31 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women 1985 Yearbook

Folder 14.32 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1986-1990 1 of 2

Folder 14.33 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1986-1990 2 of 2

Folder 14.34 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Yearbook, 1989

Folder 14.35 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Yearbook, 1990

Folder 14.36 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Yearbook, 1991

Folder 14.37 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1991-1995 1 of 3

Folder 14.38 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1991-1995 2 of 3

Folder 14.39 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1991-1995 3 of 3

Folder 14.40 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Yearbook, 1992

Folder 14.41 Certificate of Recognition, Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA from “VSWO Mission Growth,” July 21 1995

Folder 14.42 Service Committee, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women, 1996-2002

Folder 14.43 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1996-2004 1 of 4

Folder 14.44 Mt.  Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1996-2004 2 of 4

Folder 14.45 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1996-2004 3 of 4

Folder 14.46 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 1996-2004 4 of 4

Folder 14.47 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Yearbook, 2004

Folder 14.48 Mt. Zion-Fairview Women of the ELCA Yearbook, 2005

Folder 14.49 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA, 2006

Folder 14.50 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Minutes, 2007-2008

Folder 14.51 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Records, 2009

Folder 14.52 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Handbook, 2010-2011

Folder 14.53 Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Records, 2011-2012

 

Box 15: 38758101567211 Stack 10, Shelf 2

Mt. Zion Ladies Aid Financial Notebook, 1944-1954

Mt. Zion Church Ladies Aid Society Record Book, 1958-1961

Mt. Zion Church United Lutheran Church Women Record Book, 1958-1962

Ladies Aid of the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, 1961-1969

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Women Record Book, 1963-1969

“A History of the Lutheran Church Women” by Lami Johnson, ca. 1980

Mt. Zion Women of the ELCA Records, 1985-1991

 

Series VIII: Church Youth 1919-2013

 

Box 16: 38758101567229 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 16.1 Sunday School and Cradle Roll Certificates, 1913-1943

Folder 16.2 “Baby Birthday Book Fairview,” 1927-1951

Folder 16.3 Martha Jane Gochenour “Little Bible Lesson Pictures,” 1943

Folder 16.4 Certificate of Baptism, Donald Wilbur Gochenour, April 6 1944

Folder 16.5 Mary Ann Fravel Sunday School Class Book, ca. 1950

Folder 16.6 William Gochenour “Virginia Week Day Schools” Packet, 1951

Folder 16.7 Linda Jo Fravel Luther League Handbook, 1954-1955

Folder 16.8 “Baby Birthday Book,” 1954-1981

Folder 16.9 Confirmation Classes, 1957-1976

Folder 16.10 Luther League Programs, 1959

Folder 16.11 Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1960 1 of 6

Folder 16.12 Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1960 2 of 6

Folder 16.13 Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1960 3 of 6

Folder 16.14 Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1960 4 of 6

Folder 16.15 Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1960 5 of 6

Folder 16.16 Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1960 6 of 6

Folder 16.17 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, ca. 1962 1 of 5

Folder 16.18 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, ca. 1962 2 of 5

Folder 16.19 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, ca. 1962 3 of 5

Folder 16.20 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, ca. 1962 4 of 5

Folder 16.21 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, ca. 1962 5 of 5

Folder 16.22 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1963 1 of 2

Folder 16.23 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School Class Books, ca. 1963 2 of 2

Folder 16.24 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, 1964-1965 1 of 2

Folder 16.25 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, 1964-1965 2 of 2

Folder 16.26 Sunday Church School Secretary’s Record, 1965-1966

Folder 16.27 Sunday School Class Register Book, 1965-1966 1 of 5

Folder 16.28 Sunday School Class Register Book, 1965-1966 2 of 5

Folder 16.29 Sunday School Class Register Book, 1965-1966 3 of 5

Folder 16.30 Sunday School Class Register Book, 1965-1966 4 of 5

Folder 16.31 Sunday School Class Register Book, 1965-1966 5 of 5

 

Box 17: 38758101567237 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 17.1 Sunday Church School Secretary’s Record, 1966-1967

Folder 17.2 “Parish Education Material,” 1966-1969

Folder 17.3 “Bible School,” 1972-1973

Folder 17.4 Sunday School Class Books, 1977-1978 1 of 3

Folder 17.5 Sunday School Class Books, 1977-1978 2 of 3

Folder 17.6 Sunday School Class Books, 1977-1978 3 of 3

Folder 17.7 Sunday School Class Books, 1978-1979 1 of 4

Folder 17.8 Sunday School Class Books, 1978-1979 2 of 4

Folder 17.9 Sunday School Class Books, 1978-1979 3 of 4

Folder 17.10 Sunday School Class Books, 1978-1979 4 of 4

Folder 17.11 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, September 1979-August 1980 1 of 3

Folder 17.12 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, September 1979-August 1980 2 of 3

Folder 17.13 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, September 1979-August 1980 3 of 3

Folder 17.14 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, September 1980-August 1981 1 of 2

Folder 17.15 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, September 1980-August 1981 2 of 2

Folder 17.16 Sunday School Monthly Report Sheets, 1980-1981

Folder 17.17 Sunday School Class Books, September 1981-August 1982 1 of 3

Folder 17.18 Sunday School Class Books, September 1981-August 1982 2 of 3

Folder 17.19 Sunday School Class Books, September 1981-August 1982 3 of 3

Folder 17.20 Sunday School Secretary’s Record Book, 1981-1982

 

Box 18: 38758101567245 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 18.1 “Baby Birthday Book Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Cradle Roll,” 1981-1993

Folder 18.2 Sunday School Monthly Report Sheets, 1982

Folder 18.3 Sunday School Class Register Books, 1982-1983 1 of 2

Folder 18.4 Sunday School Class Register Books, 1982-1983 2 of 2

Folder 18.5 Sunday School Class Register Book, 1983

Folder 18.6 Monthly Report Sheets, Sunday School, 1983

Folder 18.7 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Books, 1983-1984

Folder 18.8 Sunday School Class Register Books, 1983-1984 1 of 2

Folder 18.9 Sunday School Class Register Books, 1983-1984 2 of 2

Folder 18.10 Mt. Zion Sunday School Financial Reports, 1984

Folder 18.11 Vacation Bible School, June 17-22 1984

Folder 18.12 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School Class Record Books, 1984-1985 1 of 2

Folder 18.13 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School Class Record Books, 1984-1985 2 of 2

Folder 18.14 Sunday School Class Books, 1985-1986 1 of 3

Folder 18.15 Sunday School Class Books, 1985-1986 2 of 3

Folder 18.16 Sunday School Class Books, 1985-1986 3 of 3

Folder 18.17 Sunday School Class Register Books, 1987-1988

Folder 18.18 Sunday School Class Record Books, 1988-1989 1 of 3

Folder 18.19 Sunday School Class Record Books, 1988-1989 2 of 3

Folder 18.20 Sunday School Class Record Books, 1988-1989 3 of 3

Folder 18.21 “Baby Birthday Book” Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Cradle Roll, 1995-2010

 

Box 19: 38758101567252 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 19.1 “Nursery and Pre-K,” 1999-2002

Folder 19.2 “Class X,” 1999-2002

Folder 19.3 “upper Elementary, Grades 4-6,” 1999-2002

Folder 19.4 “Class 8,” 1999-2002

Folder 19.5 “Pre-Elementary, Ages 0-5” 1999-2002

Folder 19.6 “Lower Elementary, Grades 1-3” 1999-2002

Folder 19.7 “Class 9,” 1999-2002

Folder 19.8 “High School,” 1999-2002

Folder 19.9 Mt. Zion Young Adult Class, ca. 2000

Folder 19.10 Cradle Roll, Children’s Birthdates, 2002-2013

Folder 19.11 Traditional Bible Study Class, 2012

Folder 19.12 Be Truthful Pamphlet, Anna Parsons, undated

Folder 19.13 “Thank You, God For…” Booklet 1980

Folder 19.14 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday School Class Books, undated

Folder 19.15 “Massanetta” Pennant, undated

Folder 19.16 Sunday School Class Record Books 1 and 2, Class 8, Mr. Catherine Bly, undated

Folder 19.17 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, Undated 1 of 4

Folder 19.18 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, Undated 2 of 4

Folder 19.19 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, Undated 3 of 4

Folder 19.20 Mt. Zion Sunday School Class Record Books, Undated 4 of 4

 

Box 20: 38758101567260 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1946

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1947

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1948

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1948-1949

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1953

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1954

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1955

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1956

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1957

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1958

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1959

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1959

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1960-1961

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1962

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1962-1965

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1963-1964

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Luther League Record Book, 1963-1965

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1970-1971

Sunday School Secretary Records, 1975-1976

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1977-1978

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1978-1979

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1979-1980

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1980-1981

Sunday School Register, 1982-1983

Sunday School Register, 1983-1984

Sunday School Register, 1984-1985

Sunday School Register, 1985-1986

Sunday School Register, 1986-1987

Sunday School Register, 1987-1988

Sunday School Secretary Record, 1991-1992

Luther League of America Song Book, Undated

 

Box 29: 38758101567369 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 29.1 Billy Gochenour Children’s Record, 1947-1949

Folder 29.2 Mary Ann Fravel Children’s File, 1946-1948

Folder 29.3 Cradle Roll, Children’s Birthdates, 1991-1996

Folder 29.4: Bethany Renee Gochenour Family Resource Folder, 1997-1999

Folder 29.5 Daniel Nicole Cleary Family Resources File, 1999-2000

 

FRAMED STORAGE 38758101567575

Cradle Roll, Children’s Birthdates, 1981-1990

 

 

Series IX: Church Books

 

Box 22: 38758101567286 Stack 10, Shelf 2

Barbara Hamman’s “Prayer’s For Individuals and Families” Book, 1856

Mt. Zion Church Book of Worship, 1899

Prayer Book Presented to Alice Gochenour, 1904

Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church, 1918

Services with Music from the Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church, 1918

The Parish School Hymnal, 1926

Prayer Book Presented to Josiah Fravel, June 10 1928

New Testament Present to Lois Fry by Josiah Fravel, December 25 1928

Richard and Linda Gochenour’s Luther’s Catechism, 1935

Hymns of Christian Service, 1936

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church “The Little Bible,” 1964

Landon Walker “Heart Shield Bible” Present by Mt. Zion Sunday School Class, 1944

New Testament John Calvin Sager “From Your Sunday School Teacher,” Undated

 

Box 23: 38758101567294 Stack 10, Shelf 3

 Luther’s Small Catechism, Published by Henkel Press, 1867

 “Our First Organ” Deems New and Easy Method for the Parlor Organ, 1885

 “Our First Organ” Modern School for the Organ by C.E. Clemons, Evamay Miller’s Book, 1903

Book of Worship, Mary A. Swartz, 1915

 “The Call to Praise” Children’s Hymnal, 1929

 “Youth Hymnal” 1935

Lutheran Book of Prayer, 1951

Lutheran Service Book and Hymnal, Music Edition, Owned by William Parsons, Mt. Airy Seminary, 1958

Lutheran Service Book and Hymnal, 1958

Service Book and Hymnal, Athena Gochenour Confirmation, May 30 1971

 “Our First Organ” Moller’s New Method of Instruction for the Reed Organ, Undated

“Our First Organ” Swan’s Instructor for the Reed Organ, Undated

 

Box 24: 38758101567302 Stack 10, Shelf 2

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Weekly Offering Record Book, 1935-1937

Financial Contributions Record Book, 1938-1940

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Financial Contributions Record Book, 1941-1942

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church “Parish Records” 1947-1981

Weekly Offerings, 1949

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church “Our Church Guests” Book, 1949-2003

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Account Book, 1950-1953

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church “Treasurer’s Book” 1959-1967

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church “Lutheran Book of Worship Minister’s Edition,” 1978

Virginia Lutheran Synod Assembly Minutes, 1999

Virginia Lutheran Synod Assembly Minutes, 2001

Virginia Lutheran Synod Assembly Minutes, 2003

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church 125^th Anniversary Guest Book, 2009

 

Series X: Audio/Visual Materials

 

Box 25: 38758101567328 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Sleeve 25.1 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 01

Sleeve 25.2 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 02

Sleeve 25.3 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 03

Sleeve 25.4 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 04

Sleeve 25.5 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 05

Sleeve 25.6 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 06

Sleeve 25.7 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 07

Sleeve 25.8 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 08

Sleeve 25.9 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 09

Sleeve 25.10 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 10

Sleeve 25.11 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 11

Sleeve 25.12 Audio-Visual Recording Mt. Zion 12

 

Box 26: 38758101567336 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Folder 26.1 Pastors of Mt. Zion, 1884-2007

Folder 26.2 Mt. Zion Golden Age Dinner, ca. 1970

Folder 26.3 Lucy Swartz, 1980

Folder 26.4 Richard M. Carbaugh, 1980

Folder 26.5 “Mt. Zion Dedication” Photograph, 1981

Folder 26.6 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Congregation Photograph, 1997

Folder 26.7 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Congregation Photograph, 2008

Folder 26.8 Combined St. Luke and Mt. Zion Choir, Undated

 

Box 27: 38758101567344 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Sleeve 27.1 Postcard Depicting Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Send to Ola Bly from Emma Wise, September 18, 1911

Sleeve 27.2 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, ca. 1920 1 of 2

Sleeve 27.3 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, ca. 1920 2 of 2

Sleeve 27.4 Confirmation, March 31 1957

Sleeve 27.5 Confirmation, March 31 1957

Sleeve 27.6 Massanetta Springs, 1957-1959 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.7 Massanetta Springs, 1957-1959 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.8 Massanetta Springs, 1957-1959 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.9 Meals, 1957-2011 1 of 2

Sleeve 27.10 Meals, 1957-2011 2 of 2

Sleeve 27.11 Massanetta Springs Postcards, ca. 1959 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.12 Massanetta Springs Postcards, ca. 1959 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.13 Massanetta Springs Postcards, ca. 1959 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.14 Confirmation, ca. 1962

Sleeve 27.15 “People” Unlabeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.16 “People” Unlabeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015, 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.17 “People” Unlabeled Church Photograph, 1964-2015, 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.18 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 1 of 9

Sleeve 27.19 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 2 of 9

Sleeve 27.20 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 3 of 9

Sleeve 27.21 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 4 of 9

Sleeve 27.22 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 5 of 9

Sleeve 27.23 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 6 of 9

Sleeve 27.24 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 7 of 9

Sleeve 27.25 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 8 of 9

Sleeve 27.26 “People” Labeled Church Photographs, 1964-2015 9 of 9

Sleeve 27.27 Christmas, 1969

Sleeve 27.28 Bible School, June 1969

Sleeve 27.29 Church Parsonage, ca. 1970

Sleeve 27.30 Confirmation, May 30 1971

Sleeve 27.31 Christmas Photographic Card, 1971

Sleeve 27.32 Christmas Eve, 1971

Sleeve 27.33 “Mt. Zion Special Services,” 1973-1995

Sleeve 27.34 Confirmation, ca. 1974

Sleeve 27.35 Pastor Parsons and Family, 1975

Sleeve 27.36 Pastor Aubern Bowers, 1976

Sleeve 27.37 Confirmation, 1976

Sleeve 27.38 Pastor Ira Wilson, ca. 1976

Sleeve 27.39 Interior, Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Christmas, Before 1980

Sleeve 27.40 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Before 1980

Sleeve 27.41 “The Youth & Adults of Bible School,” June 15-19 1980

Sleeve 27.42 Ground breaking, June 29 1980 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.43 Ground breaking, June 29 1980 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.44 Ground breaking, June 29 1980 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.45 “The beginning of the building project,” July 6 1980

Sleeve 27.46 “The looks of the foundation,” July 13 1980

Sleeve 27.47 “The material for the project,” July 17 1980

Sleeve 27.48 “The beginning of the new basement of the new building,” July 17 1980

Sleeve 27.49 “The Church of Mt. Zion,” July 17 1980

Sleeve 27.50 “Our present parsonage as it stands today that was built in 1956,” July 17 1980

Sleeve 27.51 “Congregational Meeting to elect a new trustee of the church,” July 20 1980

Sleeve 27.52 Church Trustee, July 20 1980

Sleeve 27.53 “Building Project,” July 27 1980

Sleeve 27.54 “Building Project,” August 3 1980

Sleeve 27.55 “The building project,” August 10 1980

Sleeve 27.56 “The Building Project,” August 24-31 1980

Sleeve 27.57 Building Project,” August 31 1980

Sleeve 27.58 “The Oldest Carpenter of our church busy at his work,” August 31 1980

Sleeve 27.59 Building Project, August 31 1980

Sleeve 27.60 “Choir Members with New Robes,” September 6 1980

Sleeve 27.61 Building Project September 6 1980

Sleeve 27.62 “Active Senior Citizens Brother & Sister Ben & Lucy Gochenour,” September 6 1980

Sleeve 27.63 “Our Electrician of Mt. Zion Bill Gochenour,” September 13 1980

Sleeve 27.64 Building Project, September 21 1980

Sleeve 27.65 “Special Called Meeting of the Council,” September 21 1980

Sleeve 27.66 Dunkles Grove Building, September 21 1980

Sleeve 27.67 “Oldest Married Couple of Mt. Zion Mr. & Mrs. Clint Reynolds,” Age 87 & 87, September 1980

Sleeve 27.68 Building Project, October 5 1980

Sleeve 27.69 Building Project, October 12 1980

Sleeve 27.70 Building Project, October 26 1980

Sleeve 27.71 Building Project, November 2 1980

Sleeve 27.72 “The Leveling of the Lawn and Parking Lot” Building Project, November 16 1980

Sleeve 27.73 The Building Project, November 30 1980

Sleeve 27.74 Building Project, December 7 1980

Sleeve 27.75 Building Project, December 28 1980

Sleeve 27.76 “Mt. Zion LCW,” 1980

Sleeve 27.77 “Three generations of the Copp family that gave the land for the parking lot,” 1980

Sleeve 27.78 Pastor Richard M. Carbaugh and family, 1980

Sleeve 27.79 “Organist for Mt. Zion Edna Richard,” 1980

Sleeve 27.80 Christmas/Advent Decorations, 1980 1 of 2

Sleeve 27.81 Christmas/Advent Decorations, 1980 2 of 2

Sleeve 27.82 Vacation School, 1980 1 of 2

Sleeve 27.83 Vacation School, 1980 2 of 2

Sleeve 27.84 “The acolyte Boys who served as altar boys of Mt. Zion,” 1980

Sleeve 27.85 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 1 of 17

Sleeve 27.86 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 2 of 17

Sleeve 27.87 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 3 of 17

Sleeve 27.88 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 4 of 17

Sleeve 27.89 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 5 of 17

Sleeve 27.90 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 6 of 17

Sleeve 27.91 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 7 of 17

Sleeve 27.92 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 8 of 17

Sleeve 27.93 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 9 of 17

Sleeve 27.94 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 10 of 17

Sleeve 27.95 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 11 of 17

Sleeve 27.96 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 12 of 17

Sleeve 27.97 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 13 of 17

Sleeve 27.97 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 14 of 17

Sleeve 27.99 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 15 of 17

Sleeve 27.100 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 16 of 17

Sleeve 27.101 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 17 of 17

Sleeve 27.102 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 1 of 6

Sleeve 27.103 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 2 of 6

Sleeve 27.104 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 3 of 6

Sleeve 27.105 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 4 of 6

Sleeve 27.106 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 5 of 6

Sleeve 27.107 Betty Racey Mt. Zion Scrapbook, ca. 1980 6 of 6

Sleeve 27.108 Nursery Room and Pastor’s Study, February to March 1981

Sleeve 27.109 Annual Clean-up, Mt. Zion Church, March 10 1981 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.110 Annual Clean-up, Mt. Zion Church, March 10 1981 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.111 Annual Clean-up, Mt. Zion Church, March 10 1981 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.112 “Pastor Richard M. Carbaugh in his new study of the new building,” March 27 1981

Sleeve 27.112 Laying of the Cornerstone, April 12 1981

Sleeve 27.113 Church Council, April 12 1981

Sleeve 27.114 Building Committee, April 12 1981

Sleeve 27.115 Preparation of the Laying of the Cornerstone, April 12 1981

Sleeve 27.116 Betty Stultz, Secretary of the Cradle Roll, April 12 1981

Sleeve 27.117 Bobby Stultz, Church Trustee, April 12 1981

Sleeve 27.118 The Kitchen and Hall, April 28 1981

Sleeve 27.119 Olive Fravel, April 29 1981

Sleeve 27.120 Church Altar at the Dedication, May 3 1981

Sleeve 27.121 “Corner Display at the Dedication, May 3 1981 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.122 “Corner Display at the Dedication, May 3 1981 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.123 “Corner Display at the Dedication, May 3 1981 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.124 “Mt. Zion Lutheran Church in it’s completion,” May 3 1981

Sleeve 27.125 “Mt. Zion’s Dream-Now A Reality,” May 3 1981

Sleeve 27.126 Pastor Richard M. Carbaugh and Bishop Virgil Moyer Jr. Virginia Lutheran Synod, Building Dedication, May 3 1981

Sleeve 27.127 Flowers Donated for Dedication of Mt. Zion, May 3 1981

Sleeve 27.128 New Kitchen, 1981

Sleeve 27.129 “Present & Passed Sunday School Superintendent,” 1981

Sleeve 27.130 “Active Youngest Citizens Brother & Sister Eric & Jill Carbaugh,” 1981

Sleeve 27.131 Church Youth group, 1981-2002 1 of 6

Sleeve 27.132 Church Youth group, 1981-2002 2 of 6

Sleeve 27.133 Church Youth group, 1981-2002 3 of 6

Sleeve 27.134 Church Youth group, 1981-2002 4 of 6

Sleeve 27.135 Church Youth group, 1981-2002 5 of 6

Sleeve 27.136 Church Youth group, 1981-2002 6 of 6

Sleeve 27.137 “Pattie Lou entertaining at Birthday Dinner,” September 19 1982

Sleeve 27.138 Vacation Bible School, 1982 1 of 5

Sleeve 27.139 Vacation Bible School, 1982 2 of 5

Sleeve 27.140 Vacation Bible School, 1982 3 of 5

Sleeve 27.141 Vacation Bible School, 1982 4 of 5

Sleeve 27.142 Vacation Bible School, 1982 5 of 5

Sleeve 27.143 Vacation School, 1983 1 of 7

Sleeve 27.144 Vacation School, 1983 2 of 7

Sleeve 27.145 Vacation School, 1983 3 of 7

Sleeve 27.146 Vacation School, 1983 4 of 7

Sleeve 27.147 Vacation School, 1983 5 of 7

Sleeve 27.148 Vacation School, 1983 6 of 7

Sleeve 27.149 Vacation School, 1983 7 of 7

Sleeve 27.150 Adult Fellowship, 1986-1991

Sleeve 27.151 Renovation May 1988, 1 of 4

Sleeve 27.152 Renovation May 1988, 2 of 4

Sleeve 27.153 Renovation May 1988, 3 of 4

Sleeve 27.154 Renovation May 1988, 4 of 4

Sleeve 27.155 Nursery, 1989-1991 1 of 3

Sleeve 27.156 Nursery, 1989-1991 2 of 3

Sleeve 27.157 Nursery, 1989-1991 3 of 3

Sleeve 27.158 Easter Egg Hunt, April 1990

Sleeve 27.159 Youth Assembly, May 1990 1 of 4

Sleeve 27.160 Youth Assembly, May 1990 2 of 4

Sleeve 27.161 Youth Assembly, May 1990 3 of 4

Sleeve 27.162 Youth Assembly, May 1990 4 of 4

Sleeve 27.163 Water Activity September 1990, 1 of 2

Sleeve 27.164 Water Activity September 1990, 2 of 2

Sleeve 27.165 “Signs and Doors,” 1990 1 of 2

Sleeve 27.166 “Signs and Doors,” 1990 2 of 2

Sleeve 27.167 Power in the Spirit, 1990

Sleeve 27.168 Bible School, 1990 1 of 11

Sleeve 27.169 Bible School, 1990 2 of 11

Sleeve 27.170 Bible School, 1990 3 of 11

 

Box 28: 38758101567351 Stack 10, Shelf 3

Sleeve 28.1 Bible School, 1990 4 of 11

Sleeve 28.2 Bible School, 1990 5 of 11

Sleeve 28.3 Bible School, 1990 6 of 11

Sleeve 28.4 Bible School, 1990 7 of 11

Sleeve 28.5 Bible School, 1990 8 of 11

Sleeve 28.6 Bible School, 1990 9 of 11

Sleeve 28.7 Bible School, 1990 10 of 11

Sleeve 28.8 Bible School, 1990 11 of 11

Sleeve 28.9 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 1 of 8

Sleeve 28.10 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 2 of 8

Sleeve 28.11 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 3 of 8

Sleeve 28.12 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 4 of 8

Sleeve 28.13 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 5 of 8

Sleeve 28.14 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 6 of 8

Sleeve 28.15 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 7 of 8

Sleeve 28.16 “Outdoor Picnic?” ca. 1990 8 of 8

Sleeve 28.17 “Bible School 2” (Labeled Church Photographs), 1990-2000 1 of 6

Sleeve 28.18 “Bible School 2” (Labeled Church Photographs), 1990-2000 2 of 6

Sleeve 28.19 “Bible School 2” (Labeled Church Photographs), 1990-2000 3 of 6

Sleeve 28.20 “Bible School 2” (Labeled Church Photographs), 1990-2000 4 of 6

Sleeve 28.21 “Bible School 2” (Labeled Church Photographs), 1990-2000 5 of 6

Sleeve 28.22 “Bible School 2” (Labeled Church Photographs), 1990-2000 6 of 6

Sleeve 28.23 Water Activity, August 15 1991 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.24 Water Activity, August 15 1991 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.25 Water Activity, August 15 1991 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.26 Water Activity, August 15 1991 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.27 “Heifer Project/March of Dimes,” October 1991 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.28 “Heifer Project/March of Dimes,” October 1991 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.29 “?Martha Project,” October 1991 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.30 “?Martha Project,” October 1991 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.31 “St. Nicholas Story” Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, November 30 1991 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.32 “St. Nicholas Story” Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, November 30 1991 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.33 Kitchen Ladies, 1991 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.34 Kitchen Ladies, 1991 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.35 Kitchen Ladies, 1991 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.36 Congregation, ca. 1991 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.37 Congregation, ca. 1991 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.38 Congregation, ca. 1991 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.39 Bowling Alley, ca. 1991 1 of 5

Sleeve 28.40 Bowling Alley, ca. 1991 2 of 5

Sleeve 28.41 Bowling Alley, ca. 1991 3 of 5

Sleeve 28.42 Bowling Alley, ca. 1991 4 of 5

Sleeve 28.43 Bowling Alley, ca. 1991 5 of 5

Sleeve 28.44 Adult Classes, ca. 1991 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.45 Adult Classes, ca. 1991 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.46 Animals, ca. 1991 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.47 Animals, ca. 1991 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.48 Animals, ca. 1991 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.49 Animals, ca. 1991 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.50 “Mt. Zion Happenings,” 1991-1992 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.51 “Mt. Zion Happenings,” 1991-1992 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.52 “Mt. Zion Happenings,” 1991-1992 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.53 Frontier Culture Museum-Adult Trips, 1991-1994 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.54 Frontier Culture Museum-Adult Trips, 1991-1994 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.55 Frontier Culture Museum-Adult Trips, 1991-1994 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.56 Heifer Project, January 1992 1 of 5

Sleeve 28.57 Heifer Project, January 1992 2 of 5

Sleeve 28.58 Heifer Project, January 1992 3 of 5

Sleeve 28.59 Heifer Project, January 1992 4 of 5

Sleeve 28.60 Heifer Project, January 1992 5 of 5

Sleeve 28.61 Basket Making WELCA Retreat, September 1992 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.62 Basket Making WELCA Retreat, September 1992 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.63 Power in the Spirit, 1992

Sleeve 28.64 People #2, ca. 1992 1 of 13

Sleeve 28.65 People #2, ca. 1992 2 of 13

Sleeve 28.66 People #2, ca. 1992 3 of 13

Sleeve 28.67 People #2, ca. 1992 4 of 13

Sleeve 28.68 People #2, ca. 1992 5 of 13

Sleeve 28.69 People #2, ca. 1992 6 of 13

Sleeve 28.70 People #2, ca. 1992 7 of 13

Sleeve 28.71 People #2, ca. 1992 8 of 13

Sleeve 28.72 People #2, ca. 1992 9 of 13

Sleeve 28.73 People #2, ca. 1992 10 of 13

Sleeve 28.74 People #2, ca. 1992 11 of 13

Sleeve 28.75 People #2, ca. 1992 12 of 13

Sleeve 28.76 People #2, ca. 1992 13 of 13

Sleeve 28.77 “Celebration?” July 1993 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.78 “Celebration?” July 1993 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.79 “Celebration?” July 1993 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.80 “Celebration?” July 1993 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.81 Power in the Spirit, 1993

Sleeve 28.82 Paving Lot, 1994

Sleeve 28.83 Power in the Spirit, 1995 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.84 Power in the Spirit, 1995 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.85 “Sunday in the Park July 26 1998 4:00PM Until ?” 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.86 “Sunday in the Park July 26 1998 4:00PM Until ?” 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.87 “Sunday in the Park July 26 1998 4:00PM Until ?” 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.88 “Sunday in the Park July 26 1998 4:00PM Until ?” 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.89 New Windsor Church World Relief, July 1999 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.90 New Windsor Church World Relief, July 1999 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.91 Family Picnic, 1999 1 of 10

Sleeve 28.92 Family Picnic, 1999 2 of 10

Sleeve 28.93 Family Picnic, 1999 3 of 10

Sleeve 28.94 Family Picnic, 1999 4 of 10

Sleeve 28.95 Family Picnic, 1999 5 of 10

Sleeve 28.96 Family Picnic, 1999 6 of 10

Sleeve 28.97 Family Picnic, 1999 7 of 10

Sleeve 28.98 Family Picnic, 1999 8 of 10

Sleeve 28.99 Family Picnic, 1999 9 of 10

Sleeve 28.100 Family Picnic, 1999 10 of 10

Sleeve 28.101 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church WELCA Family Night, 1999 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.102 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church WELCA Family Night, 1999 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.103 Mt. Zion Lutheran Church WELCA Family Night, 1999 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.104 Activity Photographs, ca. 1999 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.105 Activity Photographs, ca. 1999 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.106 Activity Photographs, ca. 1999 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.107 “Men of the Church Serving the Women” Mother’s Day, 2000 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.108 “Men of the Church Serving the Women” Mother’s Day, 2000 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.109 “Visiting Missionary” May 2002

Sleeve 28.110 WELCA Ladies Night Out, June 2000

Sleeve 28.111 Unidentified Church Event 2, December 2002 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.112 Unidentified Church Event 2, December 2002 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.113 Unidentified Church Event 2, December 2002 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.114 Unidentified Church Event, May 17 2003 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.115 Unidentified Church Event, May 17 2003 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.116 Outdoor Sunday Maurertown Park, 2003 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.117 Outdoor Sunday Maurertown Park, 2003 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.118 Outdoor Sunday Maurertown Park, 2003 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.119 Confirmation, 2004

Sleeve 28.120 “Church” (Negatives) 2004

Sleeve 28.121 “Join the Navey” Liturgical Dance, Summer 2005

Sleeve 28.122 WELCA ca. 2005, 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.123 WELCA ca. 2005, 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.124 “Dukie Racey’s Bluegrass Band” Undated

Sleeve 28.125 “Mt. Zion’s Future” Unidentified Children’s Activities, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.126 “Mt. Zion’s Future” Unidentified Children’s Activities, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.127 Breakfast at Church, Male Servers, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.128 Breakfast at Church, Male Servers, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.129 Men Preparing a Meal, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.130 Men Preparing a Meal, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.131 “Kids” Undated, 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.132 “Kids” Undated, 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.133 “Kids” Undated, 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.134 Church Service Interpretative Dance, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.135 Church Service Interpretative Dance, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.136 Choir, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.137 Choir, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.138 “Trust In God” Banner, Undated

Sleeve 28.139 “Talent Night,” Undated 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.140 “Talent Night,” Undated 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.141 “Talent Night,” Undated 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.142 “Talent Night,” Undated 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.143 Pastor Orell and Family, Undated

Sleeve 28.144 “Pastor Scott,” Undated

Sleeve 28.145 “Pastor Carbaugh & Family,” Undated

Sleeve 28.146 “Blessing of the Animals Pastor Scott & Pastor Butler from Patmos/St. Luke,” Undated

Sleeve 28.147 Vacation Bible School, Undated

Sleeve 28.148 Choir Pictures, Undated

Sleeve 28.149 Church Trustees, Undated

Sleeve 28.150 Power in the Spirit, Undated

Sleeve 28.151 Power in the Spirit, Undated

Sleeve 28.152 “Other Entertainment,” Undated

Sleeve 28.153 “Hand Chimes The Ding-a-Lings,” Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.154 “Hand Chimes The Ding-a-Lings,” Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.155 “Walkers p. 31,” Undated

Sleeve 28.156 “Picnic?” Undated 1 of 5

Sleeve 28.157 “Picnic?” Undated 2 of 5

Sleeve 28.158 “Picnic?” Undated 3 of 5

Sleeve 28.159 “Picnic?” Undated 4 of 5

Sleeve 28.160 “Picnic?” Undated 5 of 5

Sleeve 28.161 Confirmation, Undated

Sleeve 28.162 Yard Sale, Undated 1 of 5

Sleeve 28.163 Yard Sale Undated, 2 of 5

Sleeve 28.164 Yard Sale, Undated 3 of 5

Sleeve 28.165 Yard Sale, Undated 4 of 5

Sleeve 28.166 Yard Sale, Undated 5 of 5

 Sleeve 28.167 Unknown Activities, Undated

Sleeve 28.168 New York Trip, Undated 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.168 New York Trip, Undated 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.168 New York Trip, Undated 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.168 New York Trip, Undated 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.172 Mt. Hebron Church Trip, Undated

Sleeve 28.173 Caroline Furnace, Undated

Sleeve 28.174 Unidentified Wedding, Undated

Sleeve 28.175 Blessing of Animals, Undated

Sleeve 28.176 Unknown Activity, Undated

Sleeve 28.177 Foot Washing, Undated

Sleeve 28.178 Softball Game, Undated

Sleeve 28.179 Altar Window, Undated

Sleeve 28.180 Advent, Undated

Sleeve 28.181 Communion, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.182 Communion, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.183 Altar, Undated 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.184 Altar, Undated 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.185 Altar, Undated 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.186 Pastor Murray, Undated 1 of 4

Sleeve 28.187 Pastor Murray, Undated 2 of 4

Sleeve 28.188 Pastor Murray, Undated 3 of 4

Sleeve 28.189 Pastor Murray, Undated 4 of 4

Sleeve 28.190 Easter Cross, Undated

Sleeve 28.191 Banners, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.192 Banners, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.193 Baptismal Font, Undated

Sleeve 28.194 Nursery, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.195 Nursery, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.196 Youth Hike, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.197 Youth Hike, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.198 Bus Trips, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.199 Bus Trips, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.200 Negatives, Undated

Sleeve 28.201 Negatives: Woodstock Watertower, Undated

Sleeve 28.202 Burial Place of Pastor Aubury Bowers, Undated

Sleeve 28.203 Community Farm, Undated 1 of 2

Sleeve 28.204 Community Farm, Undated 2 of 2

Sleeve 28.205 Christmas Pageant, Undated

Sleeve 28.206 Unidentified Church Events, Undated

Sleeve 28.207 Church, Undated 1 of 3

Sleeve 28.208 Church, Undated 2 of 3

Sleeve 28.209 Church, Undated 3 of 3

Sleeve 28.210 “Bible School 2” Unlabeled Photographs, 1 of 5

Sleeve 28.211 “Bible School 2” Unlabeled Photographs, 2 of 5

Sleeve 28.212 “Bible School 2” Unlabeled Photographs, 3 of 5

Sleeve 28.213 “Bible School 2” Unlabeled Photographs, 4 of 5

Sleeve 28.214 “Bible School 2” Unlabeled Photographs, 5 of 5

 

 

 

 

 

The Shenandoah County Sestercentennial Commemoration Committee is conducting a contest to develop a logo for this special event. 

Individuals are invited to submit up to four digital design proposals that will be used by the committee to celebrate our commitment to "Honoring Our Past-Inspiring Our Future.

Submissions will be accepted through January 13, 2020. The creator of the winning submission will be recognized by the committee and will receive a prize pack valued at $200. 

All entries and questions should be emailed to Archivist Zachary Hottel at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Additional information and rules are available at the below form.

Logo Guidelines and Form

2022 will mark the 250th anniversary of Shenandoah County's establishment as a government entity. Throughout that year a group of local governments, historical organizations, and other groups will be working hard to celebrate the history of our communities, the lives of our people, and the future we all hope to embrace. 

 

The Shenandoah County Sestercentennial Commemoration Committee is conducting a contest to develop a logo for this special event. 

Individuals are invited to submit up to four digital design proposals that will be used by the committee to celebrate our commitment to "Honoring Our Past-Inspiring Our Future.

Submissions will be accepted through January 13 2020. The creator of the winning submission will be recognized by the committee and will receive a prize pack valued at $200. 

All entries and questions should be emailed to Archivist Zachary Hottel at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

Additional information and rules are available at the below form.

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A Guide to the Jr. Order American Mechanics Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 4, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Jr. Order American Mechanics Collection

Date Range: 1895-1900

Collection Number: 2019-0026

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: A membership ledger listing names of members, the dates they joined, and how much they paid in membership dues.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Jr. Order American Mechanics Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Item was processed and put into a box for added protection. 

Biographical/Historical Note

In 1853 the Junior Order of American Mechanics, or J.O.U.A.M., was founded. Its parent organization, the Order of American Mechanics was a political and social order that advocated for nativist policies and provided financial support for its members.

Twenty five years after its founding the J.O.U.A.M. became an independent organization that focused on becoming a fraternal benefit society that was open to all people regardless of creed, race, or sex, however strong nativist sentiments remained. The group offered a social membership and insurance membership. The later granted members health, death, and accident insurance during a time when that type of coverage was rare.

A chapter of this organization was founded in Toms Brook on September 18, 1895. At the time it had 28 members. The majority of these were most likely workers at the nearby Lime Quarry or other industrial interests in the town.

By 1906 the organization had grown to 143 members and had built its own meeting house. On April 11 of that same year the lodge sent a petition to the United States Senate asking them to restrict immigration.

In a 1910 listing of the Jr. Orders of American Mechanics of Virginia, the Massanutten Council was listed as being located on Main Street in Toms Brook. Its meetings were held on Saturday’s and G.L. Borden was its secretary.

When the Massanutten Council organization ceased to function is unknown. However the building was converted into the Toms Brook Fire Department sometime after that organization was founded in 1948. It was demolished in the 1990s when that organization moved into a new building and turned their former hall into a parking lot. 

Scope and Content

The Jr. Order American Mechanics Collection consists of 1 membership ledger.

Inventory

Membership Ledger, Jr. Order of American Mechanics, Toms Brook Virginia, 1895-1900

 

A Guide to the WJ Foltz Ledger Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 4, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: WJ Foltz Ledger Collection

Date Range: 1881-1884

Collection Number: 2019-0025

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: of a single ledger book detailing the business conducted by WJ Foltz from 1881-1884.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] WJ Foltz Ledger Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Item was placed into box for added protection. 

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect the day-to-day business activities of WJ Foltz’s business, which was located in Star Tannery, Virginia.

Scope and Content

The WJ Foltz Ledger Collection consists a single ledger.

Inventory

W.J. Foltz Ledger, Star Tannery Virginia, 1881-1884

A Guide to the Dilbert Fadley Ledger Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 4, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Dilbert Fadley Ledger Collection

Date Range: 1903-1905

Collection Number: 2019-0024

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: A single ledger book detailing the business conducted at Dilbert Fadley’s store from 1903-1905. The ledger lists the customers’ names, what they purchased, how much the items were, and the dates of when the sales were made.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Dilbert Fadley Ledger Collection,  Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: The ledger was put into a box for added protection. 

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect the day-to-day business activities of Dilbert Fadley’s business, which was located in Lantz Mill, Virginia.

Scope and Content

The Dilbert Fadley Ledger Collection consists of a single ledger.

Inventory

Dilbert Fadley Ledger, Lantz Mills Virginia, 1903-1905

 

A Guide to the Strasburg High School Class of 1931 Graduation Photograph Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 4, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Strasburg High School Class of 1931 Graduation Photograph Collection

Date Range: 1931

Collection Number: 2019-0023

Extent: 1 box, 1 folder

Language: English

Abstract: A single photograph of the Strasburg High School’s graduating class of 1931.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Strasburg High School Class of 1931 Graduation Photograph Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: The photograph was placed in a folder and put in a box for added protection. 

Biographical/Historical Note

The Strasburg High School Class of 1931 Graduation Photograph Collection holds a single photograph of the Strasburg High School’s graduating class of 1931. The photograph was taken and developed by the Morrison Studio, a photographic studio in Woodstock, Virginia.

The school was founded in 1804 as the Strasburg Academy. It was a private, tuition-based school that operated until 1884. Fourteen years later, the school became a part of the public school system. In 1910 they built a new structure next to the Academy building to house grades 6-12, a library, and principal’s office.

By 1921 the school had an enrollment of over 500 and was dangerously overcrowded. Some classes were held in other buildings around town, but in 1926 the Academy building was demolished and a new High School was built in its place. All elementary classes were moved to the 1910 portion. In 1951 a second addition was completed to house a cafeteria and gymnasium.

Scope and Content

The Strasburg High School Class of 1931 Graduation Photograph Collection consists of three feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes one photograph.

Inventory

Folder 1: Strasburg High School, Class of 1931 Graduation Photograph

 

A Guide to the LL Snarr Flour Bag Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 4, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: LL Snarr Flour Bag Collection

Date Range: undated

Collection Number: 2019-0022

Extent: 1 box, 1 folder

Language: English

Abstract: A single flour bag from L.L. Snarr’s business in Strasburg, Virginia.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] LL Snarr Flour Bag Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Item was placed in a folder and put into a box for added protection.

Biographical/Historical Note

The flour bag was part of LL Snarr’s shop in Strasburg, Virginia. The bag was for ten pounds of Superior flour. The Strong Robinette Bag Company of Bristol, Tennessee, made the bag.

Scope and Content

The LL Snarr Flour Bag Collection consists of one oversize folder.

Inventory

Oversize Folder 1             Snarr Flour Bag, Strasburg Virginia, Undated

 

A Guide to the Toms Brook High School Class Registers Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 3, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Toms Brook High School Class Registers Collection, 1912-1916

Date Range: 1912-1916

Collection Number: 2019-0021

Extent: 1 box, 5 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Class registers belonging to Gladys Brown, a teacher for Toms Brook High School. The registers list students’ names, student attendance, a list of students from other districts, and other information relating to the classroom.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Toms Brook High School Class Registers Collection, 1912-1916, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically. 

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect classroom information recorded by Gladys Brown, a teacher at Toms Brook High School.

The school was existed as early as 1874. That year county resident Levi Pitman noted his brother began teaching there. Five years later the school superintendent, John Grabil, recorded that the student population at Toms Brook was 90.

The school that held these pupils stood from the 1870s until 1935 when a brick school building, which still stands, was constructed. During the time the old frame school was in operation three additions were made, including one in 1906 which was designed to house the new High School program recently adopted by the county.

 

Scope and Content

The Zepp Post Office Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 5 class registers.

Inventory

Folder 1.1            Toms Brook High School, Gladys Brown Class Register, 1912-1913

Folder 1.2            Toms Brook High School, Gladys Brown Class Register, 1913-1914

Folder 1.3            Toms Brook High School, Gladys Brown Class Register, 1914-1915

Folder 1.4            Toms Brook High School, Gladys Brown Class Register, 1914-1915

Folder 1.5            Toms Brook High School, Gladys Brown Class Register, 1915-1916

 

A Guide to the Zepp Post Office Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 3, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Zepp Post Office Collection, 1892-1956

Date Range: 1892-1956

Collection Number: 2019-0020

Extent: 2 boxes, 3 folders, 1 oversize folder

Language: English

Abstract: Ledgers, forms, and registration book relating to the post office in Zepp, Virginia.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Zepp Post Office Collection, 1892-1956, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically. Ledgers and oversized folder were placed in a separate box for additional protection.

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect the day-to-day business activities of the Zepp post office.

Scope and Content

The Zepp Post Office Collection consists of 3.5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 2 boxes. The collection includes 4 ledgers, some correspondence, forms, and a registration book.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 5, Shelf 7 

Folder 1.1            Tally Sheet, Zepp Post Office, April 16 – May 15 1914

Post Office Ledger, Zepp Virginia, 1892-1897

Post Office Ledger, 1900-1911, Zepp Virginia

Post Office Ledger, Zepp Virginia, 1912-1914

Post Office Ledger, Zepp Virginia, 1917

Window Registration Book, Zepp Post Office, Zepp Virginia, 1906-1907

 

Box 2, Stack 5, Shelf 7

Folder 2.1            Blank US Postal Service Forms, ca. 1900-1913

Folder 2.2            Letter of Transmittal to Accompany Deposits of Postal Funds, Zepp Post Office, November 13 1917

Folder 2.3            US Postal Service Correspondence, 1923-1956

 

A Guide to the M.L. Wisman Ledgers Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 3, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: M.L. Wisman Ledgers Collection, 1872-1906

Date Range: 1872-1906

Collection Number: 2019-0019

Extent: 1 box, 2 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Two ledgers from M.L. Wisman’s business in Harrisville, Virginia.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] M.L. Wisman Ledgers Collection, 1872-1906, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect the day-to-day business activities of M.L. Wisman’s business, which was located in Harrisville, Virginia.

Scope and Content

The M.L. Wisman Ledgers Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 2 folders of materials.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 5, Shelf 7 

Folder 1.1              M.L. Wisman Ledger, Harrisville Virginia, 1872-1874

Folder 1.2              M.L. Wisman Ledger, Harrisville Virginia, 1900-1906

A Guide to the Wissler Letters Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

September 3, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Wissler Letters Collection

Date Range: 1805-1881

Collection Number: 2019-0018

Extent: 1 box, 63 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Letters written by members of the Wissler family from the years 1856 to 1881. The letters mainly pertain to the purchase and maintenance of Columbia Furnace and other properties.

 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Wissler Letters Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were donated by Dorothy Sullenberger, Caroline Emswiler, Rosemary Wallinger, Elizabeth Tillson, who are daughters of Dorothy Page Wissler Hynes.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically. Each item was sorted with a copy of its transcript.

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect the thoughts and business dealings among members of the Wissler family (John Wissler, Levi Erb, Ezra Wissler, Franklin Wissler, Christian Wissler, and Samuel B. Myers). The letters in this collection pertain to the purchase of Columbia Furnace. Samuel B. Myers (the husband of Elizabeth Wissler, the niece of John Wissler) sold the property to John Wissler. John and his family moved from Canada to Virginia. Columbia Furnace soon became a successful iron production business.

At the start of the Civil War, John Wissler and his family fled the area for Canada, due to their Republican political views. They returned after the war ended. John Wissler died in 1880, but his family continued running Columbia Furnace.

Under the Wissler family’s direction both Columbia and Liberty Furnace (which the family also owned and operated) grew until over 300 persons were employed there. They were responsible for mining ore, refining it, transporting it to rail centers, harvesting lumber to feed the furnaces, and maintaining a wide array of company structures. From this time onward the operations at the furnaces would be economic center of this area of Shenandoah County.

Unfortunately, it also led to some problems as locals clashed with individuals brought in to fill vacancies, especially when the company began to hire African Americans. In January of 1880 a race riot broke out and the owners and black workers were attacked. This two day event ended when the Wisslers agreed to hire only white workers. This eliminated a major employment source for local African Americans and forced many to emigrate or settle for lower paying service jobs.

In 1884 a group of Philadelphia businessmen purchased the furnaces and named it Columbia Liberty Iron Company. They continued both operations until 1891 when the company was sold again to H.H. Yard of Philadelphia. He closed the Columbia Furnace and built a narrow gauge railroad, nicknamed the “Dinky” to haul the ore produced and goods to the furnaces and surrounding communities.

However, making a profit proved to be difficult. Legal battles between Yard and the previous owners compounded the sites problems. In 1905 the company was again sold and reorganized as the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company who hoped to turn a profit by modernizing operations. Their efforts proved to be unsuccessful and the furnace the closed in 1907 and the land sold to Joseph T. Jackson who used the railroad to transport lumber from the area. It closed in 1917 after the area hills had been stripped.

Scope and Content

The Wissler Letters Collection consists of 1 linear foot of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 63 folders of materials.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 9, Shelf 4

Folder 1.1              Wissler Family Genealogy, 1805-1880

Folder 1.2            Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, May 26 1856, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.3            Letter, Ezra Wissler to John Wissler, June 5 1856

Folder 1.4            Letter, Samuel Myers to John Wissler, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, June 15 1856

Folder 1.5            Letter, Christian Wissler to John Wissler, June 16 1856, Lancaster County Pennsylvania

Folder 1.6            Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, June 25 1856, Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Folder 1.7            Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, July 1 1856, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.8              Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, July 1856, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.9            Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, September 15 1856, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.10          Letter, Eli Phlegar to John Wissler, September 27 1856, Christiansburg Virginia

Folder 1.11          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, October 27 1856, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.12          Financial Bond, Debt of Samuel Myers and others to Mark Bird, Trustee for George F. Hupp, 1857-1861

Folder 1.13          Letter, Eli Phlegar to John Wissler, February 25 1857, Christianburg Virginia

Folder 1.14          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, March 2 1857, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.15          Letter, Eli Phlegar to Samuel B. Myers, March 5 1857, Christiansburg Virginia

Folder 1.16          Letter, Samuel Myers to John Wissler, March 20 1857, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.17          Letter, Eli Phlegar to John Wissler, March 26 1857, Christiansburg Virginia

Folder 1.18          Statement of Firm S.B. Myers & Company, April 1 1857

Folder 1.19          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, April 22 1857, Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Folder 1.20          Letter, Samuel b. Myers to John Wissler, June 15 1857, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.21          Letter, Eli Phlegar to Samuel B. Myers, June 29 1857, Christiansburg Virginia

Folder 1.22          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, July 10 1857, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.23          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, August 11 1857, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.24          Letter, Sem Wissler to John Wissler, September 30 1857, Salem

Folder 1.25          Letter, Sem Wissler to John Wissler, November 1 1857, Salem

Folder 1.26          Letter, Sem Wissler to John Wissler, November 30 1857, Salem

Folder 1.27          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, January 25 1858, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.28          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wisser, February 14 1858, Orkney Springs Virginia

Folder 1.29          License, John Wissler & Company to Operate Store, April 12 1858, Shenandoah County Virginia

Folder 1.30          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, June 8 1859, Henrietta Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.31          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, March 19 1860, Henrietta Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.32          Letter, Samuel B. Myers to John Wissler, April 1860, Union Forge Virginia

Folder 1.33          Letter, William R. Perfater to “Messrs Wissler & Myers,” April 27 1860, Blacksburg Virginia

Folder 1.34          Letter, Christian Wissler to John Wissler, July 2 1860

Folder 1.35          Letter, Christian Wissler to John Wissler, July 18 1860

Folder 1.36          Letter, Rob P. Fail to John Wissler, August 27 1860, Glencoe Canada

Folder 1.37          Letter, Christian Wissler to John Wissler, January 25 1861

Folder 1.38          Contract for “Hammered Iron” between John Wissler & Company and G.S.P. Triplett, January 1 1862, Warrenton Virginia

Folder 1.39          Letter, “Wheat and Brothers” to John Wissler and Company, Alexandria Virginia, May 28, 1862

Folder 1.40          Letter, James G. Fravel to George Rye US Navy Department, December 15 1864, Woodstock Virginia

Folder 1.41          Letter, Levi Erb to Franklin Wissler, February 24 1867

Folder 1.42          Letter, Franklin H. Wissler to Levi Erb and Mary Heiser Wissler Erb, March 12 1867

Folder 1.43          Letter, Franklin H. Wissler to Levi Erb, April 9 1867, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.44          Letter, J. Wissler to “Mother & Sons & Daughters,” Mt. Torry Furnace Virginia, April 12, 1868

Folder 1.45          Letter, Ezra Wissler to Franklin H. Wissler, April 16 1868, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.46          Letter, Ezra Wissler to Levi Erb, June 19 1868, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.47          Letter, Ezra Wissler to Levi Erb, August 31 1868, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.48          Letter, J.E. Wissler to Levi Erb, November 6 1868, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.49          Loan Promissory Note, Franklin Wissler to Levi Erb, $5000, January 1 1870, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.50          Letter, J.R. Wissler to Levi Erb, March 18 1870, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.51          Letter, Ezra Wissler to Levi Erb, July 5 1870, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.52          Letter, J.R. Wissler to Levi Erb, July 30 1871, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.53          Letter, J.R. Wissler to Levi Erb, September 11 1871, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.54          Letter, J.R. Wissler to Levi Erb, October 24 1871, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.55          Letter, J.R. Wissler to Levi Erb, November 26 1871, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.56          Letter, “J & E Wissler” to Levi Erb, December 11 1871, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.57          Letter, Thomas E. Auld to Levi Erb, April 14 1872, Martinsburg West Virginia

Folder 1.58          Letter, “J & E Wissler” to Levi Erb, June 10 1872, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.59          Financial Sheet, Payments by “J & E Wissler,” 1875-1876

Folder 1.60          Letter, Ezra Wissler to Levi Erb, March 31 1876, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.61          Letter, “J & E Wissler” to Levi Erb, July 6 1876, Salem Ontario

Folder 1.62          Letter, R.W. Stone to Levi Erb, June 27 1881, Columbia Furnace Virginia

Folder 1.63          Letter Fragment, Signed Samuel B. Myers, Undated

 

The Shenandoah Room and Truban Archives contain the largest collection of research materials dedicated to the history of Shenandoah County. We are committed to providing access to a diverse collection of materials and preserving the stories entrusted to us. 

Shenandoah County Library's Archival holdings are managed by Archivist Zachary Hottel. You can contact him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or (540)984-8200. To schedule a research appointment, click here

Access

• We are located at the Shenandoah County Library, 514 Stoney Creek Blvd. Edinburg Virginia
• The Shenandoah Room Collection is open to in-house use during the following hours:

  Monday: 10:00 - 6:00
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• The Truban Archives (including Family Folders) are only available by appointment. Appointments can be made here and should be requested at least 24 hours in advance of your visit
• Staff hours are typically Monday-Friday, 10:00AM-5:00PM but we are unable to guarantee staff will be available during your visit unless you make an appointment. 
• Research should be done in conjunction with professional assistance from our Archivist and Archives volunteers.
• Archival items and family folders cannot be made available without an appointment. Appointments can be made here

 

Our Collections

• We retain items related to the history of Shenandoah County and the people that lived here
• Search our library catalog to learn about specific items in our collection.
• The Shenandoah Room Collection contains over 6,000 published works including family and local histories
• Our Family Folder Collection contains over 1800 surname files. An index is available at Family Folders
• The Truban Archives contains primary source material from the county including photographs, ledgers, business records, letters, and more. 
• A limited number of Archival Collections have online finding aids. You can see this list here 
• Our microfilm collection contains 13 local newspapers and other records. Email Archivist Zachary Hottel to learn which titles are available.
• View our online collection of digitized materials.
• Can’t find what you are looking for? Take advantage of our local expertise in Shenandoah County’s History by scheduling a research appointment.

 

Remote Research

Due to the limited number of staff and volunteers, we can only provide very basic assistance to researchers unable to visit the library in person. This includes providing limited copies of obituaries, marriage records, newspaper articles, and book pages.

Services are limited based on the amount of time they require. Contact Archivist Zachary Hottel at (540)984-8200 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to see if we can complete your request.

Additional research services are provided for a fee by the Shenandoah County Historical Society. 

Before You Visit

To ensure the best quality visit, we recommend you prepare for the following before visiting:

• Schedule a Research Appointment by completing our Research Appointment Form
• Confirm our Address, Hours, and Your Appointment Time.
• Pack important items such as laptops, camera research notes, etc. Contact us in advance to see what can and cannot be utilized
• Review our research guidelines
• Write down any specific resources you would like to access, dates, names of individuals, etc.
• Document your finds with a camera or by making photocopies of materials than can be copied (15 cents for B&W)
• Research copyright restrictions, citation rules, etc. so you can appropriate use anything you find.

 

 

A Guide to the Fair and Track Ribbons Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

August 20, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Fair and Track Ribbons Collection

Date Range: 1930-1953

Collection Number: 2019-0017

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: Ribbons from a track meet in Woodstock, Virginia, and from the Strasburg School and community fair.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Fair and Track Ribbons Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in this collection reflect the various contests performed in Shenandoah County. The Strasburg School was a private tuition-based academy that ran from the early 1800s until 1884. By 1870 the building had become overcrowded, so a new school was constructed beside the original academy, which was sold. Community meetings, political rallies, concerts, and other events were regularly held in the structure’s second floor hall. This made the school a central part of life in Strasburg for the next 50 years.

In 1910 they built a new structure next to the Academy building to house grades 6-12, a library, and principal’s office. By 1921 the school had an enrollment of over 500 and was dangerously overcrowded. Some classes were held in other buildings around town, but in 1926 the Academy building was demolished and a new High School was built in its place. All elementary classes were moved to the 1910 portion. In 1951 a second addition was completed to house a cafeteria and gymnasium.

High School students were transferred to the new Strasburg High School in 1959. Nine years later a fire broke. Despite efforts from six local fire companies, the 1910 portion of the school was destroyed. Portable classrooms were brought to the site and used to house students for the next several decades.

Over time, the remainder of the students would be transferred to new schools. In 1971 Sandy Hook Elementary school opened and the school became Strasburg Middle. Twenty years later the school was closed when the new Signal Knob Middle School was opened. Today, the building is in private hands. 

Scope and Content

The Fair and Track Ribbons Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 2 folders of materials.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 8, Shelf 6

Folder 1.1            Second Prize Ribbon, Shenandoah County Field and Track Meet, 1930, Woodstock Virginia

Folder 1.2            Strasburg School and Community Fair Ribbons, 1949-1953

A Guide to the G.H. Ritenour Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

August 19, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: G.H. Ritenour Collection

Date Range: 1913-1945

Collection Number: 2019-0016

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: Promotional materials and other ephemera relating to people and businesses in Shenandoah County.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] G.H. Ritenour Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were purchased from Laughlin Auctions on June 15, 2019.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

All items in this collection primarily reflect the promotional activities of businesses in Shenandoah County.

Scope and Content

The G.H. Ritenour Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 18 folders of materials.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 8, Shelf 6

Folder 1.1            William Homan Statement of Account, Jr. Order of United American Mechanics, Broadway Virginia, December 26 1913

Folder 1.2            Pierce’s Memorandum and Account Book, 1915

Folder 1.3            C.H. Saum, Commercial and Savings Bank Booklets, Winchester Virginia, ca. 1925

Folder 1.4            Shenandoah National Bank, Winchester Virginia, 1926

Folder 1.5            Kneisley’s Drug Store Advertisement Booklet, Strasburg Virginia, 1934

Folder 1.6            Everly’s Drug Store Booklets, Mt. Jackson Virginia, ca. 1934-1935

Folder 1.7            Ralph Rhodes Shenandoah County Bank and trust Account Books, 1940-1961

Folder 1.8            W.J. Homan Liquor and Amusement Tax Receipts, Bill’s Place, Strasburg Virginia, 1944-1947

Folder 1.9            Receipt, Fairmont Creamery Company, Strasburg Virginia, September 7 1945

Folder 1.10          Pamphlet, “Grand Ole Opry” Presented by the Shenandoah County Junior Deputy Sheriff’s League, Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.11          W.M. Calvert “Clothier Furnisher Shoer,” Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.12          Schmitt’s Drug Store Ephemera, Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.13          Pifer Gift and Jewelry Shop Bag, Strasburg Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.14          “Joe’s Ocean Cove” Menu, Winchester Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.15          Business Card, Gary and Carol Rutherford, Hotel Strasburg Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.16          Ritenour Picnic Invitation, Elizabeth Furnace, Undated

Folder 1.17          Coupon Stamps, Undated

Folder 1.18          Clipping about Seven Fountains Store Robbery, Mildred Davison, Fort Valley Virginia, Undated

 

A Guide to the Barbara Beydler Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

August 19, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Barabara Beydler Collection

Date Range: 1895-1920

Collection Number: 2019-0015

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: Deeds and other documents pertaining to the ownership of a specific plot of land in Shenandoah County.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Barbara Beydler Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The items in this collection were donated by Barbara Beydler of Tucson, Arizona. Beydler’s family once owned the land described in the collection.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

Barbara Beydler’s family once owned the land described in the collection. The collection shows the history of ownership prior to the Beydler family, starting in 1895. According to Ms. Beydler, Frank Beydler (Barbara Beydler’s grandfather) purchased the land in January 31, 1920 and then passed to his widow, Viola Beydler. In 1946, when Viola Beydler passed away, the property was purchased by Fred F. Beydler (Barbara Beydler’s father). In 1964, he sold the property to Ralph B. Lindsay.

Scope and Content

The Barbara Beydler Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 7 folders of materials and 1 oversized folder containing a plat map.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 4, Shelf 3

 

Folder 1.1            Deed, Abraham and Mary Rickard to David Bayers, January 18 1895

Folder 1.2            Deed, Samuel Fahneslick to David Bayers, August 8 1898

Folder 1.3            Deed, David and Virginia Bayers to C.B. and Mary Compton, November 8 1907

Folder 1.4            Deed, Charles and Mary Compton to W.A. and Elizabeth C. Compton, February 21 1916

Folder 1.5            Amortization Schedule, William A. and Elizabeth Compton, Shenandoah County Farm Loan Association, November 5 1919

Folder 1.6            Mortgage Bond, William and Elizabeth Compton, Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, November 29 1919

Folder 1.7            Deed of Release, William and Elizabeth Compton from Federal Land Bank of Baltimore, February 12 1920

 

Map Case Drawer A, Oversized Folder 1:

Folder 17             Plat Map, Undated 38758101567013

 

A Guide to the Charles E. Cooley Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

August 16, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Charles E. Cooley Collection

Date Range: 1997-1998

Collection Number: 2019-0014

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: Writings by Charles E. Cooley about different aspects of the history of Shenandoah County and a newspaper clipping of Mr. Cooley’s obituary.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Charles E. Cooley Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: It is unknown how the Truban Archives acquired this collection.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

Due to the nature of how these items were acquired, little is known as to its biographical and historical context. Charles Cooley was a resident of Strasburg, Virginia, who died in 1998.

Scope and Content

The Charles E. Cooley Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection includes 4 folders of materials. These materials include three histories written by Charles Cooley and a copy of Mr. Cooley’s obituary.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 4

Folder 1.1            “The Story of Two Moravian Settlements Near Strasburg Virginia, 1752-1764” by Charles E. Cooley, 1997

Folder 1.2            “A Strasburg Hero Remembered: Joshua Stover,” Charles E. Cooley, 1997

Folder 1.3            “When Their County Called – They Answered,” Strasburg Area Veterans, by Charles E. Cooley, February 21 1998

Folder 1.4            Charles E. Cooley Obituary, 1998

 

A Guide to the Susan Holsinger Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

August 16, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Susan Holsinger Collection

Date Range: 1939 - 1970

Collection Number: 2019-0013

Extent: 3 boxes

Language: English

Abstract: Photographs, family albums, copies of newspaper clippings, and other ephemera that relate to the residents of Shenandoah County.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Susan Holsinger Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Items were donated by Susan Holsinger of Edinburg, Virginia on July 2, 2019. Ms. Holsinger purchased the items from the Shenandoah Valley Flea Market, and she believes the items were originally purchased at an auction.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

Due to the nature of how these items were acquired, little is known as to its biographical and historical context.

Scope and Content

The Susan Holsinger Collection consists of 4.5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 3 boxes. The collection includes 27 folders, 48 sleeves, 1 oversized folder, and 2 photograph albums of materials. These materials include a collection of photographs, newspaper clippings, correspondence, and other ephemera.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 4, Shelf 3

 

Folder 1.1            Wedding, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, ca. 1942

Folder 1.2            Letter Concerning Inflation, US Navy, April 16 1946

Folder 1.3            Zeigler Family Photograph Album Pages, Woodstock Virginia, ca. 1948

Folder 1.4            Thelma M. Pierce, Virginia Registered Professional Hairdresser Certificate, December 4 1962

Folder 1.5            Stonewall Jackson High School Athletics Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1965

Folder 1.6            Harry Alvin Taylor Funeral Card, March 17 1968

Folder 1.7            John W. Bennett Obituary, Woodstock Virginia, April 6, 1968

Folder 1.8            Picnic Shelter Dedication, Woodstock Recreation Park, Northern Virginia Daily, May 8 1968

Folder 1.9            Trustee’s Sale, Toms Brook Lime and Stone Company, May 10 1968

Folder 1.10          Sleeves 1.1 – 1.4

Folder 1.11          Sleeves 1.5 – 1.8

Folder 1.12          Sleeves 1.9 – 1.12

Folder 1.13          “Cataracts, What They Came From and What They Are,” Undated

Folder 1.14          Duck Artwork, “By Louis Zeigler, Ridgely School,” Undated

Folder 1.15          Easter Card, Undated

Folder 1.16          Eddie Bracken, Apple Blossom Festival Grand Marshall, Undated

Folder 1.17          Letter, Betty Joe to Edith, Edinburg Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.18          “My Rocks,” Display Photograph, Undated

Folder 1.19          Newspaper Clipping, “Truck Driver Burns to Death,” Warner Conrad Payne, Undated

Folder 1.20          Photograph of Unidentified Girl, Undated

Folder 1.21          Private Aubrey Fletcher Death Notices, Undated

Folder 1.22          Promotion Clipping, Donald Burch USMC, Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.23          Toms Brook Elementary School Class Photograph, Miss Holler, Undated

Folder 1.24          Unidentified Child, Undated

Folder 1.25          Unidentified Colorized Photographs, Undated

Folder 1.26          Unidentified Group of Senior Citizens

Folder 1.27          Unidentified Photograph Negatives, Undated

 

Box 2, Stack 4, Shelf 3

 

Sleeve 2.1           “Your Sis Gena and Mom,” September 3 1945

Sleeve 2.2           Unidentified Child, “School Days,” 1946-1947

Sleeve 2.3           Unidentified House, Developed by Peoples Drug Store, November 9 1948

Sleeve 2.4           Unidentified Woman, “Oklahoma June 1951,” “163”

Sleeve 2.5           Unidentified Children and Adults, May 1956

Sleeve 2.6           Miss Holler, Grade 2, Toms Brook Elementary School, 1959-1960, Color Photograph

Sleeve 2.7           Unidentified Photograph, Adults and Children, May 1960

Sleeve 2.8           Mrs. Calvert, Grade Three, Toms Brook Elementary School, 1960-1961, Color Photograph

Sleeve 2.9           Mrs. Sibert, Grade Five, Toms Brook Elementary School, 1961-1962, Color Photograph

Sleeve 2.10         Mrs. Sibert, Grade Four, Toms Brook Elementary School, 1963, Color Photograph

Sleeve 2.11         Mrs. Carey, Grade Five, Toms Brook Elementary School, 1963-1964, Color Photograph

Sleeve 2.12         Mrs. Wright, Grade Eight, Toms Brook Elementary School, 1965, Color Photograph

Sleeve 2.13         Nurse at Hospital, Unidentified, April 1967

Sleeve 2.14         Unidentified Man and Wife, 2 Photographs, October 1969

Sleeve 2.15         Unidentified Structure, April 1970

Sleeve 2.16         Cars in Snow “322K,” Undated

Sleeve 2.17         Man and Woman with Child, Unidentified, “5 mo. old,” Undated

Sleeve 2.18         Teens and Bicycles, Undated

Sleeve 2.19         Two Dogs, “95,” Undated

Sleeve 2.20         Unidentified Girl, “48110,” Undated

Sleeve 2.21         Unidentified Girl, Undated

Sleeve 2.22         Unidentified Man and Woman, Miniature Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.23         Unidentified Dog, Undated

Sleeve 2.24         Unidentified Girl with Cat, “163,” Undated

Sleeve 2.25         Unidentified House, Undated

Sleeve 2.26         Unidentified House, “0290,” Undated

Sleeve 2.27         Unidentified House in Snow, Undated

Sleeve 2.28         Unidentified Two Boys, Undated

Sleeve 2.29         Unidentified Two Men, One Woman, and Dog, “807A,” Undated

Sleeve 2.30         Unidentified Adolescent Male, Undated

Sleeve 2.31         Unidentified Child, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.32         Unidentified Child with Stuffed Animal, Undated

Sleeve 2.33         Unidentified Children, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.34         Unidentified Children and Woman, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.35         Unidentified Group of 6 Persons, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.36         Unidentified Male Adolescent, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.37         Unidentified Man in Uniform and Girl, “718,” Undated

Sleeve 2.38         Unidentified Soldier, US Army, Undated

Sleeve 2.39         Unidentified Tombstone, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.40         Unidentified Woman Sweeping, “Guess I Fooled You ____,” Undated

Sleeve 2.41         Unidentified Women, Color Photograph, Undated

Sleeve 2.42         Unidentified Man and Woman, “61,” Undated

Sleeve 2.43         Unidentified Family Group, Undated

Sleeve 2.44         Three Unidentified Children, Undated

Sleeve 2.45         Unidentified Infant, Undated

Sleeve 2.46         Unidentified Male Adolescents with Raccoon, Undated, “505”

Sleeve 2.47         Picture of a Tree

Sleeve 2.48         Unidentified Female Adolescent, Undated, “012”    

 

Box 3, Stack 4, Shelf 3

 

Family Photographs, Guam and Shenandoah County, ca. 1945

Photograph Album, Henry Family Cross Country Vacation, 1951

Zeigler Family Scrapbook Page, ca. 1939

Zeigler Photograph Album, 1944-1960, Containing photographs from the Wolverton Family, Hamilton Family, and the Rinker Family; Images from Fort Valley Virginia, Zepp Virginia, Roanoke Virginia, and Pennsylvania

 

A Guide to the Jack Bauserman Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

August 16, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Jack Bauserman  Collection

Date Range: 1975-2018

Collection Number: 2019-0012

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: Information and research on buildings in the town of Woodstock, Virginia and of the town itself.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Jack Bauserman Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The collection was originally given by Jack Bauserman to the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce. Due to limited space, the Chamber donated the collection to the Truban Archives.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

The items in the collection was written and compiled by John “Jack Bauserman of Woodstock, Virginia. Mr. Bauserman died on July 5, 2019, at the age of 81.

Scope and Content

The Susan Holsinger Collection consists of .5 linear feet of material, which is stored in 1 box. The collection consists of 10 folders of materials. These materials include research on buildings, information about Woodstock’s historic district, and a pamphlet.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 1, Shelf 4

File 1.1                  Woodstock Virginia Historic District & Nomination, ca. 1975

File 1.2                  A History of Woodstock Virginia by Dr. Joseph Clower, 2001

File 1.3                  Church Street Building Research, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

File 1.4                  Spring Street Building Research, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

File 1.5                  Commerce Street Buildings Research, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

File 1.6                  Muhlenberg Street Building Research, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

File 1.7                  Main Street Buildings Research, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

File 1.8                  Lawyers Row Buildings Research, 2018

File 1.9                  “Buildings that are Over 150 Years Old,” Woodstock Virginia, 2018

File 1.10                A Walking Tour of Woodstock Virginia, Undated

 

A Guide to the Luther Funkhouser Blacksmith Journal Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

July 17, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Luther Funkhouser Blacksmith Journal Collection

Date Range: 1958 

Collection Number: 2019-0010

Extent: 1 box, 1 sleeve

Language: English

Abstract: A business ledger for Luther Funkhouser’s blacksmithing business. A pencil from Lantz Mill Grocery Store accompanied the ledger.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Luther Funkhouser Blacksmith Journal Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Items were purchased in March 2019 from Laughlin Auctions.

Processing Information: The ledger was put in a box for protection. The pencil was placed in a protective sleeve and stored in the same box as the ledger.

Biographical/Historical Note

Luther Funkhouser (1901-1988) operated a blacksmith shop in the Conicville Community for 54 years. Born in 1901 to parents John B. and Caroline Sine Funkhouser, he married Elma Hamilton Funkhouser in 1926. A member if St, Oayk's Lutheran Church in Jerome, he was buried at the Christ UCC Church in Conicville. 

 

The ledger reflects the business dealings of Luther Funkhouser’s blacksmith shop in 1958. The shop was located in Conicville, Virginia. The exact dates when it operated are unknown. 

Scope and Content

This collection contains a ledger from 1958 that reflects the business dealings of Luther Funkhouser’s blacksmith shop in Conicville, Virginia. Accompanied with the ledger is a pencil from Lantz Mill Grocery. The ledger contains names of individuals and organizations who conducted business with Luther and the items they ordered. 

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 2, Shelf 3

 

Luther Funkhouser Blacksmith Shop Business Journal, Conicville Virginia, 1958

 

Sleeve 1: Lantz Mills Grovery Store Pencil, Undated

 

 

When it was founded in 1984, the Shenandoah County Library committed itself to providing resources our community needs to understand its history. To do this the library developed a collection of published local history works, microfilm, maps, and other works.

In 2001 we moved to our current facility and a generous donation by Dr. William Truban allowed to expand our collection to include photographs, primary sources, and rare books. Today, we remain committed to our mission of "collecting, preserving, and sharing the history of Shenandoah County."

To fulfill this mission we manage the Shenandoah Room Collection of over 6,000 published books and the Truban Archives, an extensive collection of primary source material related to Shenandoah County. 

Both are under the direction of Archivist Zachary Hottel. You can contact him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or via phone at (540)984-8200. For information about research, our hours, or to schedule a research appointment, visit our Research Guide. 

 

A Guide to the Schmitt Drugstore Ledger Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

July 17, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Schmitt Drugstore Ledger Collection

Date Range: 1906-1907

Collection Number: 2019-0011

Extent: 1 box

Language: English

Abstract: A single business ledger accounting the transactions at Schmitt Drugstore of Woodstock, Virginia. The ledger dates transactions from 1906 to 1907.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Schmitt Drugstore Ledger Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Items were purchased in May 2019 from Laughlin Auctions. The seller is unknown.

Processing Information: The ledger was cleaned, wrapped, and placed in an archival box for protection.

Biographical/Historical Note

Schmitt Drugstore was founded in 1834 Dr. John G. Schmitt. Located in Woodstock Virginia, it was a popular business that sold prescriptions and merchandise. It also was home to a soda fountain. In the 1940s the store was sold to the Clower family. It is no longer in operation.

Scope and Content

This collection contains a ledger that reflects the business transactions of Schmitt Drugstore from1906 to 1907.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 2, Shelf 3

 

Ledger Schmitt Drugstore, Woodstock Virginia, 1906-1907

A Guide to the Mary Ann Williamson Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

July 1, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Mary Ann Williamson Collection

Date Range: 1827-2005

Collection Number: 2016-0012

Extent: 33 boxes, 439 folders, 33 oversize, 1 map case

Language: English

Abstract: Various items collected by Mary Ann Williamson of Edinburg, Virginia, which primarily relate to the Edinburg and Lantz Mills communities.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Mary Ann Williamson Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donation.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

All items in this collection reflect the history of Edinburg and Lantz Mills communities.  They were donated by the author Mary Ann Williamson (1924-2014), a lifelong resident of the area with strong familial ties to Edinburg and Lantz Mills.  She served as vice president of the Shenandoah Public Library and as president of the Shenandoah County Historical Society.  After retirement as an educator, Williamson founded the Edinburg Heritage Foundation in 1991 and was active in help saving the Edinburg Mill. She was a prolific writer throughout her life, having written several books and monthly newsletters of the Edinburg Heritage Foundation. Her books include The ABCs of Instruction for Boys and Girls of the Lutheran Faith in America (1975); 303 Mini-Lessons for Social Studies (1976); The History of Edinburg, Virginia (1994); Union Forge: Shenandoah County, Virginia (1997); The Diary of a Virginia Gentlewoman, 1943-1947, Laura Crabill Evans (2000); and Peculiar Old Wills and Testaments (2004).

Scope and Content

The Mary Ann Williamson Collection consists of 54 linear feet of material, which is stored in 33 boxes, 33 oversize folders, and 1 map case. The collection includes 439 folders of materials. These materials include a collection of photographs, news clippings, survey records, church documents, scrapbooks, and approximately 67 ledgers, ledger documents, checkbooks, and other financial records. The collection is organized into the following 15 series:

Series I, Edinburg, 1850-2002 has a variety of items, including newspapers and newspaper clippings, correspondence, and photographs relating to the time period indicated in Edinburg, Virginia. Items are filed according to original order.

Series II, R.D. Newland, 1829-1976 includes financial documents, photographs, and other documents relating to the Newland family. Items are sorted chronologically.

Series III, Documents, 1817-2006 includes various documents and records relating to Shenandoah County. Items are filed according to original order.

Series IV, Stoneburner, 1810-1968 includes documents relating to the Stoneburner family. Items are filed according to original order.

Series V, Foltz, 1887-1953 includes documents and correspondence relating to the Foltz family. Items are filed according to original order.

Series VI, Cortland Bowman, 1904-1942 covers financial and business documents relating to Bowman Orchards. Items are filed according to original order.

Series VII, Photographs, 1838-2003 consists of photographs and scrapbooks relating to Shenandoah County. The bulk of the items are undated. Items are filed according to original order.

Series VIII, Reformed Church, 1857-1980 includes register books, programs, and minutes of the German Reformed Church and St. Paul’s Reformed Church. Items are filed according to original order.

Series IX, L.D. Clinedinst, 1890-1984 includes checks, check books, stubs, and other financial documents relating to L.D. Clinedinst. Items are filed according to original order.

Series X, Crim, 1937-1968 consists of genealogical research and documents relating to Virginia Crim’s ancestry. The Crim, Grubb, Newlin, and Dickinson families are represented in the documentation. Items are filed chronologically.

Series XI, Scrapbooks, undated consists of four scrapbooks primarily compiling newspaper clippings of surrounding areas in Shenandoah County. The titles reflect the areas the clippings relate to. One scrapbook in particular belonged to Josephine Hutcheson Magnifico, and it reflected the years 1947 to 1951.

Series XII, Frakturs, 1835 local frakturs.

Series XIII, Valley Bottling Company, 1930-1941 includes financial books and documents relating to the Valley Bottling Company. Items are filed according to original order.

Series XIV, School Registers, 1900-1902 consists of three school registers of Shenandoah County Schools from the time period indicated. The registers are filed chronologically.

Series V, Postcards Sent to Local Families, 1906-1954 consists of a single volume of postcards. The postcards were received by people in Shenandoah County, primarily in the Edinburg area. The families primarily represented are the Branners, Irwins, and Kiblers.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in fifteen (15) series:

Series I: Edinburg, 1850-2002

                Box 1: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 2: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 3: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 4: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 30: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversized Box 31: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series II: R.D. Newland, 1829-1976

                Box 5: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 6: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 32: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Oversize folder 22: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series III: Documents, 1817-2006

                Box 7: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 8: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Box 9: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Box 10: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Box 11: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Box 12: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Box 13: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Oversize folder 2: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 5: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 6: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 7: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 8: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 9: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 10: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 11: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 12: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 16: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 18: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 19: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 20: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 21: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 23: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 24: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 27: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 30: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 32: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Oversize folder 33: Stack 6, Shelf 7

                Map Case Drawer D

Series IV: Stoneburner, 1810-1968

                Box 13: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Series V: Foltz, 1887-1953

                Box 14: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Box 15: Stack 6, Shelf 3

                Oversize folder 17: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series VI: Cortland Bowman, 1904-1942

                Box 16: Stack 6, Shelf 4

Series VII: Photographs, 1838-2003

                Box 17: Stack 6, Shelf 4

                Box 18: Stack 6, Shelf 4

                Box 19: Stack 6, Shelf 4

                Box 20: Stack 6, Shelf 4

                Oversize folder 1: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series VIII: Reformed Church, 1857-1980

                Box 21: Stack 6, Shelf 4

                Box 22: Stack 6, Shelf 5

Series IX: L.D. Clinedinst, 1890-1984

                Box 23: Stack 6, Shelf 4

Series X: Crim, 1937-1968

                Box 24: Stack 6, Shelf 4

                Oversize folder 29: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series XI: Scrapbooks, 1947-1996

                Box 25: Stack 6, Shelf 5

                Box 26: Stack 6, Shelf 5

                Box 27: Stack 6, Shelf 6

Series XII: Frakturs, 1835

                Box 28: Stack 6, Shelf 6

Series XIII: Valley Bottling Company, 1930-1941

                Box 29: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series XIV: School Registers, 1900-1902

                Box 30: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Series XV: Postcards Sent to Local Families, 1906-1954

                Volume 1: Stack 6, Shelf 4

Inventory

Series I: Edinburg

 

Box 1:  Stack 6, Shelf 2

Folder 1.1  Decorative Woodwork, Edinburg Virginia, undated

Folder 1.2  Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia, Historic Pamphlets and Clippings, 1925-1999

Folder 1.3  Shenandoah County Bicentennial Historic Homes tour, 1972

Folder 1.4  Edinburg Virginia, A Thrice Named Town in Twice named County, by Louise Mathers, 1972

Folder 1.5  Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia Lions Club, ca, 1940-1990

Folder 1.6  Edinburg Town Maps for tours undated

Folder 1.7  Edinburg Chamber of Commerce, 1975-1985

Folder 1. 8  “Certification of Promotion to High School”, Mary Ellen Grove, undated

Folder 1.9  Edinburg Chamber of Commerce, 1961-1999

Folder 1.10  Farmers Bank of Edinburg, 1905-1955

Folder 1.11  St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Records, ca 1935-1945

Folder 1.12  Edinburg Area Schools, 1876-1999, 1of2

Folder 1.13  Edinburg Area Schools, 1876-1992 2of2

Folder 1.14  Edinburg Libraries, 1982-1999

Folder 1.15  Invitations to Social Dances in Edinburg Virginia, 1898-1900

Folder 1.16  Lantz House Purchase, Edinburg Virginia, 1890-1909

Folder 1.17  Railroad, Edinburg Virginia, 1910-1972

Folder 1.18  Edinburg Post Office Dedication, 1959

Folder 1.19  Whissen House, Edinburg Virginia, undated

Folder 1.20  Edinburg Churches, 1856-1991

Folder 1.21  Edinburg Residents, ca 1910

Folder 1.22  Properties for Historic Survey, Edinburg Virginia, ca 1994

Folder 1.23  Edinburg Houses, undated

Folder 1.24  Edinburg Community Library, 1969-1994

 

Box 2: Stack 6, Shelf 2

Folder 2.1  Edinburg programs, 1909-1994

Folder 2.2  Historic programs, Photographs and Clippings, 1850-1989

Folder 2.3  Articles about Edinburg People, 1994-1995

Folder 2.4  Letter from Sarah Steenberger to Ella, August 25 1861

Folder 2.5  Edinburg People, 1921-1995

Folder 2.6  Edinburg People and Places, 1882-1977

Folder 2.7  Letter to Kate from camp near Brandy Station, undated

Folder 2.8  Photographs of Edinburg People and Places, 1876-ca1995

Folder 2.9  Edinburg Obituaries, 1938-1945

Folder 2.10  Edinburg Scenes, undated

Folder 2.11  Edinburg Homecoming, 1925

Folder 2.12  Edinburg Baseball, 1907-1949

Folder 2.13  Edinburg Houses on Tour, 1910-1987

Folder 2.14  Edinburg Basketball Team, 1942

Folder 2.15  Blacks in Edinburg, undated

Folder 2.16  Survey Record, 1889

Folder 2.17  Union Life Insurance Company, Melvin Lutz, Salesman, 1934-1954

Folder 2.18  Edinburg Companies, 1904-1992

Folder 2.19  Edinburg Town Notes, 1858-1904

Folder 2.20  Edinburg Entertainments, 1976-1986

Folder 2.21  Edinburg Photographs, Historic and Old Time Festival, ca.1900-1995

Folder 2.22  Mary Ann Williamson’s Clippings and Edinburg Publications,

Folder 2.23  Edinburg Newspaper Clippings, 1972-1992

Folder 2.24  Edinburg “Ole Time Festival” Programs and Publications, 1985-1994

Folder 2.25  Cave Springs Resort, undated

 

Box 3: Stack 6, Shelf 2

Folder 3.1  Riverside Tearoom, ca1940

Folder 3.2  Grange Organization, Edinburg Virginia, 1874

Folder 3.3  Letter to Agrippa Ludwig, from Whitman, Hisey and Co., 1893

Folder 3.4  “Edinburg Salesman”, undated

Folder 3.5  Bowman and Ward Garage, undated

Folder 3.6  Edinburg/Madison District Industrial Survey, 1930

Folder 3.7  Studebaker in Edinburg, undated

Folder 3.8  Evan’s Grocery, 1931-1980 Article about County Businesses, ca 1981

Folder 3.9  Articles about County Businesses, ca. 1981

Folder 3.10  Political Newspaper Clippings, 1978-1982

Folder 3.11  High School Reunion Photographs, 1979-1981

Folder 3.12  “Merry Christmas” from the Edinburg Bottling Works, 1924

Folder 3.13  Hugh Saum Ledger, 1922

Folder 3.14  Edinburg Bicentennial Newspaper Clippings, 1972

Folder 3.15  “Something Old” Newspaper Clippings,1981

Folder 3.16  Edinburg Fire Company Theatrical Productions, 1931-1935

Folder 3.17  “Opera House,’ 1911

Folder 3.18  “Shenandoah” Program, undated

Folder 3.19  Edinburg Bicentennial, 1972

Folder 3.20  “Home Ec” Banquet, 1940

Folder 3.21  Roll of”Lic-su-lo” Campfire Girls, 1918

Folder 3.22  Edinburg High School, 1927-1928

Folder 3.23  Edinburg Ole Time Festival, 1981

Folder 3.24  Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Documents, 1918-1929

 

Box 4: Stack 6, Shelf 2

Recording of Winchester/Frederick County Historical Society Meeting Sept 27, 1991

 

Box 30: Stack 6, Shelf 7

The Farmers Bank of Edinburg Blank Checkbook, undated

The Farmers Bank of Edinburg Columbia Roller Mills Checkbook, 1929-1930

Box and Key Register, Edinburg Post Office, 1910-1927

OVERSIZE

Box 31

Oversize Folder 3 Edinburg Heritage Foundation Publications, 1997-2008 Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 4  Edinburg, Mill, undated Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 13  “Real Estate Sale,” Keister Estate, Edinburg Virginia, April 30, 1949 Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 14  “Maroon and Gold,” Edinburg High School Newspaper, 1927 Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 15  Edinburg Virginia Drawings by Linda Varney, undated Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 25  Photograph of Edinburg Manufacturing Company Employees, 1924 Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 26  Louis Evans Marks Edinburg High School Diploma and “The Critograph” School Newspaper, 1915-1922   Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 28  Edinburg “Ole Time” Festival Newspapers, 1987-2002 Stack 6, Shelf 7

Oversize Folder 31  Newspapers Referencing History, 1976-1992 Stack 6, Shelf 7

 

Series II: R. D. Newland

 

Box 5: Stack 6, Shelf 2

Folder 5.1  Newland Financial Documents, 1830-1877

Folder 5.2  Shenandoah Farmer’s Home Mutual Insurance Company, 1887-1896

Folder 5.3  Business Postcards, 1879-1888

Folder 5.4  Railroad Receipts, 1860-1894

Folder 5.5  United States and Southern Express Companies, 1882-1896

Folder 5.6  A.J. McQuay Bills, 1882

Folder 5.7  Massanutten Academy Subscription, 1899

Folder 5.8  Copies of Newland Correspondence, 1901

Folder 5.9  R.D. Newland Hardware Advertisements

Folder 5.10  Newland Documents, 1848-1863

Folder 5.11  Letter to R.D. Newland, 1881-1903

Folder 5.12  Letters to Susan Newland, 1871-1878

Folder 5.13  Letters to R.D. Newland, 1881-1903

Folder 5.14  Citizens Bank of New Market, “Book of Thrift”’ Coin Bank, ca 1923

Folder 5.15  James D. Newland, Pocket Ledger, 1883-1886

Folder 5.16  James D. Newland Pocket Ledger, 1882-1883

Folder 5.17  “Virginia Old Dominion State”, Coasters undated

Folder 5.18  Edinburg Reformed Church Treasurer’s Book, 1923

 

Box  6: Stack 6, Shelf 2

R.D. Newland Pocket Ledger, undated

R.D. Newland Pocket Ledger, 1883-1884

R.D. Newland Thresh Book, 1895

 

Box 32: Stack 6, Shelf 2

                Folder 32.1  Partial Photograph of “Homeplace” ca. 1908

                Folder 32.2  William D. Jennings Newspaper Letter, October 1 1918

                Folder 32.3  John C. Hutchenson, 1942

Folder 32.4  Doctor Bill for Delivery of Baby, R.C. Fravel to Mrs. Frank Beazley, October 14 1942

Folder 32.5  Photograph of Unidentified Woman at Beach, March 1944

Folder 32.6  “The Ole Family Album,” Play Documents, Edinburg Virginia, March 26 1953

Folder 32.7  “The Ole Family Album,” Play Photographs (4x5”), Edinburg Virginia, March 26 1953

Folder 32.8  “The Ole Family Album,” Play Photographs (8x10”), Edinburg Virginia, March 26, 1953

Folder 32.9  “The Observer,” Edinburg High School Newsletter, 1959

Folder 32.10  Pitt Parnell Fultz Funeral Pamphlet, August 4 1970

Folder 32.11  Charles Herbert Cummins, Jr. Funeral Pamphlet, December 13 1975

Folder 32.12  Truman Heishman Coffman Funeral Pamphlet, Edinburg Virginia, June 9 1976

Folder 32.13  Unidentified School Photographs, Undated

Folder 32.14  Photographs of Unidentified Workmen, Undated

Folder 32.15  “Conclusion of Louis Marks’ Grandfather’s Historical Account,” Undated

Folder 32.16  Religious Writings, Undated

Folder 32.17  “Lee Francis M.G.S. Wheeler” Photograph, Undated

Folder 32.18  Unlabeled Photographs, Undated

Folder 32.19  Labeled Photographs, Unidentified Boy and Girl, Undated

Folder 32.20  Labeled Photographs of Unidentified People, Undated

Folder 32.21  Holiday Card from Catherine Smith with enclosed Photograph, Undated

 

OVERSIZE

Oversize Folder 22 Financial Documents and Letter, 1829-1881 Stack 6, Shelf 7

 

Series III:  Documents

 

Box 7: Stack 6, Shelf 2

Folder 7.1  Shenandoah Valley Loan and Trust Company Woodstock, Virginia, Undated

Folder 7.2  Assorted Shenandoah Valley Documents, 1845-1955

Folder 7.3  Resolution of Respect for Mrs. F. C. Wisman, 1940

Folder 7.4  Shenandoah County Bicentennial Celebrations, 1972-1979

Folder 7.5  Business Advertisements, Undated

Folder 7.6  Bridgewater College, 1948-1950

Folder 7.7  Letter to S. Rowland from Sam R. Prichard, 1843

Folder 7.8  History of Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley, Undated

Folder 7.9  Deed between R. Bauserman and William and Caroline Ederline, 1914

Folder 7.10  Jefferson Shields, Undated

Folder 7.11  Roll of Company K, 12th Virginia Calvary compiled by Jonathan Rinker, 1908

Folder 7.12  “A Time of Change”, An Exhibit of 19th Century Farmers of the Valley, 1969

Folder 7.13  J.D. Lemmon, J. Hutcheson, A.C. Burkett’s Store, and Zion Lutheran Church Documents, 1895-1900

Folder 7.14  Letter to Susan Roller of Walnut Springs, 1839

Folder 7.15  Shenandoah County Schools

Folder 7.16 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Septaquintaquinquecentennial Pamphlet,Jerome Virginia 2002

Folder 7.17  “St. Thomas Speaks” Middletown Virginia, 1994

Folder 7.18  Mt. Jackson Masonic Lodge Centennial Pamphlet, 1992

Folder 7.19  Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Folder 7.20  Mt. Jackson Virginia History, 1992-2003

Folder 7.21  Survey of Mt. Jackson and Community by Julia Fansler, 1930

Folder 7.22  “The ABC’s of Instruction for Boys and Girls of the Lutheran Faith in America”, 1975

Folder 7.23  Civil War Poem Read by Captain McCabe in 1887

Folder 7.24  Scenes from the Shenandoah Valley, 1986

Folder 7.25  Geology of Edinburg Virginia, ca. 1990

Folder 7.26  Moomaw Log House, ca. 1900

Folder 7.27  Charles Lindbergh in the Valley, 1927

Folder 7.28  French Family, 1998-2005

Folder 7.29  Bowman Family, 1959-1992

Folder 7.30  Philip Helsley and Zion Church, 1852-1860

Folder 7.31  Myers Farm House, 1969

Folder 7.32  Shenandoah Memorial Hospital Dedication, 1949-1951

Folder 7.33  Woodstock High School Commencement, 1930

Folder 7.34  Madison College Commencement, 1945

Folder 7.35  Shrine Mont, Orkney Springs Virginia, 1925

Folder 7.36  Dinges Papers, 1895-1975

Folder 7.37  Certificate of Registration, Sunday School Board Union Forge, 1926

 

Box 8: Stack 6, Shelf 2

Folder 8.1 Newspaper Clipping and Index ca. 1900-1989

Folder 8.2 Dr. John Wayland Address on Early Reformed Church, Northern Virginia Daily, May 18, 1948

Folder 8.3 Newspaper Clippings, 1926-1982

Folder 8.4 “The Gospel According to St. John”, Undated

Folder 8.5 Envelopes from the New York City Department of Health and the Municipal Civil Folder Service Commission, Undated

Folder 8.6 Valentine’s Day and Easter Cards, 1930-1936

Folder 8.7 Mary Ann Lutz (Williamson)’s Classmate Card Album, Edinburg Virginia 1946

Folder 8.8 Lovettsville High School Graduation Announcement for Maxine Holler, 1946

Folder 8.9 Mae Agnee Evans Composition Book, Edinburg Virginia 1925

Folder 8.10 Evans Tax Papers, 1923-1943

Folder 8.11 Marks/Evans Families Deaths, 1892-1955

Folder 8.12 “Westover” House, Edinburg Virginia, 1920-1924

Folder 8.13 King Kola Bottling Certificate for Shares #60, Undated

Folder 8.14 Lutz Family Obituaries and Memorial Cards, 1903-1976

Folder 8.15 Cookbook Compiled by Ladies Auxiliary of Emmanuel-St. Matthew’s Church, New Market Virginia, 1951

Folder 8.16 “Customer List” Union Forge Ledger, 1863

Folder 8.17 Union Forge Church Scrapbook, 1904-1953

Folder 8.18 Union Forge Church Records, 1858-1914

Folder 8.19 Union Forge Church Ladies Mite Society, 1900-1913

Folder 8.20 Union Forge Church Records, 1923-1963

Folder 8.21 Letter to Mr. Massy from John Brewer, New Market Virginia, April 14, 1832

Folder 8.22 Coal Mine Presbyterian Sunday School Ledger, 1894-1902

Folder 8.23 Bicentennial Program St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church, Mt. Olive Virginia 2006

Folder 8.24 Invitation to Sunday School Cornerstone Laying, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia,1956

Folder 8.25 Knott’s Berry Farm, Chicken Dinner Menu, Buena Park California, ca. 1946

 

Box 9: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Folder 9.1 Brooks Gap Church Records, 1843-1939

Folder 9.2 Evans Stores, Poetry, Letters, and Drawings, ca. 1910-1945

Folder 9.3 Constitution of International Brotherhood of Maintenance –of-Way-Employes, 1909

Folder 9.4 Bark sent to J.P. Houck Tanning Company, Harrisonburg Virginia, May 5 1890

Folder 9.5 Diary of Winona Louise Lantz Hollar, 1932

Folder 9.6 Nora Foltz Autograph Book, 1888-1889

Folder 9.7 Edinburg Academy Register, 1896-1902

Folder 9.8 Constitution and Bylaws of the Shenandoah Lodge I.O.O.F., 1900

Folder 9.9 Shenandoah County Postmaster List, 1832-1971

Folder 9.10 Appraisal Order for Nora Getz Estate, Undated

Folder 9.11 Mary Ann Williamson, ca. 1984

Folder 9.12 Newspaper Clippings of Strange Deaths, 1904-1905

Folder 9.13 Remembrance Cards for Funerals held by Dellinger’s, 1945-1995

Folder 9.14 Newspaper Clippings about Shenandoah Valley Families in the Second World War

Folder 9.15 Letter to Charles Coffman about Columbia Furnace Cemetery, Jun 9 1944

Folder 9.16 Bill from Frank Fravel and James Chandler, Undertakers, to Mrs. Sarah Murray, 1920

Folder 9.17 “Virginia, The Beckoning Lord”, Guidebook, Undated

Folder 9.18 Narrow Passage Chapter DAR Yearbook, 1998-2001

Folder 9.19 Receipts, 1898-1899

Folder 9.20 Out of County Graduation Announcements, 1897-1907

Folder 9.21 Engagement, Anniversary, and Marriage Announcements, 1886-1917

 

Box 10: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Zane/Rinker Ledger, 1795-1876

The Housekeep Beautiful

Preston Lutz Ledger, 1935-1936

 

Box 11: Stack 6, Shelf 3

English Grammar in Familiar Lectures by Samuel Kirkham, 1834

Home Reading- Lady of the Lake by Sir Walter Scott, given to Bertie Gochenour, 1884

Unidentified Ledger of Shenandoah County, 1903-1911

 

Box 12: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Murray Hardware Company Ledger 1921

Murray Hardware Company Ledger, 1929-1930

Atlantic Refining Company Ledger, 1908-1919

 

Box 13: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Folder 13.1 Sheetz Family Receipts and Postcards, ca. 1890

Folder 13.2 Letter from Don Leslie Sheetz to his Mother sent from Frank, December 31, 1918

Folder 13.3 Telegram from J.O. Heinbaugh to Mrs. Ellie Sheetz, December 3, 1902

Folder 13.4 Letter to Charlotte Sheetz from Mary Jane concerns Don Sheetz, France, May 1919

Folder 13.5 Letter to W.M. Lutz, agent, from Union Life Insurance Company, July 23, 1953

Folder 13.6 Documents from page 150-157 of Preston Lutz Ledger, 1935-1936

Folder 13.7 Documents from inside front cover of Preston Lutz Ledger, 1935-1936

Folder 13.8 Documents from page 141 of Preston Lutz Ledger, 1935-1936

 

OVERSIZE

Oversize Folder 2  Light Up Woodstock, 2001 Stack 6, Shelf 7     

Oversize Folder 5  Cabin Hill Drawing by Erasmus Lutz, 1890 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 6  Reformed Church Messenger  December 19, 1888  Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 7  Copy of The Woodstock Herald, Dec. 24, 1817  Vol. I, No. I, Page 1 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 8  “Historic ABCs Are Published” Virginia Lutheran, November 1975 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 9 Shenandoah County Guide, 1989-1900 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 10 “Japanese Lovesong” Sheet Music, 1902  Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 11 “Shenandoah Valley”, Holiday Magazine, November 1952 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 12 Report and Recommendation of the School Survey Committee, 1954 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 16 Trustees Sale of Valuable Personal Property – R.H. Lantz, January 8-9, 1925 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 18 “Valley Week” Daily News-Record, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1973-1979 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 19 Conicville School Records, 1912-1913 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 20 Unidentified Newspaper featuring Edinburg Virginia Advertisements, undated Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 21 The Ladies Home Journal, November 1898 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 23 Indenture between Joseph Borden and George Swartz, January 2, 1827 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 24 Birth and Baptism Documents-Mahlon Bushong, ca. 1875 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 27 Drawings of Sites in Shenandoah County, undated Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 30 “1864: The Valley Aflame” Daily News Record, Harrisonburg, Virginia 2004 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 32 “Butcherin’,” Shenandoah Valley-Herald, January 25, 1979 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

Oversize Folder 33 Edinburg Sentinel Clippings, 1918 Stack 6, Shelf 7

 

Map Case Drawer D:

Folder 12: “Bootlegger’s Map of the United States, 1926

 

Series IV: Stoneburner

 

Box 13: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Folder 13.9 Dr. Ralph Stoneburner Birth Record, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1918-1922

Folder 13.10 Dr. Ralph Stoneburner Birth Memorandum, Kanawha County West Virginia, 1922-1924

Folder 13.11 Dr. Ralph Stoneburner Notes, 1925-1926

Folder 13.12 Stoneburner Death Notices and Marriage Announcements, 1931-1936

Folder 13.13 Dr. R.W. Stoneburner, 1943-1968

Folder 13.14 Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Stoneburner Family, 1810

Folder 13.15 Edinburg Post Office Dedication, October 4, 1959

Folder 13.16 Photograph of Edinburg Virginia after Fire, December 21, 1895

 

 

Series V: Foltz

 

Box 14: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Folder 14.1 Medford Allison Vest Pocket Dictionary, 1913

Folder 14.2 “The Soldiers Handbook: The Infantry Journal”, 1940

Folder 14.3 N.S. Foltz Household Expense Book, Forestville Virginia, 1906-1946

Folder 14.4 “Court House Park” Postcard sent to Nora Foltz, 1906

Folder 14.5 U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1933

Folder 14.6 “Tinkling Springs – Headwater of Freedom”, 1953

Folder 14.7 Williamsburg Paper Dolls for Gentlemen, 1939

Folder 14.8 Mason’s, ca. 1924

Folder 14.9 “Debit Route Card” Union Life Insurance, Melvin Lutz Agent, Undated

Folder 14.10 Caroline Foltz Autograph Book, Forestville Virginia, 1888

Folder 14.11 Letter to Mollie Foltz, Quicksburg Virginia, April 21, 1904

Folder 14.12 Letter to Millie Foltz, Quicksburg Virginia, December 13, 1904

Folder 14.13 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, January 20, 1895

Folder 14.14 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, March 24, 1895

Folder 14.15 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, March 4, 1895

Folder 14.16 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, April 21, 1895

Folder 14.17 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, December 4, 1904

Folder 14.18 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, March 12, 1895

Folder 14.19 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, February 6, 1895

Folder 14.20 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from James V. Cline of Daudridge Tennessee, August 20 1896

Folder 14.21 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from James V. Cline of Daudridge Tennessee, July 28 1896

Folder 14.22 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Charles of New Market, January 6 1895

Folder 14.23 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Chicago Tribune, June 30 1913

Folder 14.24 Letter to Nora Foltz from C.M. Foltz, March 5 1917

Folder 14.25 Account Correspondence between Caroline Foltz and V.L. Dellinger & Son Funeral Directors, 1939

Folder 14.26 Letters to Caroline Foltz of Quicksburg from Woman’s Work Exchanges, 1912-1927

Folder 14.27 Postcards for the Servicemen, ca. 1917-1918

 

Box 15: Stack 6, Shelf 3

Folder 15.1 Shenandoah Farmer’s Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company, 1901-1927

Folder 15.2 Letter to Nora Foltz from Charles Foltz, February 19 1918

Folder 15.3 Letter to Cora Foltz from Charles Foltz, October 27 1919

Folder 15.4 Correspondence with Ladies’ Home Journal, 1912-1913

Folder 15.5 Letter to Caroline Foltz from Mollie, June 16, 1919

Folder 15.6 Letter to Nora Foltz of Forestville from Laura Bowers, September 24 1918

Folder 15.7 Letter to Nora Foltz from Charles Foltz, December 6 1918

Folder 15.8 Letter to Nora Foltz from Charles Foltz, January 21 1917

Folder 15.9 Letter to Nora Foltz from Charles Foltz, October 30 1917

Folder 15.10 Mt. Jackson High School Graduation Announcement to “Mother” from Charles Lutz, 1926

Folder 15.11 Report from Bedford Tire and Rubber Company, May 30, 1936

Folder 15.12 Constitution and By-Laws, Shenandoah Farmer’s Home Mutual Fire Insurance, 1907

Folder 15.13 Shenandoah Farmer’s Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company Documents, 1908-1921

Folder 15.14 Foltz and Lutz Receipts, 1936-1941

Folder 15.15 Information on Nathaniel Scott Foltz Family and their Letters, Undated

Folder 15.16 Foltz Family Photographs, Labeled and Undated

Folder 15.17 Foltz Family Tin Types, Undated

Folder 15.18 Foltz Family Postcards, 1908-1915

Folder 15.19 Foltz Family Postcards, 1906-1925

Folder 15.20 Foltz Family Postcards, 1908-1927

Folder 15.21 Foltz Family Postcards, 1906-1917

Folder 15.22 Foltz Family Cards and Letters, 1887- 1920

Folder 15.23 Forestville Lutheran Church Collection Record, 1909-1939

Folder 15.24 Funeral Pamphlets, 1942-1952

Folder 15.25 Foltz Family Letters, 1895-1941

Folder 15.26 Shenandoah County Postcards, ca. 1909

 

OVERSIZE

Oversize Folder 17  Reformed Church Messenger, August 28, 1887 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

 

Series VI: Cortland Bowman

 

Box 16: Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 16.1 Courtland Bowman information, 1904-1949

Folder 16.2 Turkeys Lost and Expenses, 1942-1943

Folder 16.3 Egg and Turkey, 1939-1941

Folder 16.4 Apple and Turkey Expenses, 1941-1942, 1of2

Folder 16.5 Apple and Turkey Expanses, 1941-1942, 2of2

Folders 16.6 Ciders, 1936

Folder 16.7 Cold Storage, 1936

Folder 16.8 Apple Pickers, 1938-1939

Folder 16.9 Business Documents, 1940-1944

Folder 16.10 Sales and Purchases, Courtland Bowman Orchards, 1942

Folder 16.11 American Fruit Growers, 1942

Folder 16.12 Bowman Apple Products Purchase Forms, 1942

 

Series VII: Photographs

 

Box 17: Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 17.1 Unidentified Crabill, Marks, and Evans Family, Photographs, undated

Folder 17.2 Unidentified Buildings, undated

Folder 17.3 Farm Scenes, ca 1929

Folder 17.4 Labeled Photographs, undated 1 of 2

Folder 17.5 Labeled Photographs, undated 2 of 2

Folder 17.6 Edinburg snake and Alligator, undated

Folder 17.7 Edinburg Photographs, Undated

Folder 17.8 Woodstock Photographs, undated

Folder 17.9 Shenandoah County Fair, undated

Folder 17.10 Shenandoah County Dams and Waterways, undated

Folder 17.11 Town Pump, New Market Virginia, undated

Folder 17.12 Edinburg Baseball Team, undated

Folder 17.13 Calvary Cornet Band, undated

Folder 17.14 Conicville School Class of 1909

Folder 17.15 Zirkle, World War One, ca1918

Folder 17.16 Marston, undated

Folder 17.17 Murphy, undated

Folder 17.18 Whissen Mill, undated

 

Box 18:  Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 18.1 St. Paul’s UCC Church Scrapbook, Edinburg Virginia, 1980-2003 1of3

Folder 18.2 St. Paul’s UCC Church Scrapbook, Edinburg Virginia, 1980-2003 2of3

Folder 18.3 St, Paul’s UCC Church Scrapbook, Edinburg Virginia, 1980-2003 3of3

Folder 18.4 Lois Marck’s “Snap Shots”, book, ca 1914

Folder 18.5 Unlabeled Photographs, undated 1 of 2

Folder 18.6 Unlabeled Photographs, undated 2 of 2

 

Box 19: Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 19.1 Unlabeled Photographs, 1893-1929

Folder 19.2 Labeled Photographs, 1904-1994

Folder 19.3 Edinburg Historic Photographs, ca1910-1998

Folder 19.4 W.A. Lantz, undated

Folder 19.5 Landscapes, Edinburg Virginia, undated

Folder 19.6 Aerial Photograph of Farm, undated

Folder 19. 7 “Old Family Al___”, Pageant, Dalke’s Theatre Edinburg Virginia, 1953

Folder 19.8 Trilby Holler, undated

Folder 19.9 Levi Emswiler, ca1900

Folder 19.10 Picnic Photograph, identified, undated

Folder 19.11 Professor and Mrs. Monroe Hottle

Folder 19.12 Downey Photographs, 1924-1947

Folder 19.13 Adelarde Hardy Beachy, undated

Folder 19.14 Forestville, 1893

Folder 19.15 Hutchonson Photographs, ca 1920-1930

Folder 19.16 Glass Plates and Negatives, undated

Folder 19.17 Documents and unidentified Photographs from Evans Family 1908-1948

Folder 19.18 Union Forge Store Furniture Pictures, 1997

Folder 19.19 Evan’s Family Photographs, ca 1910 ca 1940, 1of 2

Folder 19.20 Evan’s Family Photographs, ca 1910 ca 1940, 2 of 2

 

Box 20: Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 20.1  Wightman. ca 1922

Folder 20.2  Meem’s Bottom Bridge, ca 1976

Folder 20. 3 “Birthday Party at Miss Lily’s” Edinburg Virginia, March 17 1935

Folder 20.4 Swartz, Cummings, Sheffer, and Tsinger Portraits, undated

Folder 20.5 Professor Hottle’s School Class, undated

Folder 20.6 Ezra Eugenias Stickley, Stonewall Brigade, 1839-1915

Folder 20.7 Sgt. Major Hugh Grandstaff, U.S. Army, 1897-1920

Folder 20.8 Jones Family Photographs, ca.1910-1924

Folder 20.9 Bartons, 1838-1924

Folder 20.10 Lutz Family Photographs, undated

Folder 20.11 Lutz Family and Greenbrier Mill, 1848-1943

Folder 20.12 Lutz Family Military Items, 1918- ca.1941

Folder 20.13 Photographs of Lantz Family and Lantz’s Mill Community, 1906

Folder 20.14 Sheetz Family Photographs, ca 1900 ca 1950

Folder 20.15 Photograph of Edinburg UCC Church Youth, undated

 

OVERSIZE

Oversized Folder 1 Photograph of Lois Evans (Marks), ca 1905 Stack 6, Shelf 7    

 

Series VIII: Reformed Church

 

Box 21: Stack 6, Shelf 4     

Folder 21.1 Documents from Church Register Books, 1923-1956

Folder 21.2   “Up and Up” Men’s Bible Class 1937-1938

Folder 21.3 Dr. Timothy Lehman Reception, June 30 1960

Folder 21.4 St. Paul’s Reformed Church Programs, 1933-1980

Folder 21.5 St. Paul’s Reformed Church Account Book, 1930-1934

Folder 21.6 Partial Transcription German Reformed Church Minutes, ca. 1857

Folder 21.7 Documents from Inside 19th Century Minutes of German Reformed Church, 1876

Folder 21.8 Documents from Inside the Mite Society Minute Book, 1922-1938

 

Box 22: Stack 6, Shelf 5    

Church Register, 1923-1933

Church Register, 1935-1943

Minutes of the Mite Society of the Edinburg German Reformed Church, 1922-1938

19th Century Joint Consistory Minutes of the German Reformed Church, 1876

German Reformed Church Minutes beginning 1857

Edinburg German Reformed Church Mite Society Ledger, 1885

Mite Society Ledger German Reformed Church, Edinburg Virginia, 1869-1899

 

Series IX: L.D. Clinedinst

 

Box 23: Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 23.1 History of the Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg, ca. 1984

Folder 23.2 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checkbook and Stubs, 1912-1913

Folder 23.3 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checkbook and Stubs, 1914-1915

Folder 23.4 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checkbook and Stubs, 1908

Folder 23.5 L. D. Clinedinst Checkbook and Stubs, 1930-1931

Folder 23.6 L. D. Clinedinst Checkbook and Stubs, 1915-1916

Folder 23.7 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checkbook and Stubs, 1917-1919

Folder 23.8 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checkbook and Stubs, 1909 – 1916

Folder 23.9 L. D. Clinedinst Deposit book, ca. 1890

Folder 23.10 L. D. Clinedinst Checkbook and Stubs, 1914-1916

Folder 23.11 Letter to L. D. Clinedinst from Joseph Wisman, April 19, 1897

Folder 23.12 Survey of Land Sold by D. D. Folz to L. D. Clinedinst, Edinburg Virginia, January 30, 1917

Folder 23.13 L. D. Clinedinst Financial Documents, 1890-1931

Folder 23.14 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Deposit Slips, 1907

Folder 23.15 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1908

Folder 23.16 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1910

Folder 23.17 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1911

Folder 23.18 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1912

Folder 23.19 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1913

Folder 23.20 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1914

Folder 23.21 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1915

Folder 23.22 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1916

Folder 23.23 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1917

Folder 23.24 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1918

Folder 23.25 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1919

Folder 23.26 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1920

Folder 23.27 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1922

Folder 23.28 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1923

Folder 23.29 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1924

Folder 23.30 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1925

Folder 23.31 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1926

Folder 23.32 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1927

Folder 23.33 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1928

Folder 23.34 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1929

Folder 23.35 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1930-1935

Folder 23.36 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1906-1907

Folder 23.37 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1938-1939

Folder 23.38 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1921-1922

Folder 23.39 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1934-1936

Folder 23.40 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1929-1930

Folder 23.41 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1930-1931

Folder 23.42 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1936-1938

Folder 23.43 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1939-1940

Folder 23.44 L. D. Clinedinst Checks, 1912-1934

Folder 23.45 L. D. Clinedinst Financial Papers, Undated

Folder 23.46 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Checks, 1919-1920

Folder 23.47 L. D. Clinedinst Farmer’s Bank of Edinburg Overdrawn Notice, 1943

 

Series X: Crim

 

Box 24: Stack 6, Shelf 4    

Folder 24.1 Genealogical Research Information Compiled by Virginia Crim, 1937-ca.1960

Folder 24.2 Grubb Family, Undated

Folder 24.3 Newlin Family, ca. 1963

Folder 24.4 Dickinson/Crim Genealogy Correspondence, 1963

Folder 24.5 Dickinson/Crim Genealogy, 1963-1968

Folder 24.6 Crim Genealogy, 1963-1968

 

OVERSIZE

Oversize Folder 29 Crim Family Trees, undated Stack 6, Shelf 7

 

Series XI: Scrapbooks

 

Box 25: Stack 6, Shelf 5

Portraits Pages from Newspapers Past, Supplements to Northern Virginia Daily, Free Press, and the Shenandoah Valley Herald, Shenandoah County Fair Supplements, 1987-1996

Scrapbook of Josephine Hutcheson Magnifico, 1947-1951

 

Box 26: Stack 6, Shelf 5

Along the Valley Pike, New Market, Orkney Springs, Readus, Rinderton, St. Luke,             Saumsville, Strasburg, Toms Brook, Woodstock, and Zepp

 

Box 27: Stack 6, Shelf 6

Along the Valley Pike, Bowman’s Crossing, Broadway-Timberville, Calvary, Columbia Furnace, Conicville, Cootes Store, Edinburg, Forestville, Fort Valley, Hamburg, Jerome, Lantz Mills, Maurertown, Mount Calvary, Mount Clifton, Mount Jackson, and Mount Olive

 

Series XII: Frakturs

               

Box 28: Stack 6, Shelf 6

German Tauffchein, Framed

German Tauffchein

Copies of Frakturs, 1835

 

Series XIII: Valley Bottling Company

 

Box 29: Stack 6, Shelf 7

J.C. Hutcheson Account Book, 1941

Valley Bottling Works Financial Book, 1931

Edinburg Virginia Insurance Policies, 1930-1931

J.C. Hutcheson and Shenandoah Valley Special Tours America Journal, 1927

Valley Bottling Works Ledger, ca. 1930

 

Series XIV: School Registers

 

Box 30: Stack 6, Shelf 7

Register School Number 25, ca. 1900

Ashby District School Register, 1901

Mt. Clifton School Register, 1902

 

Series XV: Postcards Sent to Local Families

 

Volume I: Stack 6, Shelf 4

 

 

 

A Guide to the Strasburg Library Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

June 26, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Strasburg Library Collection

Date Range: 1838-2005

Collection Number: 2019-0005

Extent: 1 box, 10 folder

Language: English

Abstract: Publications, newspaper clippings, patent copies, and other documents from the Strasburg Public Library that relate to the history of Strasburg and surrounding areas.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Strasburg Library  Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

All items in this collection reflect the history of Strasburg and surrounding areas. Items were donated by the Strasburg Public Library.

Scope and Content

The Strasburg Library Collection consists primarily of publications, newspaper clippings, and patent documents, spanning 170 years. The documents reflect the history of Strasburg and surrounding areas.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 9, Shelf 5

Folder 1.1            Patents, Samuel Kern of Strasburg Virginia, 1838-1846

Folder 1.2            Jacob Cooke and John Strickler, Patent for Trusses, Strasburg Virginia, March 21 1846

Folder 1.3            “Historic Preservation” Magazine, Belle Grove Plantation, 1964

Folder 1.4            “Valleys of Virginia” Magazine, Belle Grove Plantation, 1967

Folder 1.5            “Belle Grove: A Property of the National Trust for Historic Preservation,” 1968

Folder 1.6            Edna Perrow, 1969-1975

Folder 1.7            “The Best of Times” Play Program, Strasburg High School, April-May 1981

Folder 1.8            Fishers Hill Reunion, 2004

Folder 1.9            Strasburg Virginia American Legion, 2000-2005

Folder 1.10          History of Strasburg Fire Company, undated

 

 

 

A Guide to the Conicville History Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

June 26, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Conicville History Collection

Date Range: 1757-2010

Collection Number: 2019-0006

Extent: 1 box, 12 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Photographs, writings, and a family tree that relate to the history of Conicville.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Conicville History Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Unknown. Items were found in a library office; staff is unsure of how the items were procured or where they came from.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

All items in this collection reflect the history of Conicville schools and people.

Scope and Content

The Conicville History Collection consists primarily of photographs, writings, and a family tree, spanning 253 years. The documents reflect the history of Conicville.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 1, Shelf 4

Folder 1.1            Waggoner/Rinker Family Tree, 1757-1889

Folder 1.2            St. John’s United Church of Christ, Hamburg Virginia, 1788-2003

Folder 1.3            Conicville School Classes, Identified, 1909

Folder 1.4            A.B. Showman Real Estate Sale, February 4 1933

Folder 1.5            Conicville Virginia History, 1933-1993

Folder 1.6            “I Remember When,” Ora Dellinger Dodson, Conicville Virginia, 1974

Folder 1.7            History of Conicville School and Community, March 2010

Folder 1.8            “Reunion Wagon Ride,” Conicville Virginia, Undated

Folder 1.9            Conicville School Class Photograph, Identified, Undated

Folder 1.10          Mary Catherine Foltz Lutz, Undated

Folder 1.11          Charles Wolfe, R. L. Lutz, and Alger Lutz, undated

Folder 1.12          Unidentified Photographs

 

 

 

A Guide to the St. Luke-Fairview Club Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel and Eryn Kawecki

July 17, 2020

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: St. Luke-Fairview Ruritan Club Collection

Date Range: 1958-2015

Collection Number: 2019-0007

Extent: 4 box, 103 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Official treasurer’s books, secretary records, officer handbooks, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, brochures, and a membership certificates from the of St. Luke-Fairview Ruritan Club.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] St. Luke-Fairview Ruritan Club Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Katrena Swartz.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

The St. Luke-Fairview Ruritan Club was established in 1958. It was part of the Ruritan National Organization whose mission is to improve communities through volunteer service. The St.Luke-Fairview Club did this through regular community events, fundraisers, and contributions to local organizations. The met alternatively in the St. Luke and Fairview communities along Back Road in Shenandoah County. The organization disbanded in 2015 due to a lack of members.

Scope and Content

The St. Luke-Fairview Ruritan Club Collection consists of 6 linear feet of material, contained in two boxes. The items consist primarily of treasurer’s books, secretary records, handbooks, scrapbooks, and newspaper clippings, spanning 57 years. The documents reflect the history of the Ruritan Club of St. Luke-Fairview.

Organization

The collection is divided into two series:

Series I: Treasurer’s Records. Items donated by the estate of Calvin Swartz, the club’s last treasurer. They include the organization’s financial records handed down from various club treasurers.

Series II: Secretary Records. Items donated by Bill Didawick, the club’s last secretary. They include the organization’s membership rolls and meeting minutes.

Inventory

Series I

 

Box 1: Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Folder 1.1            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1960

Folder 1.2            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1961

Folder 1.3            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1962

Folder 1.4            Handbook for Local Ruritan Club Officers, May 1963

Folder 1.5            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1966

Folder 1.6            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1968

Folder 1.7            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1969

Folder 1.8            Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1970

Folder 1.9            Handbook for Ruritan Club Officers, ca. 1970

Folder 1.10          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1971

Folder 1.11          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1972

Folder 1.12          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1973

Folder 1.13          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1974

Folder 1.14          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1975

Folder 1.15          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1976

Folder 1.16          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1977

Folder 1.17          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1978

Folder 1.18          Official Treasurer’s Book, 1979

Folder 1.19          Official Treasurer’s Book, 1980

Folder 1.20          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1981

Folder 1.21          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1982

Folder 1.22          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1983

Folder 1.23          Raymond B. Mitchell Ruritan Certificate of Membership, June 28 1983

Folder 1.24          Official Treasurer’s Book, 1984

Folder 1.25          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1985

Folder 1.26          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1986

Folder 1.27          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1987

Folder 1.28          Official Treasurer’s Book, 1988

Folder 1.29          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan Club, 1984

Folder 1.30          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1990

Folder 1.31          Official Treasurer’s Book, Ruritan National, 1991

 

Box 2, Stack 10, Shelf 2

 

Folder 2.1            Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Book, 1992

Folder 2.2            Ruritan Club Official Treasurer’s Book, 1993

Folder 2.3              Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Book, 1994

Folder 2.4            Handbook for Ruritan Club Treasurer, 1995

Folder 2.5            1996 Handbook for Ruritan Club Treasurer

Folder 2.6            Club Scrapbook, 1990-1997  1 of 3

Folder 2.7            Club Scrapbook, 1990-1997  2 of 3

Folder 2.8            Club Scrapbook, 1990-1997  3 of 3

Folder 2.9            Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 1997

Folder 2.10          Newspaper Clippings, 1997-2001

Folder 2.11          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 1998

Folder 2.12          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 1999

Folder 2.13          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2000

Folder 2.14          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2001

Folder 2.15          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2002

Folder 2.16          Ruritan Club Officer’s Handbook, 2002

Folder 2.17          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2003

Folder 2.18          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2004

Folder 2.19          Ruritan Club Officer’s Handbook, 2004-2005

Folder 2.20          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2005

Folder 2.21          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2006

Folder 2.22          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2007

Folder 2.23          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2008

Folder 2.24          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2009

Folder 2.25          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2010

Folder 2.26          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2011

Folder 2.27          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2012

Folder 2.28          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2013

Folder 2.29          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2014

Folder 2.30          Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2015

Folder 2.31          Ruritan Club Brochures, undated

 

Series II

Box 3, Stack 10, Shelf 2

Folder 3.1: Charter Members and Officers, 1958

Folder 3.2: Ruritan National Awards and Certificates, 1958-2007

Folder 3.3: Board and Regular Meeting Minutes, 1990-1991

Folder 3.4: Club Officers Information, 1990-1993

Folder 3.5: Attendance Record, 1990-1993

Folder 3.6: Club Membership, 1992-1998

Folder 3.7: Dinner and Board Meeting Minutes, 1992

Folder 3.8: Board and Regular Meeting Minutes, 1993

Folder 3.9: Fundraising, ca. 1993

Folder 3.10: Ruritan National Brochures, 1994-1995

Folder 3.11: Reports and Attendance, 1994-1995

Folder 3.12: Ruritan National Foundation, 1994-2000

Folder 3.13: Secretary’s Handbook, 1996

Folder 3.14: Club Meetings, 1997

Folder 3.15: Membership Listings, 1998

Folder 3.16: Board Meeting Minutes, 1998

Folder 3.17: Thank You Letters, 1998

Folder 3.18: Ruritan National Awards, 1998-2015

Folder 3.19: Board Meetings, 1999

Folder 3.20: Ruritan National Rockingham District 9 Convention, Bridgewater Virginia, 1999

Folder 3.21: Secretary’s Handbook, 2000

Folder 3.22: Regional and County Brochures, ca. 2000

Folder 3.23: Community Certificates of Appreciation, 2000-2014

Folder 3.24: Committee and Club Objectives, 2000-2015

Folder 3.25: Secretary’s Handbook, 2001

Folder 3.26: Secretary’s Handbook, 2002

Folder 3.27: Secretary’s Handbook, 2003

 

Box 4: Stack 10, Shelf 2

Folder 4.1: Secretary’s Handbook, 2004

Folder 4.2: Secretary’s Handbook, 2005

Folder 4.3: Secretary’s Handbook, 2006

Folder 4.4: Articles of Incorporation, 2007

Folder 4.5: St. Luke-Fairview Club 50^th Anniversary, 2008

Folder 4.6: Secretary’s Handbook, 2007

Folder 4.7: Secretary’s Handbook, 2008

Folder 4.8: Secretary’s Handbook, 2009

Folder 4.9: Secretary’s Handbook, 2010

Folder 4.10: Auditing Committee Report, 2014

Folder 4.11: Ruritan National Zone 4, 2015

Folder 4.12: Secretary’s Handbook, 2011

Folder 4.13: Secretary’s Handbook, 2012

Folder 4.14: Secretary’s Handbook, 2013

Folder 4.15: Central High School Senior Award Ceremony, 2013-2014

Folder 4.16: Secretary’s Handbook, 2014

Folder 4.17: Secretary’s Handbook, 2015

 

A Guide to the Fravel Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

June 24, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Fravel Collection

Date Range: 1820-1951

Collection Number: 2019-0004

Extent: 2 boxes, 36 folders, 2 oversized

Language: English

Abstract: Newspapers, business ledgers, envelopes, and other documents from the Fravel family.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Fravel  Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Purchased.

Processing Information: Items were sorted by size and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

All items in this collection reflect the Fravel family and primarily relates to people and businesses located in Woodstock.

Scope and Content

The Fravel Collection consists primarily of newspapers, business ledgers, and envelopes spanning 131 years. The documents reflect the lives of members of the Fravel family.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 6, Shelf 4

Folder 1.1            George Fravel Tax Receipt for Slaves and Land, September 12 1820

Folder 1.2            Receipt for Issaac Fravel’s Payment for Lawsuit, November 11 1831

Folder 1.3            Letter, Christopher Fansler 12^th Va. Cavalry in Culpeper Virginia to Mary C. Fansler, Lantz Mill Virginia, September 1863

Folder 1.4            Mary Catherine Fansler Envelopes, Woodstock, Lantz Store, and Lantz Mill Virginia, ca. 1863 1 of 2

Folder 1.5            Mary Catherine Fansler Envelopes, Woodstock, Lantz Store, and Lantz Mill Virginia, ca. 1863 2 of 2

Folder 1.6            Envelope Sent Under Truce, Christopher Fansler 12^th Va. Cavalry POW, Fort Delaware, to Mary C. Fansler, Lantz Mills, ca. 1863

Folder 1.7            George Rye Envelopes and Train Ticket, Edinburg Virginia, 1871-1888

Folder 1.8            Kate Fravel Envelopes, Woodstock and Edinburg Virginia, ca. 1880

Folder 1.9            David Fravel Envelopes, ca. 1880-1944, Woodstock Virginia 

Folder 1.10          Joseph Fravel Envelopes, Woodstock Virginia, 1888-1917

Folder 1.11          George Rye Dellinger Envelopes, Edinburg Virginia, 1891-1904

Folder 1.12          Envelopes, Hattie Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, 1891-1940 1 of 5

Folder 1.13          Envelopes, Hattie Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, 1891-1940 2 of 5

Folder 1.14          Envelopes, Hattie Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, 1891-1940 3 of 5

Folder 1.15          Envelopes, Hattie Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, 1891-1940 4 of 5

Folder 1.16          Envelopes, Hattie Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, 1891-1940 5 of 5

Folder 1.17          Hattie Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, January 3 1898

Folder 1.18          Ledger Sheets and Koontz/Shields Family Genealogy Information 1898-1932

Folder 1.19          James M. Painter Envelope, Edinburg Virginia, 1899

Folder 1.20          Receipts from Frank Hottle Farm Journal and Ledger, 1913-1933

Folder 1.21          Rose Fravel Envelopes, Woodstock Virginia, 1926-1936

Folder 1.22          Nellie Fravel Envelopes, Woodstock Virginia, 1929-1946

Folder 1.23          George R. Fravel Death Notice, Columbia Furnace Virginia, February 21 1932

Folder 1.24          Envelopes to Rose and Nell Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, 1940-1946

Folder 1.25          Envelope, “Mrs. Frank Hottel,” Woodstock Virginia, 1951

Folder 1.26          Letter, “Deal Cousin,” Fravel Family, Woodstock Virginia, undated

Folder 1.27          E.E. Windle “Hand Packed Tomatoes” Canning Lables, Fishers Hill Virginia, undated

Folder 1.28          Canning Label, Stickley’s Tomatoes and Beans, undated

Folder 1.29          Envelope, Louisa Fravel, Woodstock Virginia, undated

Folder 1.30          Envelope, Charles H. Dellinger, Reynoldsburg Ohio, undated

Folder 1.31          Nan Fravel Envelope, Wodstock Virginia, Undated

 

Box 2, Stack 3, Shelf 7

David Fravel Ledger, Woodstock Virginia, 1848-1855

The Progressive Agriculturist, Frank Hottle, Farm Journal and Ledger, 1913-1933

J.D. Fravel Furniture Business Ledger, Woodstock Virginia, 1942-1948

Financial Transactions Ledger, 1946-1950

1. David Fravel Furniture Business Ledger, Woodstock Virginia, 1948-1949

 

Oversize Folder 1, Map Case Drawer E, Folder 9

The Shenandoah Democrat Newspaper, Woodstock Virginia, March 30 1876

 

Oversize Folder 2, Map Case Drawer E, Folder 10 38758101509478

The Tenth Legion Newspaper, Woodstock Virginia, June 19 1851

 

 

A Guide to the Michael Thomas Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

June 19, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: Michael Thomas Collection

Date Range: 1854-1950

Collection Number: 2019-003

Extent: 1 box, 19 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Lichliter and Thomas tax documents, letters, and photographs donated by Michael Thomas, the descendant of those reflected in the items.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Michael Thomas Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Michael Thomas.

Processing Information: Items were sorted and then processed chronologically.

Biographical/Historical Note

All items in this collection reflect the family of Michael Thomas of Strasburg, Virginia.

Scope and Content

The Michael Thomas Collection consists primarily of letters and tax documents spanning, ninety-six years. The documents reflect aspects of the lives of some members of the Lichliter and Thomas families.

Inventory

Box 1, Stack 5, Shelf 2

Folder 1.1            Receipt for Child’s Tuition Payment to Jane Zea from Thomas Jinkens, 1854

Folder 1.2            Levi Stickley, Strasburg Virginia, 1871-1873

Folder 1.3            Letter, “S.R. Rogers” to Levi Stickley, June 11 1880

Folder 1.4            Letter, Milton McInturff to Levi Stickley, Mine Run Furnace Virginia, June 15 1880

Folder 1.5            John B. Hite Tax and Financial Documents, Shenandoah and Warren County Virginia, 1898-1931

Folder 1.6            Letter, Lelia Shaffer to “Friend,” Woodstock Virginia, May 30 1903

Folder 1.7            Letter, Marguerite M. Shaffer to “Miss Bessie,” Woodstock Virginia, May 31, 1903

Folder 1.8            James H. Lichliter Tax Documents, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1903-1950

Folder 1.9            Susan R. Lichliter Tax Documents, Shenandoah County Virginia, 1910-1950

Folder 1.10          Tax Receipts, John B. Hite and James Lichliter, 1916-1917, Shenandoah County Virginia

Folder 1.11          Jim Lichliter Prescriptions from J.M. Winkfield, Strasburg Virginia, ca. 1920

Folder 1.12          Susan R. Lichliter Debt Payment Documents, 1921-1924

Folder 1.13          Palmer Lime and Cement Company, Insurance for Lichliter Family, 1924-1926, Oranda Virginia

Folder 1.14          John B. Hite/Susan R. Lichliter Tax Letter, March 1932

Folder 1.15          Letters to “Sir” from James H. Lichliter Concerning Farming, October 23 1939

Folder 1.16          United States Treasury Department Correspondence with J.H. Lichliter, 1939-1940

Folder 1.17          Letter to James H. Lichliter from Virginia Cooperative Extension Office, March 22 1940

Folder 1.18          “Virginia Main, Nettie T. and John B. Lichliter” Tax Documents, 1940-1950

Folder 1.19          Department of Highway Photograph, “Dr. Greenshields” and “J.L. Thomas,” Beacon Field, Alexandria Virginia, undated

A Guide to the 2018 Ephemera Collection

Compiled by Eryn Kawecki

June 14, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA

Title: 2018 Ephemera Collection

Date Range: 1764-2018

Collection Number: 2019-002

Extent: 2 boxes, 61 folders

Language: English

Abstract: Ephemera items collected in 2018 by library staff.   

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] 2018 Ephemera Collection, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Collected throughout 2018 by library staff.

Processing Information: Items were sorted by size and processed chronologically. 

Biographical/ Historical Note

 All items in this collection reflect events, active organizations, and active businesses that had an impact in the various communities of Shenandoah County in 2018. It should be noted that there are copies of historical items; these copies were used by contemporary businesses/organizations for their own use.

Scope and Content

The 2018 Ephemera Collection consists of one half size manuscript box and one oversize manuscript box. The collection contains various materials including, but not limited to, brochures and leaflets, guides, newsletters, and other publications; church documents; annual reports; business cards; and photographs.

Inventory

Box 1: Stack 6, Shelf 4

 

Folder 1.1            Mt. View Hotel Fire, Orkney Springs Virginia, December 27, 1910

Folder 1.2            Roanoke College Subscription Receipt, Mrs. Delford Barb, Orkney Springs Virginia, November 17, 1922

Folder 1.3            Frank Tavenner, Woodstock Virginia, Prosecuting Attorney Military Tribunal Far East, Second World War, 1947-1948

Folder 1.4            Shrine Mont Brochure, ca. 1970

Folder 1.5            St. Jacob’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 150^th Anniversary Service, 1988

Folder 1.6            “Historic New Market,” Virginia Brochure, ca. 1995

Folder 1.7            Shenandoah Caverns Brochure, ca. 1996

Folder 1.8            Ben Franklin Store, Woodstock Virginia, ca. 2000

Folder 1.9            “Bike Virginia Shenandoah Odyssey” Brochure, June 18-23 2004

Folder 1.10          Shenandoah Valley Music Festival Afternoons at Orkney and SVMF Art Reach, Summer 2005

Folder 1.11          Shentel, Berry Hill Plantation COE, 2006

Folder 1.12          Green Berry Samuels, “Green Hope Farm” Research Information, ca. 2012

Folder 1.13          Shenandoah County Tourism Guide, 2013-2014

Folder 1.14          Shenandoah Grown, Shenandoah County Agriculture and Farm Guide Brochure, May 2014

Folder 1.15          Emanuel Lutheran Church Annual Report, Woodstock Virginia, 2016

Folder 1.16          Shenandoah County Guide and Chamber of Commerce Directory, 2017

Folder 1.17          Statements of Faith, Emanuel Lutheran Church Confirmations, 2017

Folder 1.18          Shenandoah County Heritage Day, March 10, 2017

Folder 1.19          Shenandoah Community Workers, Bird Haven Virginia, Reception and Dinner, July 14, 2017

Folder 1.20          Response Inc., 2017

Folder 1.21          History Brochure, Emanuel Lutheran Church, Woodstock Virginia, ca. 2017

Folder 1.22          Shenandoah County Fair Association, 2017

Folder 1.23          Shenandoah County Public School’s Annual Report to the Community, 2017-2018

Folder 1.24          Fry’s of Buck Hill and Lake’s 1885 Atlas of Shenandoah County Digital File, 2018

Folder 1.25          Belle Grove Plantation and Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park, 2018

Folder 1.26          Emanuel Lutheran Church, 2018

Folder 1.27          Town of Woodstock Clothing, 2018

Folder 1.28          Family Promise of Shenandoah County, 2018

Folder 1.29          Woodstock Fire Department, 2018

Folder 1.30          Response, Inc., 2018

Folder 1.31          Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation Newsletters, 2018

Folder 1.32          Strasburg Heritage Association, 2018

Folder 1.33          Doug Veach, State Farm Insurance, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

Folder 1.34          Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce, 2018

Folder 1.35          Shenandoah County Fair, 2018

Folder 1.36          Shenandoah Downs Harness Racing, 2018

Folder 1.37          “The Mountain Views,” Mt. View Parish, January 2018 Newsletter

Folder 1.38          Mountain Valley Home Comfort, Nate Beal, 2018

Folder 1.39          Northern Shenandoah Valley Master Gardeners, 2018

Folder 1.40          Alpha Voyages Travel Agency, Margaret Ann Gochenour, Edinburg Virginia, 2018

Folder 1.41          Holtzman Corporation, 2018

Folder 1.42          Grace Baptist Church, Woodstock Virginia, 2018

Folder 1.43          Shenandoah County Republican Committee, 2018

Folder 1.44          Shenandoah County 4-H, 2018

Folder 1.45          Nancy Shrum Digital Art and Photography Postcards, 2018

Folder 1.46          Shenandoah County Preservation Awards, Shenandoah County Historical Society, 2018

Folder 1.47          Shenandoah County, “The Place We Call Home,” 2018

Folder 1.48          Shenandoah County Historical Society Dinners, 2018

Folder 1.49          Shenandoah County Yard Crawl, 2018

Folder 1.50          Shenandoah Community Health Clinic, 2016-2019

Folder 1.51          Sallie Coe Smith Oral History Transcript, Edinburg History, Undated

Folder 1.52          Reformation Lutheran Church, New Market Virginia Brochure, Undated

 

Box 2: Stack 6, Shelf 5

 

Folder 2.1            Calendar, Dellinger Funeral Homes, Woodstock and Mt. Jackson Virginia, 1951

Folder 2.2            Shenandoah County Public Schools, Superintendent’s Annual Reports to the Community, 2014-2017

Folder 2.3            Guide to Shenandoah County, A Shenandoah Valley-Herald Publication, 2018

Folder 2.4            Shenandoah County Fair Publication, August 25-September 1 2018

Folder 2.5            Enjoy Shenandoah County Living Publication, 2018

Folder 2.6            The Falconer, Central High School Newspaper, October 31 2017

Folder 2.7            Copy, Plat for the Town of Strasburg, 1764

Folder 2.8            Strasburg Virginia, Railroad Photographs, ca. 1950

 

Oversize Folder 1, Map Case Drawer D, Folder 20

“New Market Central City of Caveland”

Promotional Poster, ca. 1930

A Guide to the Margaret Hoffman Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

January 10, 2019

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Margaret Hoffman Collection

Date Range: 1893-1969

Collection Number: 2019-0001

Extent: 6 boxes, 203 folders

Language: English

Abstract: A collection of photographs, letters, and ephemera collected by Margaret R. Hoffman. The majority of items date to the 1930s and 1940s. Many are related to the Hoffman family, particularly Margaret V. Hoffman and Margaret R. Hoffman Gouldman, and Camp Strawderman which the family founded and operated.  

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Margaret Hoffman Collection, 1916-1969, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Purchased from the estate of Marguerite Hoffman July 25 2018

Processing Information: Items were purchased from an auction. No original organization remained. Items were sorted by type and processed chronologically. 

Biographical/ Historical Note

Margaret Vance Hoffman (1889-1986) was the founder of Camp Strawderman, a recreational camp for girls in the Columbia Furnace section of Shenandoah County west of Edinburg. Her father had inherited the farm that is now the camp and she began bringing friends to the area in 1917. In 1929 the camp was officially founded and she remained its director for over 50 years. She grew up in Woodstock Virginia and attended the Women’s College of Frederick Maryland. Her parents were Dr. Samuel Joseph Hoffman and Margaret Virginia Rinker Hoffman.

Her niece Margaret R. Hoffman Gouldman (1922-2020) worked at the camp and became the owner after her Aunt’s death. She grew up in Woodstock Virginia and attended Madison College (now James Madison University).

 

Bibliography

“Our Story,” Camp Strawderman, accessed January 10 2019, https://campstrawderman.com/about/our-story/.

Stickley, Judy Coffman. Someone You Knew II, Shenandoah County Virginia Necrology 1869-1989, Volume I. Self-Published, compiled 1997. Shenandoah Room, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Scope and Content

The Margaret Hoffman Collection consists of approximately 8 linear feet of material. This includes 160 folders of documents, 48 sleeves of photographs, eight oversize folders, and an assortment of physical objects and class notebooks. They are stored in 3 document cases, a single photograph box, two oversize boxes, and a single oversize folder inside the archive’s map case.

The collection is organized into the following five (5) series:

Series I: Correspondence consisting of letters sent by Margaret V. Hoffman (Gouldman) while living in Woodstock and while attending Madison College in Harrisonburg Virginia. The correspondence is dated 1916-1955 and is sorted chronologically.

Series II: Document consists of documents from the Hoffman family, activities in Woodstock Virginia, and activities in Harrisonburg Virginia. The documents are dated 1903-1945 and are sorted chronologically.

Series III: Camp Strawderman consists of documents, booklets, and marketing material from Camp Strawderman west of Edinburg Virginia. The materials are dated 1939-ca. 1960 and are sorted chronologically.

Series IV: Photographs consists of photographs primarily showing events and people at Camp Strawderman. The photographs are dated 1930-1947 and are sorted chronologically.

Series V: Notebooks consists of Camp Strawderman related notebooks and those from Margaret V. Hoffman’s time at the Women’s College of Frederick Maryland. They are dated 1888-1939 and are sorted by size.

Series VI: Objects consists of physical objects from Woodstock Virginia. They are dated ca. 1940 and are sorted by size.

Series VII: Oversize consists of oversize materials, primarily newspapers. They are dated 1893-1969 and are sorted chronologically.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into seven (7) series:

Series I: Correspondence, 1916-1955

                Box 1: Stack 9, Shelf 3 38758101509411

                Box 2: Stack 9, Shelf 3 38758101509403

Series II: Documents, 1903-1945

                Box 3: Stack 9, Shelf 3 38758101509395

Series III: Camp Strawderman, 1939- ca. 1960

Box 3: Stack 9, Shelf 3 38758101509395

Series IV: Photographs, 1930-1947

Box 3: Stack 9, Shelf 3 38758101509395

                Box 4: Stack 9, Shelf 3 3875801509387

Series V: Notebooks, 1888-1939

                Box 5: Stack 3, Shelf 7 38758101509379

Series VI: Objects, ca. 1940

                Box 5: Stack 3, Shelf 7 38758101509379

Series VII: Oversize, 1893-1969

Box 6: Stack 2, Shelf 5 38758101509361

OVERSIZE FOLDER 1 Map Case Drawer D, Folder 19 38758101161080

Inventory

Series I: Correspondence 

Box 1

Folder 1.1: Alumnae Banquet, State Normal School, Harrisonburg Virginia, “Miss Hoffman”, June 5 1916

Folder 1.2: Postcards, Paul to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, February 1933

Folder 1.3: Postcard, Chester to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 24, 1937

Folder 1.4: Letters, “Pinkie” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, September – October 1937

Folder 1.5 Postcard, “Mrs. C.E. Ketz” Grantsville Maryland to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, 

September 6 1937

Folder 1.6: “Polly” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, September 8 1937

Folder 1.7: Letter, “Edith Farr” to Margaret Hoffman, October 2 1937

Folder 1.8: Letter , “Dad” (Dr. McC. Hoffman) to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia,

December 13 1937

Folder 1.9: Letters, “Pat” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, 1937

 

Folder 1.10: Letters from William Holliday, Leeds/York England to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock

Virginia, 1937

Folder 1.11: Letters, “Patsy Maphis” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June – September 1938

Folder 1.12: Letters, “Finley” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, July – August 1938

Folder 1.13: Letter, “Milly” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 1, 1938

Folder 1.14: Postcard, Finley to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 4 1938

Folder 1.15: Letter, “Vivian” to Margaret Hoffman, July 12, 1938

Folder 1.16: Letters, “Charlotte” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 1938

Folder 1.17: Postcard, “Pinkie” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August 2 1938

Folder 1.18: Letter, “Peggy” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August 22 1938

Folder 1.19:: Letter, “Betty” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, September 8 1938

Folder 1.20: Letter, “Me” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, Septermber 28, 1938

Folder 1.21: Letter “Sam Banks” to Margaret Hoffman, November 8 1938

Folder 1.22: Letters. “Polly Jo McCullach” (Berkley West Virginia) to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock

Virginia, August – November 1938

Folder 1.23: New Year Card, “Quentin” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, December 20 1938

Folder 1.24; Christmas Card, “Jackson” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, December 21, 1938

Folder 1.25: Letters, “Bill” (Leeds England), to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia 1938

Folder 1.26: Letters, “Nic” (Virginia Polytechnic Institute) to Margaret Hoffman, 1938

Folder 1.27: Letters, “Judy” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman. 1938

Folder 1.28: Madison College Correspondence with Margaret Hoffman, 1938-1941

Folder 1.29: Graduation Card, “Ann and Sonny” to Margaret Hoffman, June 2, 1939

Folder 1.30: Post Card, Douglas V Evans to Margaret Hoffman, June 29 1939

Folder 1.31: Postcard, “Nic” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, March 6 1939

Folder 1.32: Postcard, “Brenda” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August 24 1939

Folder 1.33: Postcard, “Ed” to Margaret Hoffman, Orkney Springs Virginia, September 12 1939

Folder 1.34: Letters from William Holliday, Leeds/York England to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock

Virginia, 1939

 

Folder 1.35: Letters, “Nic” (Virginia Polytechnic Institute) to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia,

1939

Folder 1.36: Letters, “Pat” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, 1939

Folder 1.37: Letter, “Judy” and V___ Virginia Fish” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, 1939

Folder 1.38: Letters, “Finley Shields”, to Margaret Hoffman, June-December 1939

Folder 1.39: Letter, “Sonny” (Carlisle Pennsylvania) to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia,

February 26 1939

Folder 1.40: Letter, Dud Wright of St. Louis Missouri to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia,

March 25, 1939

Folder 1.41: Letter, “Orange Smit” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 15 1939

Folder 1.42: Letter, “Charlotte” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 26 1939

Folder 1.43: Letter, “Edith” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 28 1939

Folder 1.44: Letter, JJ. Johnson” to Pat Maphis and Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 6, 1939

Folder 1.45: Letter, “Quentin” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 18 1939

Folder 1.46: Letters, “PJ”to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August 22 – 30, 1939

Folder 1.47: Letter, “Sam” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, September 25 1939

Folder 1.48: Letters to Margaret Hoffman, August 23 1939

Folder 1.49: Letter, Judy Johnson to Margaret Hoffman, September 11 1939

 

Box 2

Folder 2.1: Letter, “Finley” (Hampden Sydney College) to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College,

February 8, 1940

Folder 2.2: Unsigned Card sent to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, February 12, 1940

Folder 2.3: Valentine Card from “Jo” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, February 13, 1940

Folder 2.4: Valentine Card, “Quentin S.” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, February 1940

Folder 2.5: Letters, “Judy” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, February – April 1940

Folder 2.6: Letters, “Pat” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, May – August 1940

Folder 2.7: Postcard, “Nellie” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, June 11 1940

Folder 2.8: “Margaret Aitken” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 25, 1940

Folder 2.9: Letter, “Bill” (Leeds England) to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 30 1940

Folder 2.10: Letter, “T Box” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman. July 6, 1940

Folder 2.11: Letters, “PJ” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, August – September 1940

Folder 2.12: “Sappy” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August 26 1940

Folder 2.13: “Jeane” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, September 3 1940

Folder 2.14: Patricia Maphis, Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Graduation Announcement, 1940

Folder 2.15: Graduation Announcement, Judith Johnson, Woodstock High School, 1940

Folder 2.16: Letter “Douglas V Evans (Principal Woodstock High School) to Margaret Hoffman, Madison

College, January 26 1941

Folder 2.17: Letter, “Banca” (Camp Strawderman) to Eddie Williams, Harrisonburg Virginia,

February 8 1941

Folder 2.18: Letter, “Pat Maphis” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, February 26 1941

Folder 2.19: Letters, “Chubby” to Margaret Hoffman, June – July 1941

Folder 2.20: Telegram and letter, “PJ” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June 1941

Folder 2.21: Letter, “Sappy” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 9 1941

Folder 2.22: Letter, “Marg” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, July 19 1941

Folder 2.23: Letter, “Jeannie” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August 15 1941

Folder 2.24: Letter, “Betty Sanford to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, August 27 1941

Folder 2.25: Letters, “Val” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginiia, August – October 1942

Folder 2.26: Letter, “Mother” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, October 13 1942

Folder 2.27: Letter, “Kelly” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, October 26 1942

Folder 2.28: Letters, “Pat” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, November 16 1942

Folder 2.29: Christmas Card, “Charlie” to Margaret Hoffman, December 17 1942

Folder 2.30: Invitation, “Mrs. Benchoff’s Music Class”, Christmas Program, December 21 1942

Folder 2.31: Christmas Card, “Jappy” to Margaret Hoffman, Woodstock Virginia, December 24 1942

Folder 2.32: Letters, “CE Keltz” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, January – April 1943

Folder 2.33: Letter, “Val” to Margaret Hoffman, Delta House Madison College, January 10 1943

Folder 2.34: Letter, “Samuel Hoffman” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, January 17 1943

Folder 2.35: Letter, “Walter T Cline” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, January 21 1943

Folder 2.36: Letters, “Charles B Snyder” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, January-March 1943

Folder 2.37: Letter, “Chester Foster” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, February 7 1943

Folder 2.38: Letters, “Harry Getner” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, March – May 1943

Folder 2.39: Letter, “Pat” to Margaret Hoffman, Madison College, April 21 1943

Folder 2.40: Letters, “Helen” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, June – August 1943

Folder 2.41: Postcards. Jean to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, August – September 1943

Folder 2.42: Postcard, Brodwin Piano Co, Inc, to Camp Strawderman, 1955

Folder 2.43: Letters, “Patsy” (Patricia Maphis) to Margaret Hoffman, Undated

Folder 2.44: Letter, “M ___Johnson” to Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman, Undated

Folder 2.45: Letter, “Walt” to Margaret Hoffman, Undated

Folder 2.46: Letter to Margaret Hoffman, Undated

Folder 2.47: Letter, “Mom” to Margaret Hoffman, Undated

Folder 2.48: Christmas Card, “Brownie” to Margaret Hoffman, Undated

Folder 2.49: Birthday Cards sent to Margaret Hoffman, Undated

 

Series II: Documents

Box 3

Folder 3.1: Virginia Polytechnic Institute Report for Paul Hoffman, March 6 1903

Folder 3.2: Shenandoah National Bank Checks, “Hoffman and Hildebrant”, 1911

Folder 3.3: Cassia Lodge, A.I.&A.M., Woodstock Virginia, Paul Hoffman Membership Documents 1911

Folder 3.4: Services During Week of Prayer, Churches of Woodstock, January 7-12 1912

Folder 3.5: University of Virginia Glee Club Performance, Harrisonburg Virginia, February 9 1912

Folder 3.6: “The Record” Newspaper, Reformed Church, Woodstock Charge, March – June 1912

Folder 3.7: Massanutten Academy Play Bills, June 1912

Folder 3.8: Margaret Hoffman Confirmation Certificate, St. Paul’s Reform Church, Woodstock Virginia

October 13 1922

Folder 3.9: Margaret Hoffman, McDowell County West Virginia Report Card, 1929-1930

Folder 3.10: Landon Stickley Electrical Contractor Invoice, Woodstock Virginia, November 12 1929

Folder 3.11: Eddie Williams Checks, Woodstock National and Shenandoah National Bank, 1931-1933

Folder 3.12: Margaret Hoffman 5th and 6th Grade Report Cards, Woodstock Graded School, 1932-1934

Folder 3.13: Woodstock High School “Sez Who” Newspapers, November 4 1936 – June 2 1937

Folder 3.14: Randolph-Macon Academy Commencement Program, Front Royal Virginia,

May 30-June 3 1937

Folder 3.15: “La Tour” Woodstock High School Newspaper, October 7 1937 – June 3 1938

Folder 3.16: St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Choir Concert, Woodstock Virginia,

January 26 1938

Folder 3.17: “Miss Virginia Haslett, Piano Fortte Recital,” Methodist Episcopal Church South, Woodstock

Virginia, June 17 1938

Folder 3.18: “La Tour” and “School Daze” Woodstock High School Newspapers,

September 1938-June 1939

Folder 3.19: Shenandoah County Bank and Trust Company Calendar, Woodstock Virginia, 1939

Folder 3.20: “Here Comes Charlie”, Woodstock High School Senior Class Production, Community

Theater, February 6 1939

Folder 3.21: “Waiting”, Margaret Hoffman Essay, Madison College English 133, May 3 1940

Folder 3.22: Woodstock High School, Class of 1941 Commencement Announcement

Folder 3.23: Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket, New York to Washington DC, January 1942

Folder 3.24: Check, Eddie Williams, Shenandoah Bank and Trust, February 12 1944

Folder 3.25: Invitation to Massanutten Military Academy Thirteenth Annual Formal Military Ball

Sent to “Mrs. Keltz”, February 24 1945

Folder 3.26: “Rip Van Winkle” Story by Stella Rinker, Undated

Folder 3.27: “Dogs” A Margaret Hoffman Composition, Undated

Folder 3.28: Scrapbook pages, Undated

Folder 3.29: Margaret Revere Hoffman, Madison College and Woodstock Virginia Envelopes, Undated

Folder 3.30: Margaret Hoffman French Schoolwork, Undated

Folder 3.31: Haun-Magruder Insurance Agency, Citizens Insurance Company Flyer, Undated

Folder 3.32: The William Kline Company, Jewelers and Opticians, Woodstock Virginia, Undated card

Folder 3.33: Mable’s Beauty Salon, Harrisonburg Virginia, Run Arrestors, Undated

 

Series III: Camp Strawderman

Box 3

Folder 3.34: “Strawderman Echo” 1939

Folder 3.35: Camp Strawderman Booklet,1940

Folder 3.36: “Strawderman Echo”, 1940

Folder 3.37: “Yoio Hoo” Camp Strawderman Document, July 6 1941

Folder 3.38: Camp Strawderman Booklet, 1942

Folder 3.39: “Strawderman Echo”, 1942

Folder 3.40: Camp Strawderman Songbook, 1944

Folder 3.41: Camp Strawderman Booklet, 1950

Folder 3.42: Camp Strawderman Booklet, 1955

Folder 3.43: Camp Strawderman Booklet, 1956

Folder 3.44: Camp Strawderman Booklet, ca 1960

Folder 3.45: Camp Strawderman Booklet, ca 1960

Folder 3.46: Camp Strawderman Christmas Greetings, Undated

Folder 3.47: Camp Strawderman Statement and Card, Undated

Folder 3.48: Camp Strawderman Candlelight Service, Undated

Folder 3.49: Camp Strawderman Envelopes and Stationary, Undated

 

Series IV: Photographs

Box 3

Folder 3.50: “Camp Strawderman Presents “We Are America!” Undated

Folder 3.51: “Seasons Greetings”, Camp Strawderman Postcard, Undated

Folder 3.52: “Hillcrest Madison College”, Postcard, Mr. and Mrs. G. Tyler Miller, Undated

Folder 3.53: Color Photograph, Camp Strawderman barn, Undated

Folder 3.54: Photograph of Unidentified House, Undated

 

Box 4

Sleeve 4.1: Camp Strawderman Photographs, September 19 1930                                              

Sleeve 4.2: Camp Strawderman Photographic Postcards, ca. 1945, 1 of 3                                

Sleeve 4.3: Camp Strawderman, Photographic Postcards ca. 1945, 2 of 3                                

Sleeve 4.4: Camp Strawderman, Photographic Postcards ca. 1945, 3 of 3                                

Sleeve 4.5: Camp Strawderman. Color Photographs, February 24 1947                                     

Sleeve 4.6: Unidentified Family, July 1959                                                                                             

Sleeve 4.7: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Workers, Buildings and Campers                   

Undated, 1 of 3

Sleeve 4.8: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Workers, Buildings and Campers                   

Undated, 2 of 3

Sleeve 4.9: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Workers, Buildings and Campers                   

Undated, 3 of 3

Sleeve 4.10: Unidentified Women and Boy, Camp Strawderman, Undated                            

Sleeve 4.11: Camp Strawderman Photographs “15”, Undated                                                     

Sleeve 4.12: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Undated, 1 of 3                                                   

Sleeve 4.13: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Undated, 2 of 3                                                   

Sleeve 4.14: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Undated, 3 of 3                                                   

Sleeve 4.15: Camp Strawderman, Girls on Horseback, Undated                                                  

Sleeve 4.16: Unidentified Woman, Undated        

Sleeve 4.17: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “63”, Undated                                                                    

Sleeve 4.18: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “64”, Undated, 1 of 2                                       

Sleeve 4.19: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “64”, Undated, 2 of 2                                       

Sleeve 4.20: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “28”, Undated 1 of 2                                         

Sleeve 4.21: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “28”, Undated 2 of 2                                         

Sleeve 4.22: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “24”, Undated 1 of 3                                         

Sleeve 4.23: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “24”, Undated 2 of 3                                         

Sleeve 4.24: Camp Strawderman Photographs, “24”, Undated 3 of 3                                         

Sleeve 4.5: Unidentified Girls, Swimming at Camp Strawderman, Undated                            

Sleeve 4.6: Unidentified Woman at Camp Strawderman, Undated                                            

Sleeve 4.27: Camp Strawderman Horse Riding Photographs, Undated                                     

Sleeve 4.28: Camp Strawderman Swimming Photographs, Undated 1 or 2                              

Sleeve 4.29: Camp Strawderman Swimming Photographs, Undated 2 or 2                              

Sleeve 4.30: Unidentified Woman in Body of Water, Undated                                                     

Sleeve 4.31: Stella Rinker Relation Photographs, Undated                                                            

Sleeve 4.32: Camp Strawderman Activities, Undated, 1 of 2                                                          

Sleeve 4.33: Camp Strawderman Activities, Undated, 2 of 2                                                          

Sleeve 4.34: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Undated 1 of 3                                                    

Sleeve 4.35: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Undated 2 of 3                                                    

Sleeve 4.36: Camp Strawderman Photographs, Undated 3 of 3                                                    

Sleeve 4.37: Unidentified Camp Strawderman, Beazleys Photo Finishing Series                    

Edinburg, VA, Undated, 1 of 2

Sleeve 4.38: Unidentified Camp Strawderman, Beazleys Photo Finishing Series                    

Edinburg, VA, Undated, 2 of 2

Sleeve 4.39: Camp Strawderman Girls with Truck, Undated                                                          

Sleeve 4.40: Football Players, Hoffman Family, Undated                                                                

Sleeve 4.41: Unidentified Woman, Undated                                                                                        

Sleeve 4.2: Mary Clare Doughanty, Undated                                                                                       

Sleeve 4.43: Camp Strawderman, Water Show                                                                                   

Sleeve 4.44: Camp Strawderman, REPRODUCTIONS, Undated 1 of 5                                          

Sleeve 4.45: Camp Strawderman, REPRODUCTIONS, Undated 2 of 5                                          

Sleeve 4.46: Camp Strawderman, REPRODUCTIONS, Undated 3 of 5                                          

Sleeve 4.47: Camp Strawderman, REPRODUCTIONS, Undated 4 of 5                                          

Sleeve 4.48: Camp Strawderman, REPRODUCTIONS, Undated 5 of 5                                          

 

Series V: Notebooks

Box 5

Notebook of Stella M. Rinker, Shenandoah Institute, Woodstock Virginia, September 26 1888

Margaret Hoffman, Camp Strawderman Autograph Book, 1939

English Literature II Notebook, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, February 5, 1906

History I Notebook, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, 1904-1908

English Literature Notebook, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, September 20 1905

English I Notebook, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, October 20 1904

 “Margaret Hoffman Normal” Notebook, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, ca. 1905

English Literature II, Book III, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, May 17 1906

Unidentified Class Notebook, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, ca. 1905

Unidentified Class Notebook, Margaret Hoffman, Women’s College of Frederick Maryland, ca. 1905

 

Series VI: Objects

Box 5

Shoe Horn, Grabill’s Shoe Store, Woodstock Virginia, Undated

Woodstock High School Varsity Letter, ca. 1940

 

Series VII: Oversize

Box 6

Folder 6.1: Hankerchief, 1893 Chicago Exhibition

Folder 6.2: Irwin Opera House Playbills, Woodstock Virginia, ca. 1900

Folder 6.3: Calendar, Paul Dellinger Esso Station, Woodstock Virginia, 1937

Folder 6.4: “Strawderman Horn” Camp Strawderman Newspaper, 1936-1950

Folder 6.5: “Strawderman Horn” Camp Strawderman Newspaper, 1951-1959

Folder 6.6: “Strawderman Horn” Camp Strawderman Newspaper, 1960-1964

Folder 6.7: “Strawderman Horn” Camp Strawderman Newspaper, 1965-1969

 

OVERSIZE FOLDER 1: Landscape Photograph, Camp Strawderman Girls Viewing a Mountain Scene, Undated

 

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A Guide to the Warrick Burruss Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

October 17, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Warrick Burruss Collection

Date Range: 1749-1890

Collection Number: 2018-0009

Extent: 1 box, 23 folders

Language: English

Abstract: A collection of research materials complied by Warrick Burruss of Mt. Jackson Virginia. It includes information from the Rinker Family and newspapers. 

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Warrick Burruss Collection, 1749-1890, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Anna Mae Ortgies.

Processing Information: Items were purchased from an auction. No original organization remained. Items were sorted by type and processed chronologically. 

Biographical/ Historical Note

1. Warrick Burruss II (1933-2008) was a resident of Mt. Jackson/Rinkerton Virginia. He served in the US Army and Air Force during the Korean Conflict and is buried in the Grace UCC Cemetery in Rinkerton.

An avid genealogist and local historian, he researched many area families, structures, and communities. During the course of his research Burruss acquired an extensive holding of 18^th and 19^th century source material related to Shenandoah County.

Scope and Content

The Warrick Burruss Collection consists of one half size manuscript box and one oversize manuscript box. The collection contains several newspapers sent to the Rinker Family of Rinkerton in Shenandoah County, egenealogy resources, and a school commissioner’s book from the mid-19^th century.

 

Inventory

 

Box 1: Stack 4, Shelf 5

 

Folder 1.1        Rinker Family Tree, 1749-1788

Folder 1.2        Christopher Hickle and John Battenberger Agreement, 1839

Folder 1.3        Levi Rinker School Commissioner Mem. Book, 1842

Folder 1.4        The Washington City Price Current, July 4 1879

Folder 1.5        Levi Rinker Envelopes, 1886

Folder 1.6        R.M. Lantz Deposit Slip, 1888

Folder 1.7        Shenandoah Farmers Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Levi

                        Rinker Policy, 1888

Folder 1.8        Description of Rinkerton, Undated

Folder 1.9        Unidentified Rinker Survey, Undated

Folder 1.10      Receipt, Undated

Folder 1.11      R.M. Pease and Company Mill Furnishing Goods, Undated

 

Box 2: Stack 6, Shelf 3

 

Folder 2.1        Sentinel of the Valley Newspapers, Woodstock Virginia,

                        January 20 1827, October 22 1829

Folder 2.2        “The Old Commonwealth” Newspapers, Harrisonburg Virginia,

                        April 12 1877, June 20 1878, June 6 1878

Folder 2.3        The Warren Constitution Newspapers, Warren Ohio, April 11 1877

Folder 2.4        Weekly Dispatch Newspaper, Richmond Virginia, October 3 1879

Folder 2.5        Shenandoah Valley Newspaper, New Market Virginia, May 8 1890

 

 

 

 

 

A Guide to the Anna Mae Ortgies Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

October 17, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Anna Mae Ortgies Collection

Date Range: 1901-1993

Collection Number: 2018-0008

Extent: 1 box, 23 folders

Language: English

Abstract: A collection of items donated by Anna Mae Ortgies of Maurertown Virginia. It includes genealogical information for the McInturff family and items from the Gochenour family reunions held between 1950 and 1981.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Anna Mae Ortgies Collection, 1901-1993, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by Anna Mae Ortgies.

Processing Information: Items from this donation were received in stable condition and were originally stored in a manila envelope. They were placed in folders and sorted according to original labeling.

Biographical/ Historical Note

Anna Mae Ortgies is a resident of Maurertown Virginia. She is active in numerous local history and genealogy efforts/groups including the Daughters of the American Revolution. These items were collected as part of her family history efforts.

Scope and Content

The Anna Mae Ortgies Collection consist of approximately .5 linear feet of material. This contains 23 folders of documents and photographs. The vast majority of which contain registration and attendance information from the Gochenour family reunion.

 

Inventory

Box 1:

Folder 1.1 McInturff Family Information, 1901-1943

Folder 1.2 Beery Family History Information, 1925-1930

Folder 1.3 Gochenour Family Reunion, August 6 1950

Folder 1.4 Invitations, 1950-1979

Folder 1.5 McInturff Family Genealogy Correspondence, 1951

Folder 1.6 Gochenour Reunion Newspaper Clippings, 1953-1957

Folder 1.7 Gochenour Reunion and Genealogy Correspondence and Notes, 1953-1956

Folder 1.8 Gochenour Family Reunion, Notes and Genealogy, 1955-1963

Folder 1.9 “The Gochenour Family Chart,” ca. 1956

Folder 1.10 Persons Identified in 1949 Gochenour Reunion Picture, August 15 1959

Folder 1.11 Register of Gochenour Reunion, August 7 1960

Folder 1.12 Gochenour Reunion Newspaper Clippings, 1960-1961

Folder 1.13 Reunion Registers, 1961-1962

Folder 1.14 Reunion Registers, 1963-1964

Folder 1.15 Gochenour Reunions, 1964-1967

Folder 1.16 “Gochenour Reunion, Persons Who Attended Once, 1960-1979

Folder 1.17 Gochenour Reunion Notes, 1967-1980

Folder 1.18 Gochenour Reunions, 1968-1971

Folder 1.19 Gochenour Reunions, 1972-1978

Folder 1.20 Gochenour Reunions, 1979-1981

Folder 1.21 Persons who have attended reunions, 1980-1981

Folder 1.22 J.C. Wine, ca. 1993

Folder 1.23 History of the McInturffs, Undated

 

 

 

A Guide to the George William Smith Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

Created August 31, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: George William Smith Collection

Date Range: 1923-1992

Collection Number: 2018-0007

Extent: 4 boxes, 363 folders/sleeves

Language: English

Abstract: Photographs from the collection of George Washington Smith. Some were taken by him and others by Woodstock photographer Hugh Morrison.  

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] George Washington Smith Collection, 1923-1992, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Purchased from Dwight Smith, George Washington Smith’s grandson on March 27, 2018.   

Processing Information: Items were originally stored in various card board boxes and assorted photo sleeves. Items produced by George Washington Smith were removed and sorted into groups based on connections between photographs and then placed in protective plastic sleeves and then paper sleeves. The Morrison photographs were received as negatives. They were scanned and preservation prints produced.    

Biographical/ Historical Note

George William Smith (1900-2000) was an African American citizen of the town of Woodstock who was noted for his collections, including many items rescued from the trash. An amateur photographer, George Smith took hundreds of photographs of the town during the 1980s and early 19902 for his amusement. He lived on Water Street and attended Mt. Zion Methodist Church in Woodstock. Smith is buried at the Riverview Cemetery in Woodstock.

Scope and Content

This collection consists of 363 folders and sleeves containing approximately 1200 photographs. The primarily center on events and people from the town of Woodstock.  

Arrangement

The collection is arranged into two series based on the creator of the material.

Series I, Snapshots contains photographs created by George William Smith or showing his family taken between 1923 and 1992. Items within this series are sorted chronologically and stored with like images.

Series II, Morrison Photographs, contains prints produced from negatives created by Hugh Morrison a local photographs dated ca. 1940. Items in this series are sorted chronologically according to their scan identification number.

 

Inventory

Box 1     38758101471596

Sleeve 1.1           Boy on Bicycle “1923 Tackin in Leuray VA Att Ball Game”                1 photograph

Sleeve 1.2           “Lluae and Mas Mash Ash Winstreest VA” 1957                                 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.3           “Looking At Pet Deer Luray, VA” July 18, 1959                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 1.4           Unidentified Child July, 1964                                                                       1 photograph

Sleeve 1.5           Dogs “Page 1965 Ommes and mid---- Flap Jack”                                 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.6           “Taking from Front of Buck Smiths House”  May 15, 1966               1 photograph

                                Woodstock, Virginia

Sleeve 1.7           “At ___ Hickers  ___ Sept 66”                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 1.8           “Teeie Home Plase 1970”                                                                             1 photograph

Sleeve 1.9           Unidentified Child November 1974                                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.10         Unidentified House 1976                                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.11         “31 LBS Fish” April 10, 1980                                                                           1 photograph

Sleeve 1.12         “Allen William, Son”  April 10, 1980                                                           1 photograph

Sleeve 1.13         “France Brother Milk D.H.” French Brothers Dairy Water                                1 photograph

                                Street, Woodstock Virginia ca. 1980

Sleeve 1.14         “Tockin Sept 6 83  ___ Pillimen in the Back yard” Clothes on line 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.15         Woodstock Fire Department Addition Under Construction, Court 2 photographs

                                Street “Markebuerd W. VA” September 1983

Sleeve 1.16         “Martbuare W. VA Mertboard Sept 1983” Martinsburg West       1 photograph

                                Virginia Church Scene

Sleeve 1.17         Corner Man and Spring Streets St. Paul’s U.C.C. Church                 1 photograph

                                Woodstock Virginia October 1983

Sleeve 1.18         Flowers and Trees, Woodstock Virginia 1983-1989  1 of 3               3 photographs

Sleeve 1.19         Flowers and Trees, Woodstock Virginia 1983-1989  2 of 3               3 photographs

Sleeve 1.20         Flowers and Trees, Woodstock Virginia 1983-1989  3 of 3               2 photographs

Sleeve 1.21         Woman East Spring Street Woodstock Virginia ca. March 1984    1 photograph

Sleeve 1.22         “Hallowood links house”  “Common House in Back Lot”                  1 photograph

                                May 4, 1984

Sleeve 1.23         “Back of House May 84 Minnie Teet”                                                      1 photograph

Sleeve 1.24         Porch Repair “Mr. Peters Farm” Water Street in Woodstock        2 photographs

                                May 1984  1 of 2

Sleeve 1.25         Porch Repair “Mr. Peters Farm” Water Street in Woodstock        2 photographs

                                May 1984  2 of 2

Sleeve 1.26         “Son of Eden Wilim” French’s Dairy Water Street, Woodstock     1 photograph

                                Virginia November 14, 1984

Sleeve 1.27         “Weter St House No. 120” Water Street Woodstock Virginia        1 photograph

                                December 24, 1984

Sleeve 1.28         “Side of House on Water St. Steps put on in 1984”                            1 photograph

Sleeve 1.29         “Old Willie Burner Tack 1984 Sprin St. Was a Horse Stable              1 photograph

                                1912” Woodstock Virginia

Sleeve 1.30         “Sonny Butler Home Place” East High Street Woodstock                                1 photograph

                                Virginia 1984

Sleeve 1.31         Woodstock Christmas Parade 1984  1 of 4                                             2 photographs

Sleeve 1.32         Woodstock Christmas Parade 1984  2 of 4                                             2 photographs

Sleeve 1.33         Woodstock Christmas Parade 1984  3 of 4                                             2 photographs

Sleeve 1.34         Woodstock Christmas Parade 1984  4 of 4                                             2 photographs

Sleeve 1.35         George and Harrison Smith at “Homeplace” Woodstock                1 photograph

                                Virginia 1984

Sleeve 1.36         Bank Drive, Drive Through Construction Bank, Corner Spring       2 photographs

                                and Main Streets Woodstock Virginia 1984

Sleeve 1.37         Demolition Building Corner of Commerce and Court Streets        1 photograph

                                Woodstock Virginia 1985

Sleeve 1.38         “Sountine Railroad” Valane Building Commerce Street                   1 photograph

                                Woodstock Virginia ca. 1985

Sleeve 1.39         Woodstock Parade, ca 1985                                                                         3 photographs

Sleeve 1.40         “Walker Hay Field” 1985                                                                                2 photographs

Sleeve 1.41         Dolls 1985-1988  1 of 2                                                                                    3 photographs

Sleeve 1.42         Dolls 1985-1988  2 of 2                                                                                    2 photographs

Sleeve 1.43         “Virginia Wolley/Walter Halets” House, Muhlenberg Street

                                Woodstock Virginia 1985 and 1990  1 of 2                                               3 photographs

Sleeve 1.44         “Virginia Wolley/Walter Halets’ House, Muhlenberg Street

                                Woodstock Virginia 1985 and 1990            2 of 2                                     2 photographs

Sleeve 1.45         Unidentified Building ca. June 1986                                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.46         “Halloween Witch 86 Town of Woodstock” Main Street

1. November 1986 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.47         Stuffed Animal on Turtle Shell, ca. November 1986                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.48         “1986 Bad Dining Room”                                                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.49         “Vinnie Walley” or “V. Hellet” Home, Muhlenberg Street,            

                                Woodstock Virginia ca. April 1987                                                              2 photographs  

Sleeve 1.50         “Mr. J.R. Miller” Stickley Hall, Corner of Spring and

                                Muhlenberg Streets, Woodstock Virginia ca. April 1987                  2 photographs

Sleeve 1.51         Car at H.N. Funkhouser’s Service Station, Woodstock Lane

                                Trailer Park in background, ca. April 1987                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.52         “Wale Fravel Dother, Mrs. Rarley Flower Yard”, Spring Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. April 1987                                                            1 photograph    

Sleeve 1.53         Flower Cross and Church, ca. April 1987                                                 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.54         George Washington “Buck” Smith and “Chairl Riggman”

                                with “Truck at Ford Motor Co”, ca. May 1987                                       2 photographs

Sleeve 1.55         “George Buck Smith” House, Water Street, Woodstock

                                Virginia, ca. May 1987                                                                                     1 photograph    

Sleeve 1.56         “D Yard”, Dozer in Operation, ca. May 1987                                          2 photographs

Sleeve 1.57         New Construction, Former Site Print Shop, Main Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. May-July 1987                                                   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.58         “The Old Church on High St”, Corner High and Commerce

                                Streets, ca. June 1987                                                                                    2 photographs

Sleeve 1.59         Light Fixture, ca. June 1987                                                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.60         “ Sum Pet – Smith, Truck Patch in 88, ca. June 1987                           1 photograph

Sleeve 1.61         “Front of Chicken Cupper”, ca. June 1987                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.62         Smith Family Photographs, c. July 1987   1 of 3                                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.63         Smith Family Photographs, ca. July 1987 2 of 3                                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.64         Smith Family Photographs, ca. July 1987 3 of 3                                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.67         Family of Ducks, July 1987                                                                            1 photograph

Sleeve 1.66         Car and Building with Coke Sign, ca. July 1987                                      1 photograph

Sleeve 1.67         Dellinger Building Supplies, Main Street, Woodstock

                                Virginia, ca. July 1987                                                                                      1 photograph

Sleeve  1.68        “George Smith and ____ Hom Place”, ca. July 1987                          2 photographs

Sleeve 1.69         House, East High Street, Woodstock Virginia, ca. July 1987            1 photograph

Sleeve 1.70         Individuals at George Washington “Buck” Smith House

                                Water Street, Woodstock Virginia, ca. August 1987                           2 photographs

Sleeve 1.71         Mt. Zion UMC Church, Corner Church and Locust Streets,

                                Woodstock Virginia, August 1987                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.72         “118 Water St., Our Marry Pom___”, Woodstock Virginia

1. September 1987 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.73         “Saftway entes”, Woodstock Shopping Center Christmas

                                Decorations, November 30, 1987                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.74         “Suining Box and Shoe”, November 1987                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.75         Apartment Building East Foundry Street, Woodstock Virginia

1. December 1987 2 photographs

Sleeve 1.76         “Back Part of House 118 Water St” Woodstock Virginia

                                December 1987                                                                                                1 photograph

Sleeve 1.77         “______Pelley Smith Home in 1987                                                         1 photograph

Sleeve 1.78         $1 Dollar Bills, ca. 1987                                                                                    3 photographs

Sleeve 1.79         “Pool Store in 1987” Shenandoah Ports, Woodstock Virginia        1 photograph

Sleeve 1.80         House being Demolished, “Old William Stoner House”, High

                                Street, Current Site Emanuel Lutheran Church Parking Lot

                                Woodstock Virginia, 1987                                                                             3 photographs

Sleeve 1.81         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  1of 8                             3 photographs

Sleeve 1.82         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  2 of 8                            3 photographs

Sleeve 1.83         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  3 of 8                            3 photographs

Sleeve 1.84         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  4 of 8                            3 photographs

Sleeve 1.85         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  5 of 8                            3 photographs

Sleeve 1.86         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  6 of 8                            3 photographs

Sleeve 1.87         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  7 of 8                            2 photographs

Sleeve 1.88         Woodstock Virginia Christmas Parade, 1987  8 of 8                            2 photographs

Sleeve 1.89         George Washington “Buck” Smith, ca. 1987-1991 1 of 2                   2 photographs

Sleeve 1.90         George Washington “Buck” Smith, ca. 1987-1991  2 of 2                  3 photographs

Sleeve 1.91         Carl Riggs, 1987-1991 1 of 2                                                                          2 photographs

Sleeve 1.92         Carl Riggs, 1987-1991  2 of 2                                                                         2 photographs

Sleeve 1.93         Groundhog, Skin, February 1988                                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.94         Water Street, looking north, Woodstock Virginia

1. February 1988 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.95         George Washington “Buck” Smith House with Christmas

                                Decorations, Water Street, Woodstock Virginia,

1. February 1988 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.96         Snow, ca. February 1988                                                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.97         Unidentified Structure, ca. February 1988                                             3 photographs

Sleeve 1.98         Hay and Field, East Court Street Woodstock Adjacent

                                Presbyterian Church, ca. February 1988  1 of 2                                    3 photographs

Sleeve 1.99         Hay and Field, East Court Street Woodstock Adjacent

                                Presbyterian Church, ca. February 1988   2 of 2                                   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.100       Unidentified House, ca. March 1988                                                        2 photographs

Sleeve 1.101       Painting Bank Building, Corner Main and Court Streets

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. March 1988                                                         3 photographs

Sleeve 1.102       “Old Building on Church Street”, Demolition, Woodstock

                                Virginia, ca. March 1988                                                                 3 photographs

Sleeve 1.103       Demolition, “Old House on Church Street” near Court

                                and Church Intersection, ca. March 1988                                               3 photographs

Sleeve 1.104       “Mrs. Ruth _____ Smith” House East Court Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, April 1988                                                                   1 photograph

Sleeve 1.105       George Washington “Buck” Smith Truck Corner Court

                                and Main Streets, ca. April 1988                                                                 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.106       Garden Corner Spring and Church Streets, “Ward Fravel”

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. April 1988                                                            1 photograph

Sleeve 1.107       Houses along Church Street, Woodstock Virginia, ca. April 1988  1 photograph

Sleeve 1.108       “Marvin, George, Mary, May 30, 1988, Cemetery Photograph     1 photograph

Sleeve 1.109       “In Backyard”, ca. June 1988                                                                        1 photograph

Sleeve 1.110       “Church Smyar DFD” Building Corner Commerce and High

                                Streets, Former Methodist Church Woodstock Virginia

1. June 1988 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.111       Individuals at George Washington “Buck” Smith House

                                Water Street, Woodstock Virginia, ca. June 1988                                               3 photographs

Sleeve 1.112       Walton and Smoot Drug Store, Front and Back, ca. June 1988      2 photographs

Sleeve 1.113       Unidentified Children ca. June 1988                                                         1 photographs

Sleeve 1.114       Photograph of Papers, ca. July 1988                                                         1 photograph

Sleeve 1.115       Smith Family Photographs, ca. July 1988  1 of 2                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 1.116       Smith Family Photographs, ca. July 1988   2 of 2                                  3 photographs

Sleeve 1.117       French Family Produce Sale Truck, Court Square, Woodstock

                                Virginia, July 1988                                                                                             1 photograph

Sleeve 1.118       Unidentified Garden, ca. August, 1988                                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 1.119       Fish, ca. August, 1988                                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 1.120       Woodstock Plaque, ca. August, 1988                                                       1 photograph

Sleeve 1.121       Picnic, August 1988                                                                                          3 photographs

Sleeve 1.122       “Dr Lamber Off Tacker Sep 88”                                                                   1 photograph

Sleeve 1.123       “Buck Smith House Back Yard”, ca. September 1988                         1 photograph

Sleeve 1.124       George Washington “Buck” Smith with Family Children

1. September 1988 1 photograph

Sleeve 1.125       Dog, ca. September 1988                                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.126       Smith Family Photographs, ca. September 1988  1 of 4                    3 photographs

Sleeve 1.127       Smith Family Photographs, ca. September 1988  2of 4                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.128       Smith Family Photographs, ca. September 1988  3of 4                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.129       Smith Family Photographs, ca. September 1988  4 of 4                    2 photographs

Sleeve 1.130       Construction, Corner Main and High Streets, Woodstock

                                Virginia, September 1988                                                                             3 photographs

Sleeve 1.131       Unidentified Scene, ca. September 1988  1 of 2                                  2 photographs

Sleeve 1.132       Unidentified Scene, ca. September 1988   2 of 2                                 2 photographs

Sleeve 1.133       “New Building Church St. Looks E Frence Brothers”

                                October 28 1988                                                                                               2 photographs

Sleeve 1.134       Wooden Toys Being Sold, ca. October 1988                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.135       Construction Work, Main Street Woodstock, October 1988          2 photographs

Sleeve 1.136       Corner Main and High Streets, Construction Scene, Woodstock

                                Virginia, November 1988                                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 1.137       “Valley Builders, Snyer Brothers on Commerce St.”

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. November 1988                                                                1 photograph

Sleeve 1.138       Snow, Thanksgiving 1988                                                                              2 photographs

Sleeve 1.139       Walton and Smoot Drug Store Interier, December 10, 1988 1 of 2 2 photographs

Sleeve 1.140       Walton and Smoot Drug Store Interier, December 10, 1988 2 of 2 2 photographs

Sleeve 1.141       March of Dimes, Woodstock Virginia 1988  1 of 2                               2 photographs

Sleeve 1.142       March of Dimes, Woodstock Virginia 1988   2 of 2                              2 photographs

Sleeve 1.143       “Open Space Wender” Main Street, Woodstock Virginia 1988     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.144       “House on Commes St. 228 S.W.” Woodstock Virginia 1988           1 photograph

Sleeve 1.145       Emanuel Lutheran Church Parking Lot Construction, High

                                Street Woodstock, 1988-1989  1 of 4                                                        3 photographs

Sleeve 1.146       Emanuel Lutheran Church Parking Lot Construction, High

Street Woodstock, 1988-1989  2 of 4                                                                                        3  photographs

Sleeve 1.147       Emanuel Lutheran Church Parking Lot Construction, High

                                Street Woodstock, 1988-1989  3 of 4                                                        2 photographs

Sleeve 1.148       Emanuel Lutheran Church Parking Lot Construction, High

                                Street Woodstock, 1988-1989  4 of 4                                                        3 photographs

Sleeve 1.149       Woodstock Village Apartments, Water Street 1988-1989 1 of 6   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.150       Woodstock Village Apartments, Water Street 1988-1989 2 of 6   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.151       Woodstock Village Apartments, Water Street 1988-1989 3 of 6   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.152       Woodstock Village Apartments, Water Street 1988-1989 4 of 6   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.153       Woodstock Village Apartments, Water Street 1988-1989 5 of 6   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.154       Woodstock Village Apartments, Water Street 1988-1989 6 of 6   1 photograph

Sleeve 1.155       Flowers at George Washington “Buck” Smith House, Water

                                Street Woodstock Virginia ca. 1988 – ca. 1990  1 of 2                         3 photographs

Sleeve 1.156       Flowers at George Washington “Buck” Smith House, Water

                                Street Woodstock Virginia ca. 1988 – ca. 1990  2 of 2                         2 photographs

Sleeve 1.157       “Wender Building on Main St” Woodstock Virginia 1988-1990

                                1 of 2                                                                                                                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.158       “Wender Building on Main St” Woodstock Virginia 1988-1990                     

                                2 of 2                                                                                                                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.159       Unidentified Kitchen, January 1989                                                          2 photographs

Sleeve 1.160       “N.E. Church St.” House with Christmas Decorations,

                                January 1989                                                                                                      1 photograph

Sleeve 1.161       “ Holtewort Road Looking S. South”, Hollingsworth Road,

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. February 1989                                                   1 photograph

Sleeve 1.162       Shenandoah County School Bus Maintance Garage, Water Street

                                and Mill Road, Woodstock Virginia, ca. February 1989                      2 photographs

Sleeve 1.163       Pine Meadows Adult Care Under Construction, Mill Road

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. February 1989 1 of 2                                       3 photographs

Sleeve 1.164       Pine Meadows Adult Care Under Construction, Mill Road

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. February 1989  2 of 2                                      3 photographs

Sleeve 1.165       “M ___Gilbe__ 1930 House on 228 S.W. Commes St”

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. February 1989                                                   1 photograph

Sleeve 1.166       Two Women, Mt. Zion Methodist Church, ca. April 1989                1 photograph

Sleeve 1.167       “Banbe Hen”, ca. April 1989                                                                         1 photograph

Sleeve 1.168       Unidentified House, April 1989                                                                  1 photograph

Sleeve 1.169       “W. B. Allen” House, Corner Church and High Streets

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. April 1989                                                            1 photograph

Sleeve 1.170       A.R.T. Construction Inc., Woodstock Virginia, April 1989                 2 photograph

Sleeve 1.171       “Hite House”, Commerce Street, Woodstock Virginia

1. April 1989 3 photographs

Sleeve 1.172       “Home on Water But 120”, Woodstock Virginia, ca. June 1989     1 photograph

Sleeve 1.173       Man with Buck Smith, Woodstock Virginia, ca. June 1989               1 photograph

Sleevc 1.174       “Water St. Looking S.W. Facing ____ 1988”, Woodstock

                                Virginia, ca. June 1989                                                                                    1 photograph

Sleeve 1.175       Smith Family Member, June 1989                                                             2 photographs

Sleeve 1.176       “M___E Deyes Front Yard”, ca. July 1989                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.177       “Babby Chicken 32 ____in yard”, ca. July 1989                                    1 photograph

Sleeve 1.178       “Pet Rabbit”, ca. July 1989                                                                            2 photographs

Sleeve 1.179       George Washington “Buck” Smith and Picnic, ca. July 1989            2 photographs

Sleeve 1.180       “Danle Smith Back Yard”, Woodstock Virginia, ca. July 1989           1 photograph

Sleeve 1.181       “Mr. Wener House on Muhlenburg St looking West, The George

                                Boyer House 1929”, The Warners Residence, October 12, 1989   1 photograph

Sleeve 1.182       Woodstock Library Building, October 1989                                            1 photograph

Sleeve 1.183       “V. Bank in 1989 Dec.” First Virginia Bank, Woodstock

                                Virginia, Corner Main and Locust Streets                                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.184       Unidentified Object, ca. February 1990                                                  1 photograph

Sleeve 1.185       Vehicles, August 1990                                                                                    1 photograph

Sleeve 1.186       Interior Room, ca. August 1990                                                                  2 photographs

Sleeve 1.187       Larkens Grocery, Columbia Furnace Virginia, ca. August 1990       1 photograph

Sleeve 1.188       Chickens, ca. August 1990                                                                            3 photographs

Sleeve 1.189       “1910 T. Glack House on Main S.T.” Woodstock Virginia

                                September 1990                                                                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.190       “Back Back Yard”, ca. October 1990                                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.191       Military Encampment, October 1990                                                       2 photographs

Sleeve 1.192       House Project, Water Street near Court and Water Street

                                Intersection, Woodstock Virginia, ca. October 1990  1 of 2             2 photographs

Sleeve 1.193       House Project, Water Street near Court and Water Street

                                Intersection, Woodstock Virginia, ca. October 1990            2 of 2   2 photographs

Sleeve 1.194       “Teen Baby Chcekons”, December 27 1990                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.195       “Old Boyer House”, Dingledine and Commerce Streets

                                Woodstock Virginia 1990                                                                               1 photograph

Sleeve 1.196       George Washington “Buck Smith”, Back Yard Images

                                December 1990 – January 1991   1 of 2                                                    2 photographs

Sleeve 1.197       George Washington “Buck Smith’ Back Yard Images

                                December 1990 – January 1991    2 of 2                                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 1.198       Ice Cream Truck, Main Street, Woodstock Virginia, June 1991      1 photograph

Sleeve 1.199       Petting Zoo, Woodstock Virginia, ca. June 1991                                  1 photograph

Sleeve 1.200       Court Square Dance, June 1991    1 of 2                                                  2 photographs

Sleeve 1.201       Court Square Dance, June 1991   2 of 2                                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 1.202       Unidentified Houses, June 1991                                                                                1 photograph

Sleeve 1.203       Woodstock Virginia Parade, ca. June 1991                                             3 photographs

Sleeve 1.204       Unidentified Item, June 1991                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 1.205       Woodstock Parade, ca. July 1991                                                               2 photographs

Sleeve 1.206       Woodstock Parade, ca. July 1991                                                               2 photographs

Sleeve 1.207       Gas Station under construction Corner East High and South

                                Main Streets, Woodstock Virginia, ca. July 1991                                  1 photograph

Sleeve 1.208       Church Event, ca. October 1991  1 of 2                                                    3 photographs

Sleeve 1.209       Church Event, ca. October 1991   2 of 2                                                   3 photographs

Sleeve 1.210       Senior Activities, October 1991  1 of 2                                                     3 photographs

Sleeve 1.211       Senior Activities, October 1991   2 of 2                                                    1 photograph

Sleeve 1.212       George Washington “Buck” Smith House, ca. October 1991          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.213       “Buck Smith ____1985” Tricycles, ca. October 1991                           1 photograph

Sleeve 1.214       “Lena Killingleck”, ca. October 1991                                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 1.215       Senior Activities, ca. December 1991   1 of 3                                         3 photographs

Sleevc 1.216       Senior Activities, ca. December 1991    2 of 3                                        2 photographs

Sleeve 1.217       Senior Activities, ca. December 1991    3 of 3                                        2 photographs

Sleeve 1.218       “Mr Walter Truck and Tractor taken in 1991”,

                                Woodstock Virginia                                                                                         1 photograph

Sleeve 1.219       “Safteywre 1991 V. Bank” Event, North end Shopping Center

                                Woodstock Virginia                                                                                         1 photograph

Sleeve 1.220       Dog Water Project Design, 1991   1 of 2                                                  3 photographs

Sleeve 1.221       Dog Water Project Design, 1991    2 of 2                                                 2 photographs

Sleeve 1.222       Photographs from intersection Muhlenberg and South Streets,

                                Woodstock Virginia, ca. 1991                                                                       2 photographs

Sleeve 1.223       Farm Use Truck and Building, January 1992                                           2 photographs

 

Box 2: 38758101471604

Sleeve 2.1           Robbie Smita and Wife, Undated                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 2.2           Construction, Court and Main Streets, Woodstock          

Virginia undated                                                                                               2 photographs

Sleeve 2.3           Stickley Hall, Corner Muhlenberg and String Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 2.4           “Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Miller” Home, Corner Spring and

                                Muhlenberg Streets, Woodstock Virginia, Undated                         2 photographs

Sleeve 2.5           Canning Photographs, Undated                                                                2 photographs

Sleeve 2.6           “Mr. Cheal, Champmont” Home, East High Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                                                     2 photographs

Sleeve 2.7           George Boyer Home, Church and ____ Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 2.8           North Water Street, Woodstock Virginia, under construction

                                Corner Mill Road and North Water Street, Undated                         3 photographs

Sleeve 2.9           Construction Work, Corner Main and High Street

                                Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                                                     2 photographs

Sleeve 2.10         Snow Scenes, Undated  1 of 2                                                                    2 photographs

Sleeve 2.11         Snow Scenes, Undated   2 of 2                                                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 2.12         Stickley Hall, Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                           1 photograph

Sleeve 2.13         Yard Scenes, George Washington “Buck” Smith House, Undated               2 photographs

Sleeve 2.14         Unidentified Road with construction barrers, Undated                   1 photograph

Sleeve 2.15         Chicken with Chicks, Undated                                                                    2 photographs

Sleeve 2.16         George Washington “Buck” Smith and other individuals, Undated2 photographs

Sleeve 2.17         Ducks along Water Street, Woodstock Virginia, Undated                               2 photographs

Sleeve 2.18         Woman in Field with Corn, Undated                                                        1 photograph

Sleeve 2.19         Chicken, Undated                                                                                            1 photograph

Sleeve 2.20         “Takme Back of Hickey in House No. 1118, WATER St”

                                Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 2.21         “Buck Smith Back Yard”, Undated                                                             1 photograph

Sleeve 2.22         Tree on Building with Coke Sign, Undated                                            1 photograph

Sleeve 2.23         Two Women and Child in Church, Undated                                          1 photograph

Sleeve 2.24         Women in Church, Undated                                                                       1 photograph

Sleeve 2.25         George Washington “Buck” Smith Family Photographs, Undated               2 photographs

Sleeve 2.26         “Mary E Phelps” and Child, Mt. Jackson Virginia, Undated             1 photograph

Sleeve 2.27         Unidentified Cityscape, Undated                                                              1 photograph

Sleeve 2.28         Dishes in Display Cabinet, Undated          1 of 2                                     2 photographs

Sleeve 2.29         Dishes in Display Cabinet, Undated   2 of 2                                            2 photographs

Sleeve 2.30         Chickens in Tree, George Washington “Buck” Smith House

                                Water Street, Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                        2 photographs

Sleeve 2.31         Airplane, Undated                                                                                           1 photograph

Sleeve 2.32         Unidentified Toddler, Undated                                                                 1 photograph

Sleeve 2.33         Church Scenes, Undated                                                                              3 photographs

Sleeve 2.34         Senior Activity, Undated 1 of 5                                                                   3 photographs

Sleeve 2.35         Senior Activity, Undated 2 of 5                                                                   3 photographs

Sleeve 2.36         Senior Activity, Undated 3 of 5                                                                   3 photographs

Sleeve 2.37         Senior Activity, Undated 4 of 5                                                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 2.38         Senior Activity, Undated 5 of 5                                                                   2 photographs

Sleeve 2.39         George Washington “Buck” Smith Trucks, House and Yard

                                Undated                                                                                                              2 photographs

Sleeve 2.40         Unidentified Group, Undated                                                                    1 photograph

Sleeve 2.41         Unidentified Woman, Undated                                                                 1 photograph

Sleeve 2.42         George Washington “Buck” Smith and Group

                                Woodstock Virginia, Undated                                                                     1 photograph

Sleeve 2.43         Man in Formal Dress, Undated                                                                  1 photograph

Sleeve 2.44         “Harrisonagg Smith, Agge 15-49, Tackin in Washton”, Undated   1 photograph

Sleeve 2.45         Dolphin Show, Undated                                                                                                1 photograph

Sleeve 2.46         Unidentified Nature Scene, Undated                                                     1 photograph

 

Box 3: 38758101509213

 

Folder 3.1            Postcards Sent to George Washington Smith, 1954-1988                                               

Folder 3.2            “Sarah Fish” Snapshot, 1975-1976

Folder 3.3            18-0507-0001 to 18-0507-0003

Folder 3.4            18-0507-0004 to 18-0507-0006

Folder 3.5            18-0507-0007 to 18-0507-0009

Folder 3.6            18-0507-0010 to 18-0507-0012

Folder 3.7            18-0507-0013 to 18-0507-0015

Folder 3.8            18-0507-0016 to 18-0507-0018   

Folder 3.9            18-0507-0019 to 18-0507-0021

Folder 3.10          18-0507-0022 to 18-0507-0024

Folder 3.11          18-0507-0025 to 18-0507-0027

Folder 3.12          18-0507-0028 to 18-0507-0030

Folder 3.13          18-0507-0031 to 18-0507-0033

Folder 3.14          18-0507-0034 to 18-0507-0036

Folder 3.15          18-0507-0037 to 18-0507-0039

Folder 3.16          18-0507-0040 to 18-0507-0042

Folder 3.17          18-0507-0043 to 18-0507-0045

Folder 3.18          18-0507-0046 to 18 0507-0048

Folder 3.19          18-0507-0049 to 18-0507-0051

Folder 3.20          18-0507-0052 to 18-0507-0054

Folder 3.21          18-0507-0055 to 18-0507-0057

Folder 3.22          18-0507-0058 to 18-0507-0060

Folder 3.23          18-0507-0061 to 18-0507-0063

Folder 3.24          18-0507-0064 to 18-0507-0066

Folder 3.25          18-0507-0067 to 18-0507-0069

Folder 3.26          18-0507-0070 to 18-0507-0072

Folder 3.27          18-0507-0073 to 18-0507-0075

Folder 3.28          18-0507-0076 to 18-0507-0078

Folder 3.29          18-0507-0079 to 18-0507-0081

Folder 3.30          18-0507-0082 to 18-0507-0084

Folder 3.31          18-0507-0085 to 18-0507-0087

Folder 3.32          18-0507-0088 to 18-0507-0090

Folder 3.33          18-0507-0091 to 18-0507-0093

Folder 3.34          18-0507-0094 to 18-0507-0096

Folder 3.35          18-0507-0097 to 18-0507-0099

Folder 3.36          18-0507-0100 to 18-0507-0102

Folder 3.37          18-0507-0103 to 18-0507-0105

Folder 3.38          18-0507-0106 to 18-0507-0108

Folder 3.39          18-0507-0109 to 18-0507-0111

Folder 3.40          18-0507-0112 to 18-0507-0114

Folder 3.41          18-0507-0115 to 18-0507-0117

Folder 3.42          18-0507-0118 to 18-0507-0120

Folder 3.43          18-0507-0121 to 18-0507-0123

Folder 3.44          18-0507-0124 to 18-0507-0126

Folder 3.45          18-0507-0127 to 18-0507-0129

Folder 3.46          18-0507-0130 to 18-0507-0132

Folder 3.47          18-0507-0133 to 18-0507-0135

Folder 3.48          18-0507-0136 to 18-0507-0138

Folder 3.49          18-0507-0139 to 18-0507-0141

Folder 3.50          18-0507-0142 to 18-0507-0144

Folder 3.51          18-0507-0145 t0 18-0507-0147

Folder 3.52          18-0507-0148 to 18-0507-0150

Folder 3.53          18-0507-0151 to 18-0507-0153

Folder 3.54          18-0507-0154 to 18-0507-0156

Folder 3.55          18-0507-0157 to 18-0507-0159

Folder 3.56          18-0507-0160 to 18-0507-0162

 

Box 4: 38758101509221

 

Folder 4.1            18-0507-0163 to 18-0507-0165

Folder 4.2            18-0507-0166 to 18-0507-0168

Folder 4.3            18-0507-0169 to 18-0507-0171

Folder 4.4            18-0507-0172 to 18-0507-0174

Folder 4.5            18-0507-0175 to 18-0507-0177

Folder 4.6            18-0507-0178 to 18-0507-0180

Folder 4.7            18-0507-0181 to 18-0507-0183

Folder 4.8            18-0507-0184 to 18-0507-0186

Folder 4.9            18-0507-0187 to 18-0507-0189

Folder 4.10          18-0507-0190 to 18-0507-0192

Folder 4.11          18-0507-0193 to 18-0507-0195

Folder 4.12          18-0507-0196 to 18-0507-0198

Folder 4.13          18-0507-0199 to 18-0507-0201

Folder 4.14          18-0507-0202 to 18-0507-0204

Folder 4.15          18-0507-0205 to 18-0507-0207

Folder 4.16          18-0507-0208 to 18-0507-0210

Folder 4.17          18-0507-0211 to 18-0507-0213

Folder 4.18          18-0507-0214 to 18-0507-0216

Folder 4.19          18-0507-0217 to 18-0507-0219

Folder 4.20          18-0507-0220 to 18-0507-0222

Folder 4.21          18-0507-0223 to 18-0507-0225

Folder 4.22          18-0507-0226 to 18-0507-0228

Folder 4.23          18-0507-0229 to 18-0507-0231

Folder 4.24          18-0507-0232 to 18-0507-0234

Folder 4.25          18-0507-0235 to 18-0507-0237

Folder 2.26          18-0507-0238 to 18-0507-0240

Folder 4.27          18-0507-0241 to 18-0507-0243

Folder 4.28          18-0507-0244 to 18-0507-0246

Folder 4.29          18-0507-0247 to 18-0507-0249

Folder 4.30          18-0507-0250 to 18-0507-0252

Folder 4.31          18-0507-0253 to 18-0507-0255

Folder 4.32          18-0507-0256 to 18-0507-0258

Folder 4.33          18-0507-0259 to 18-0507-0261

Folder 4.34          18-0507-0262 to 18-0507-0264

Folder 4.35          18-0507-0265 to 18-0507-0267

Folder 4.36          18-0507-0268 to 18-0507-0270

Folder 4.37          18-0507-0271 to 18-0507-0273

Folder 4.38          10-0507-0274 to 18-0507-0276

Folder 4.39          18-0507-0277 to 18-0507-0278

 

OVERSIZE: 18-0507-0079 Map Case Drawer C, Folder 18

Updated August 31, 2018

 

A Guide to the Dellinger Family Photographs Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

Created July 27, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Dellinger Family Photographs Collection

Date Range: Undated

Collection Number: 2018-0006

Extent: 1 small box

Language: English

Abstract: Eleven unidentified photographs by regional photographers.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Dellinger Family Photographs, Undated, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Purchased from Laughlin Auctions by the Shenandoah County Library, January 23 2018.   

Processing Information: Items were originally stored in a cardboard box. Photographs were placed in plastic sleeves and then stored inside paper sleeves for long term protection.  

Biographical/ Historical Note

Photographs are unidentified. Laughlin Auction reports they were sold by a Dellinger family of Shenandoah County. No additional information is available.

Scope and Content

This collection consists of eleven tintype photographs inside sleeves. Three photographs are marked as being taken by regional photographers.

Arrangement

Items are arranged in the order in which they were received.

Inventory

Box 1: Stack 8, Shelf 3

Sleeve 1.1 Unidentified Woman, Undated

Sleeve 1.2 Unidentified Family Portrait, Undated

Sleeve 1.3 Unidentified Man, “N. Routzahn Photographer, Winchester Virginia” Undated

Sleeve 1.4 Unidentified Woman, “Jacob W. Coffman Traveling Stationary Photographer, Photograph Gallery, Saint Luke, Virginia,” Undated

Sleeve 1.5 Unidentified Child “John T. Wilde Photographer Piedmont W.VA.” Undated

Sleeve 1.6 Unidentified Woman, Undated

Sleeve 1.7 Unidentified Man, Undated

Sleeve 1.8 Unidentified Woman and Child, Undated

Sleeve 1.9 Unidentified Man, Undated

Sleeve 1.10 Unidentified Man in Formalwear, Undated

Sleeve 1.11 Unidentified Woman and Child, Undated

 

A Guide to the Mary Lou Odum Newspaper Collection

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

Created July 17, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Mary Lou Odum Newspaper Collection

Date Range: 1925-1929

Collection Number: 2018-0005

Extent: 1 oversize box, 4 linear feet

Language: English

Abstract: Woodstock High School newspapers and a single newspaper from what is now James Madison University.   

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Mary Lou Odum Newspaper Collection, 1925-1929, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated to the Truban Archives by Mary Lou Odum, May 2 2018.  

Processing Information: Items were originally stored folded in Ziploc bags. Items were flattened and then placed flat in oversize folders.

Biographical/ Historical Note

Woodstock High School operated on Court Street in Woodstock Virginia from 1908 until 1933. The dates when the school published a newspaper is unknown. The newspapers were collected by Mary Wright a graduate of Woodstock High School and donated by her daughter Mary Lou Odum of Welch West Virginia after her death.

Scope and Content

This collection consists of approximately 4 linear feet of materials.

It contains newspapers published by Woodstock High School under the names “The Buzz” and “Virshenwood.”

Arrangement

Items are organized chronologically.

Inventory

Box 1: Stack 1, Shelf 4

Folder 1: “The Buzz” Volume I, Numbers 3, 5, and 8, Woodstock High School, December 1925- May 1926

Folder 2: “The Summer Breeze,” Volume III, Number 1, States Teachers College at Harrisonburg, August 25, 1926

Folder 3: “The Buzz” Volume II, Numbers 1-7, Woodstock High School, November 1926-May 1927

Folder 4: “The Virshenwood,” Volume 3, Numbers 1,2,3,4,7,8,9, and 10, Woodstock High School, October 1927-April 1928

Folder 5: “The Virshenwood,” Volume 4, Numbers 1-5, Woodstock High School, October 1928-March 1929

 

A Guide to the Lemuel Borden Collection, 2018-0004

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

Created July 17, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Lemuel Borden Collection

Date Range: 1891-1928

Collection Number: 2018-0004

Extent: 5 boxes, 4 linear feet

Language: English

Abstract: Publications from Lemuel Borden including the Tribune of the People produced by him in Calvary Virginia between 1891 and 1928.  

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Lemuel Borden Collection, 1891-1928, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Found in Library Director’s Office, June 2018.

Processing Information: When found, this collection was stored in three stacks on a shelf in the Shenandoah County Library director’s office. It was separated by year and month and then placed in letter size archival boxes. Items are currently stored in three full size, letter archival boxes and two half size, letter archival boxes.

Biographical/ Historical Note

Lemuel Borden (1850-1936) was a resident of Calvary Virginia, a small community in Shenandoah County located just west of Woodstock Virginia along what is now Senedo Road (Route 42). Lemuel first worked as a teacher and then became a self-taught lawyer that specialized in legal claims. Locals deemed him an “eccentric” who walked everywhere, was always prepared to discuss political events, and who was married three times, twice utilizing the services of a matrimonial agency.

Lemuel Borden published and most likely write the “Tribune of the People” which was a quarterly periodical that provided commentary on a wide array of agricultural, political, and literary issues. He also published various essays and other item. Lemual Borden died in 1936.

  Scope and Content

This collection consists of approximately 4 linear feet of materials.

It contains items produced or collected by Lemuel Borden between 1891 and 1928. The majority of the items are publications created by Borden including “The Tribune of the People,” an agricultural/political//literary periodical, and “The Essays of Lemuel Borden.” All were printed by Borden in Calvary Virginia.

Bibliography:

Mowery, R. (n.d.). A History of Calvary Virginia. 2008.

Arrangement

The Lemuel Borden Collection is arranged into the following two series:

Series I: Publications

               Box 1: Stack 4, Shelf 6

               Box 2: Stack 4, Shelf 6

               Box 3: Stack 4, Shelf 6

               Box 4: Stack 4, Shelf 6

Series II: Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  

               Box 5: Stack 4, Shelf 6

Items are organized chronologically within each series.

Inventory

Series I: Publications

Box 1     Stack 4, Shelf 6

Folder 1.1            Tribune of the People, 1891

Folder 1.2            The Tribune of the People, September 1897

Folder 1.3            The Tribune of the People, December 1897

Folder 1.4            The Tribune of the People, March 1898

Folder 1.5            The Tribune of the People, June 1898

Folder 1.6            Tribune of the People, March 1899

Folder 1.7            Tribune of the People, June 1899

Folder 1.8            Tribune of the People, December 1899

Folder 1.9            Tribune of the People, March 1900

Folder 1.10          Tribune of the People, June 1900

Folder 1.11          Tribune of the People, September 1900

Folder 1.12          Tribune of the People, December 1900

Folder 1.13          Eulogium and Poems, 1901

Folder 1.14          Tribune of the People, March 1901

Folder 1.15          Tribune of the People, September 1901

Folder 1.16          Tribune of the People, December 1901

Folder 1.17          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.18          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.19          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.20          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.21          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.22          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.23          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.24          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 1.25          Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

 

Box 2     38758101471554 Stack 4, Shelf 6

 

Folder 2.1            Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, & 4^th Series, 1902

Folder 2.2            Essays, Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 2.3            Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 2.4            Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1902

Folder 2.5            Tribune of the People, March 1902

Folder 2.6            Tribune of the People, March 1902

Folder 2.7            Tribune of the People, June 1902

Folder 2.8            The Tribune of the People, September 1902

Folder 2.9            The Tribune of the People, December 1902

Folder 2.10          The Tribune of the People, March 1903

Folder 2.11          Tribune of the People, June 1903

Folder 2.12          The Tribune of the People, June 1903

Folder 2.13          The Tribune of the People, September 1903

Folder 2.14          The Tribune of the People, September 1903

Folder 2.15          Tribune of the People, December 1903

Folder 2.16          The Tribune of the People, December 1903

Folder 2.17          Tribune of the People, March 1904

Folder 2.18          The Tribune of the People, March 1904

Folder 2.19          Tribune of the People, June 1904

Folder 2.20          The Tribune of the People, June 1904

Folder 2.21          The Tribune of the People, June 1904

Folder 2.22          The Tribune of the People, September 1904

Folder 2.23          The Tribune of the People, September 1904

Folder 2.24          The Tribune of the People, December 1904

 

Box 3     Stack 4, Shelf 6

 

Folder 3.1            The Tribune of the People, March 1905

Folder 3.2            The Tribune of the People, March 1905

Folder 3.3            Tribune of the People, June 1905

Folder 3.4            The Tribune of the People, June 1905

Folder 3.5            The Tribune of the People, September 1905

Folder 3.6            Tribune of the People, September 1905

Folder 3.7            Tribune of the People, March 1906

Folder 3.8            Tribune of the People, June 1906

Folder 3.9            Tribune of the People, September 1906

Folder 3.10          Tribune of the People, December 1906

Folder 3.11          The Tribune, Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1908

Folder 3.12          The Tribune, Essays by Lemuel Borden, 1908

 

Box 4     Stack 4, Shelf 6

 

Folder 4.1            Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1909

Folder 4.2            Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1909 1 of 4

Folder 4.3            Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1909 2 of 4

Folder 4.4            Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1909 3 of 4

Folder 4.5            Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1909 4 of 4

Folder 4.6            Borden’s Works, 3^rd Tribune Edition, 1909

Folder 4.7            Borden’s Works, 3^rd Tribune Edition, 1909

Folder 4.8            Third Tribune Edition, Works of Lemuel Borden, 1910

Folder 4.9            Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1912

Folder 4.10          Works of Lemuel Borden, Third Tribune Edition, 1912

Folder 4.11          “The Messenger,” Published by the Lutheran Orphan Home of the South, Salem,                                              VA, March 1928

 

Series II: Notes, Correspondence, Etc.

 

Box 5     Stack 4, Shelf 6

 

Folder 5.1            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #31

Folder 5.2            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #69-#71

Folder 5.3            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #71-#73

Folder 5.4            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #73-#74

Folder 5.5            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #74-#75

Folder 5.6            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #75-#77

Folder 5.7            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #77-#78

Folder 5.8            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #79-#80

Folder 5.9            Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #83-#84

Folder 5.10          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #85

Folder 5.11          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #86

Folder 5.12          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #87

Folder 5.13          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #88

Folder 5.14          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #90

Folder 5.15          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #96

Folder 5.16          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #99

Folder 5.17          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #101

Folder 5.18          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #108

Folder 5.19          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #120-#121

Folder 5.20          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #122

Folder 5.21          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #124

Folder 5.22          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #125

Folder 5.23          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #132

Folder 5.24          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #160-#161

Folder 5.25          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #172

Folder 5.26          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  #194

Folder 5.27          Notes, Correspondence, Etc.  Unnumbered

 

A Guide to the Powhatan Ruritan Club Collection, 2018-0002

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

Created July 9, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Powhatan Ruritan Club Collection

Date Range: 2002-2016

Collection Number: 2018-0002

Extent: 10 boxes

Language: English

Abstract: Records of the Powhatan Ruritan Club which operated in Strasburg Virginia. The collection includes secretary records, treasurer’s documents, and ephemera.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Powhatan Ruritan Club Collection, 2002-2016, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Donated by the Powhatan Ruritan Club representative Laura Mary Ryan, January 29 2018.    

Processing Information: This collection was originally stored in a series of three ring binders and plastic tubs. Items were removed and placed in document boxes where possible and large, flat boxes when needed. During processing much of the original organizational scheme for file names was retained.  

Biographical/ Historical Note

The Powhatan Ruritan Club was founded in 2002 at the Walnut Springs Christian Church by a group of local residents who desired to have a Ruritan Club in the Strasburg area. The organization was associated with the national Ruritan Club and was designed to support community services. During its years of operation, Powhatan supported various groups including local fire and rescue departments, area libraries, Response, the Shenandoah Community Free Clinic, and others. To do so it raised funds through various dinners, yard sales, and by serving food at community events. It disbanded in 2018 due to a declining number of members.

 

 

Scope and Content

This collection consists of approximately 13.5 linear feet of materials.

It contains items related to the Powhatan Ruritan Club produced between 2002 and 2016. The majority of the items are considered secretary records including correspondence, meeting minutes, membership lists, committee reports, etc.

The collection also contains some of the organizations financial records including account books, receipts, and invoice. A few photographs and ephemera items are also present.

Arrangement

The Woodstock Chamber of Commerce Collection is divided into the following three (3) series. Items within the series are organized chronologically.

Series I: Secretary Records includes items retained by the secretary including minutes, rosters, club events, committee reports, and correspondence.

                Box 1, Work Bench

                Box 2, Work Bench

                Box 3, Work Bench

                Box 4, Work Bench

                Box 5, Work Bench

                Box 6, Work Bench

                Box 7, Work Bench

Series II: Treasurer Documents includes items retained by the treasurer such as receipts, invoices, ledgers, and a small collection of photographs.

                Box 6, Work Bench

                Box 7, Work Bench

Box 8, Work Bench

Series III: Items includes ornaments, club plaques, and other physical items from the club’s history.

                Box 9, Work Bench

                Box 10, Staff Room

                Box 14, Staff Room

Bibliography:

Powhatan Ruritan Club Collection, 2002-2016, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia.

Miller, A. (2018, January 2). Local Ruritan club disbands, goes out giving. Northern Virginia Daily. Retrieved July 9, 2018, from http://www.nvdaily.com/life/lifestyle/2018/01/local-ruritan-club-disbands-goes-out-giving/.

Inventory

 

Series I: Secretary Records

Box 1     38758101471430

Folder 1.1            Documents and Roster, 2002

Folder 1.2            Charter Night, 2002

Folder 1.3            Financial Reports, 2002

Folder 1.4            Board of Directors Meeting Minutes, 2002

Folder 1.5            Meeting Minutes, 2002

Folder 1.6            Powhatan Ruritan Applications, 2002-2007

Folder 1.7            Roster and Documents, 2003

Folder 1.8            Club Monthly Reports, 2003

Folder 1.9            Financial Reports, 2003

Folder 1.10          Powhatan Ruritan Board Meeting Minutes, 2003

Folder 1.11          Powhatan Ruritan Applications-Associate, 2002-2007

Folder 1.12          Powhatan Ruritan Club Meeting Minutes, 2003

Folder 1.13          Financial Reports, December 2003-December 2004

Folder 1.14          Powhatan Ruritan Club Meeting Minutes, December 2003-December 2004

Folder 1.15          Roster and Documents, 2004

Folder 1.16          Club Monthly Report, 2004

Folder 1.17          Ruritan Sunday,

Folder 1.18          Ruritan Club Constitution, ca. 2004

Folder 1.19          Board Meetings, 2005

Folder 1.20          Regular Meetings, 2005

Folder 1.21          Committees, 2005

Folder 1.22          Membership and General Meeting, 2005-2006

Folder 1.23          Board Meetings, 2006

Folder 1.24          Regular Meeting Minutes, 2006

Folder 1.25          Club Reports to Ruritan National 2006

Folder 1.26          Blue Ribbon Award Application, 2006

Folder 1.27          Secretary Handbook, 2007

Folder 1.28          Roster and Documents, 2007

Folder 1.29          Minutes and Documents, 2007  1 of 3

Folder 1.30          Minutes and Documents, 2007  2 of 3

Folder 1.31          Minutes and Documents, 2007  3 of 3

 

Box 2     38758101471471

 

Folder 2.1            “Powhatan Pride” Newsletter, 2007

Folder 2.2            Committees, 2007

Folder 2.3            “The Care Package,” Shenandoah Free Clinic, Fall 2007

Folder 2.4            “Overlord Report,” National D-Day Memorial, Summer 2007

Folder 2.5            Hunters for the Hungry, 2007

Folder 2.6            Ruritan Newsletter, May and July 2007

Folder 2.7            Roster and Documents, 2008

Folder 2.8            “Powhatan Pride,” Newsletter, 2008

Folder 2.9            Monthly Reports, 2008

Folder 2.10          Regular Meetings, 2008

Folder 2.11          Board of Directors Meetings, 2008

Folder 2.12          Committees, 2008

Folder 2.13          Roster and Documents, 2009

Folder 2.14          Committees, 2009

Folder 2.15          Addresses, 2009

Folder 2.16          Board of Directors Minutes, 2009

Folder 2.17          General Meeting Minutes, 2009

Folder 2.18          Monthly Reports, 2009  1 of 3

Folder 2.19          Monthly Reports, 2009  2 of 3

Folder 2.20          Monthly Reports, 2009  3 of 3

Folder 2.21          Correspondence, 2009

Folder 2.22          Rockingham District, 2009

Folder 2.23          “Powhatan Pride” Newsletter, 2009

Folder 2.24          Roster and Documents, 2010

Folder 2.25          “Powhatan Pride” Newsletter, 2010

Folder 2.26          Addresses, 2010

Folder 2.27          Birthdays and Anniversaries, 2010

Folder 2.28          Committees, 2010

 

Box 3     38758101471489

 

Folder 3.1            Board of Directors Minutes, 2010

Folder 3.2            General Meeting Minutes, 2010

Folder 3.3            Correspondence, 2010

Folder 3.4            Monthly Reports, 2010  1 of 3

Folder 3.5            Monthly Reports, 2010  2 of 3

Folder 3.6            Monthly Reports, 2010  3 of 3

Folder 3.7            Awards, 2010-2013

Folder 3.8            Rosters and Documents, 2011

Folder 3.9            Birthdays and Anniversaries, 2011

Folder 3.10          Addresses, 2011

Folder 3.11          Committees, 2011

Folder 3.12          Board of Directors Meetings, 2011

Folder 3.13          General Meeting Minutes, 2011

Folder 3.14          Monthly Reports, 2011  1 of 3

Folder 3.15          Monthly Reports, 2011  2 of 3

Folder 3.16          Monthly Reports, 2011  3 of 3

Folder 3.17          “Powhatan Pride,” Newsletter, 2011

Folder 3.18          Roster and Documents, 2012

Folder 3.19          Addresses, 2012

Folder 3.20          Birthdays and Anniversaries, 2012

Folder 3.21          Correspondence, 2012

 

Box 4     38758101471497

 

Folder 4.1            Committees, 2012

Folder 4.2            Board of Directors Minutes, 2012

Folder 4.3            General Meeting Minutes, 2012

Folder 4.4            Monthly Reports, 2012  1 of 3

Folder 4.5            Monthly Reports, 2012  2 of 3

Folder 4.6            Monthly Reports, 2012  3 of 3

Folder 4.7            ”Powhatan Pride,” Newsletter, 2012

Folder 4.8            National Newsletters, 2012-2015   1 of 2

Folder 4.9            National Newsletters, 2012-2015   2 of 2

Folder 4.10          Roster and Documents, 2013

Folder 4.11          Addresses, 2013

Folder 4.12          Birthdays and Anniversaries, 2013

Folder 4.13          Committees, 2013

Folder 4.14          Board of Director Minutes, 2013

Folder 4.15          General Meeting Minutes, 2013

Folder 4.16          Monthly Reports, 2013  1 of 4

Folder 4.17          Monthly Reports, 2013  2 of 4

Folder 4.18          Monthly Reports, 2013  3 of 4

Folder 4.19          Monthly Reports, 2013  4 of 4

Folder 4.20          Roster and Documents, 2014

Folder 4.21          Addresses, 2014

Folder 4.22          Birthdays and Anniversaries, 2014

Folder 4.23          Committees, 2014

Folder 4.24          Board of Directors Meetings, 2014

Folder 4.25          General Meeting Minutes, 2014

 

Box 5     38758101471505

 

Folder 5.1            Reports, 2014    1 of 3

Folder 5.2            Reports, 2014,   2 of 3

Folder 5.3            Reports, 2014    3 of 3

Folder 5.4            Correspondence, 2014

Folder 5.5            Roster and Documents, 2015

Folder 5.6            Addresses, 2015

Folder 5.7            Birthdays and Anniversaries, 2015

Folder 5.8            Committees, 2015

Folder 5.9            Board of Directors Minutes, 2015

Folder 5.10          General Meetings, 2015

Folder 5.11          Reports, 2015    1 of 3

Folder 5.12          Reports, 2015    2 of 3

Folder 5.13          Reports, 2015    3 of 3

Folder 5.14          Correspondence, 2015

Folder 5.15          Correspondence, 2016

Folder 5.16          General Meeting Minutes, 2016

Folder 5.17          Board of Directors Meeting Minutes, 2016

Folder 5.18          Committees, 2016

Folder 5.19          Roster and Documents, 2016

Folder 5.20          Activity Reports, 2016    1 of 4

Folder 5.21          Activity Reports, 2016    2 of 4

Folder 5.22          Activity Reports, 2016    3 of 4

Folder 5.23          Activity Reports, 2016    4 of 4

 

Box 6     38758101471513

 

Folder 6.1            Charter Members and Officers, 2002

Folder 6.2            Powhatan Ruritan Account Books, 2002-2005

Folder 6.3            Powhatan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2003

Folder 6.4            Receipts and Invoices, 2003

Folder 6.5            Powhatan Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2004

Folder 6.6            Treasurer’s Documents, 2004

Folder 6.7            Club Meeting and Event Photographs, 2004-2006

Folder 6.8            Recognition Certificates, 2004-2016         1 of 2

Folder 6.9            Recognition Certificates, 2004-2016         2 of 2

Folder 6.10          Blue Ribbon Award Photographs, May 2005

Folder 6.11          Mayfest Parade Photographs, 2004

Folder 6.12          Third Anniversary Photographs, August 2005

Folder 6.13          Powhatan Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2005

Folder 6.14          Receipts and Invoices, 2005         1 of 2

Folder 6.15          Receipts and Invoices, 2005         2 of 2

Folder 6.16          Photographs of Parades, 2005-2007

Folder 6.17          State Corporation Commission, 2005-2011

Folder 6.18          Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings, and Administrative Documents, 2015-2017

Folder 6.19          “Tree Project,” Sandy Hook School Photographs, April 22, 2006

Folder 6.20          Event and Singers, Photographs, June 10, 2006

Folder 6.21          Powhatan Ruritan Club Photographs, 2006

Folder 6.22          Receipts and Invoices, 2006

Folder 6.23          Ruritan Club and District Officer’s Handbook, 2007

 

Box 7     38758101471521

 

Folder 7.1            Receipts and Invoices, 2007         1 of 2

Folder 7.2            Receipts and Invoices, 2007         2 of 2

Folder 7.3            Receipts and Invoices, 2008

Folder 7.4            Ruritan Club and District Officer’s Handbook, 2009

Folder 7.5            2009 National Convention

Folder 7.6            79^th Annual Ruritan Convention, 2009

Folder 7.7            Receipts and Invoices, 2009         1 of 2

Folder 7.8            Receipts and Invoices, 2009         2 of 2

Folder 7.9            Powhatan Ruritan Club Handbook, 2009

Folder 7.10          Treasurer’s Documents, 2009-2012

Folder 7.11          Receipts, 2010   1 of 2

Folder 7.12          Receipts, 2010   2 of 2

Folder 7.13          81^st Ruritan National Convention, 2011

Folder 7.14          Ruritan National Convention, 2011

Folder 7.15          Powhatan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2011

Folder 7.16          Treasurer’s Documents, 2011     1 of 3

Folder 7.17          Treasurer’s Documents, 2011     2 of 3

Folder 7.18          Treasurer’s Documents, 2011     3 of 3

Box 8     38758101471539

 

Folder 8.1            Powhatan Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2012

Folder 8.2            Treasurer’s Documents, 2013

Folder 8.3            Powhatan Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2013

Folder 8.4            Rockingham District Nine, Zone Four, Convention Pamphlet, October 5, 2013

Folder 8.5            Treasurer’s Documents, 2013-2015

Folder 8.6            Recognition Certificates, 2015-2017

Folder 8.7            Powhatan Ruritan Club Treasurer’s Handbook, 2015

Folder 8.8            Ruritan Publications, ca. 2016

Folder 8.9            “First Lady’s Breakfast” and Convention Photographs, Undated

Folder 8.10          Sandy Hook Clean-up Project Photographs, Undated

Folder 8.11          Photographs, Undated

Folder 8.12          Powhatan Ruritan Club Display, Undated

Folder 8.13          Fundraiser, Displays, Undated

 

Box 9     38758101500311

 

Ruritan National 75^th Anniversary Ornament, 2003

2003 Ruritan National Foundation Plaque

Strasburg Fire Department 2003 Third Best Appearing Float Plaque

Strasburg Mayfest Parade 2004 Civic Float First Place Plaque

Strasburg Fire Department 2004 Parade 2^nd Best Appearing Float Plaque

Strasburg Memorial Day Parade 2006 Best Civic Organization Plaque

2006 Operation We Care Ruritan National Plaque

Strasburg Memorial Day Parade 2007 Best Civic Organization Plaque

Strasburg Christmas Parade Plaque, 2008

Strasburg Memorial Day Parade 2008 Best Civic Organization Plaque

Ruritan National Blue Ribbon Award, 2012

Ruritan National Butterfly Pins Undated

Powhatan Ruritan Club Hat Undated

 

Box 10   38758101500329

 

Powhatan Ruritan Club Scrapbook, 2002-2003

Powhatan Ruritan Club Scrapbook, 2003-2005

 

A Guide to the Shenandoah County Library System Collection, 2015-0003

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

January 9, 2018

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Shenandoah County Library System Collection

Date Range: 1911-2017

Collection Number: 2015-0003

Extent: 13 boxes

Language: English

Abstract: A collection of related to the Shenandoah County Library, the Shenandoah County Library System, and the community libraries that make up that system. It includes documents, correspondence, reports, and photographs.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Shenandoah County Library System Collection, 1911-2017, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: The majority of the items were maintained by the Shenandoah County Library and were transferred to the archives. A smaller number of items were donated by library volunteers or supporters.

Processing Information: This collection has been processed over the course of several years as new materials were received. All have been processed based on their association with the library and how they were stored by staff. File names are as close to original as possible.

Biographical/ Historical Note

In 1983 the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors established the Shenandoah County Library to provide free library services to residents of the county. Two years later the library opened in the basement of the Crestar Bank in Edinburg Virginia. A new building on Stoney Creek Blvd. was dedicated in 2000.

In 1997 the Shenandoah County Library System was formed to integrate the efforts of the county library and the other community libraries that existed in Shenandoah County. While all of these organizations retain their independence, the system allows them to share items, a common catalog, IT support, and funding sources. As of 2017 the system consisted on the Fort Valley, Strasburg, Orkney-Bayse, Mt. Jackson, and New Market Community Libraries. The Edinburg Community Library was a founding member of the system but disbanded in 1999.

All of these libraries provide a wide array of materials and programs for their community. In addition, since 2000 the Shenandoah County Library has maintained the Shenandoah Room and Truban Archives which is a collection of materials related to the history of the area.

Scope and Content

This collection consists of approximately 18 linear feet of materials. This includes approximately 116 legal size folders, 9 oversize folders, five scrapbooks, five CD-ROMS, a single commemorative coin, and 14 rolled items. They are stored in 13 boxes and are organized into 9 series:

Series 1, 1911-1989, includes photographs, documents, and newspaper clippings related to the library and individuals associated with the library for the years 1911-1990.

Series 2, 1990-1999, includes photographs, documents, and newspaper clippings related to the library and individuals associated with the library for the years 1990-1999.

Series 3, 2000-2009, includes photographs, documents, and newspaper clippings related to the library and individuals associated with the library for the years 2000-2009.

Series 4, 2010-2019, includes photographs, documents, and newspaper clippings related to the library and individuals associated with the library for the years 2010-2019

Series 5, Undated, includes photographs, documents, and newspaper clippings related to the library and individuals associated with the library which are undated.

Series 6, Photographs, includes undated photographic images showing library events, staff, and structures.

Series 7, Physical Objects, includes multimedia and digital storage items along with small objects related to the library’s history for the years 2000-2016.

Series 8, Scrapbooks, five scrapbooks with photographs, newspaper clippings, and documents related to the Shenandoah County Library and community libraries for the years 1980-2000.

Series 9, Oversize, includes photographs, documents, blueprints, and newspaper clippings that are either oversize or are connected to oversize items.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in nine (9) series:

Series I: 1911-1989

Series II: 1990-1999

Series III: 2000-2009

Series IV: 2010-2019

Series V: Undated

Series VI: Photographs

Series VII: Physical Objects

Series VIII: Scrapbooks

Series IX: Oversize

These series have been placed in the catalog separately for search maximization but are stored together as one collection. Items within each series are arranged chronologically.

Inventory

Series I: 1911-1989

Box 1, 38758101394251 Stack 2, Shelf 7

Folder 1.1: Sallie Coe Smith, 1911-2005

Folder 1.2: Hugh Thomas Painter, 1936-2002

Folder 1.3: Shenandoah County Library History and Clippings, 1936-2007

Folder 1.4: Mt. Jackson Book Club Minutes and the Making of the Mt. Jackson Library, 1943-1990, 1 of 3

Folder 1.5: Mt. Jackson Book Club Minutes and the Making of the Mt. Jackson Library, 1943-1990, 2 of 3

Folder 1.6: Mt. Jackson Book Club Minutes and the Making of the Mt. Jackson Library, 1943-1990, 3 of 3

Folder 1.7: Edinburg Library Clippings, 1965-1975

Folder 1.8: Edinburg Library Minutes, 1969-1988

Folder 1.9: Negatives, Library Opening and New Building Opening Ceremony, 1969-2001

Folder 1.10: Photographs of Sallie Coe Smith and Edinburg Community Library, 1977-2005

Folder 1.11: History of the Archives, 1978-2011

Folder 1.12: County Library Beginning Papers, 1981-2000

Folder 1.13: County Library Beginning Papers, 1983-2001

 

Box 2 , 38758101160967 Stack 2, Shelf 7

 

Folder 2.1: Shenandoah County Library Policy Manual, August 20 1984

Folder 2.2: Library System Information, 1984-2004, 1of 3

Folder 2.3 Library System Information, 1984-2004, 2of 3

Folder 2.4: Library System Information, 1984-2004, 3of 3

Folder 2.5: Pictures Relating to New Construction/Orkney-Bayse Branch 1989-2001

Folder 2.6: County Library Cards, Brochures, Statistics, and Photographs, ca 1984-ca 2015

 

Series II: 1990-1999

 

Folder 2.7: Publications,1992-2002, 1of 2

Folder 2.8: Publicatins, 1992-2002, 2 of 2

Folder 2.9: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 1993

Folder 2.10: County Library Clippings, 1994-1999, 1 of 2

Folder 2.11: County Library Clippings, 1994-1999, 2 of 2

Folder 2.12: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 1995

Folder 2.13: County Library and Archives Programs and Pamphlets, 1995-2003

Folder 2.14: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 1996

Folder 2.15: Documents and Photos, 1996-2009

Folder 2.16: Shenandoah County Library Foundation, 1997-2017

Folder 2.17: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 1997

Folder 2.18: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 1998

Folder 2.19: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 1999

 

Series III: 2000-2009

 

Box 3, 38758101160975 Stack 2, Shelf 7

 

Folder 3.1: Hyper History Project, 2000-2003

Folder 3.2: Shenandoah County Building Dedication, 2000

Folder 3.3: Shenandoah County Library Construction and Opening Day, 2000

Folder 3.4: Shenandoah County Library Building Plans and Dedication, 2000

Folder 3.4: Shenandoah County Library Financial Documents, 2000

Folder 3.6: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2000

Folder 3.7: County Library Clippings and Photographs, 2000-2001

Folder 3.8: Shenandoah County Library and System, 20000-20004

Folder 3.9: Event Pictures, 2000-2005

Folder 3.10: Newspaper Clippings, 2000-2007

Folder 3.11: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2001

Folder 3.12: Archives Acquisitions, 2001-2004

Folder 3.13: Archives Floor Plan and Furnishings, 2002

Folder 3.14: Newspaper Clippings, 2000-2007

Folder 3.15: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2001

Folder 3.14: Holiday Decorating Workshop, Williamsburg Style, Dec. 3 2002

Folder 3.15: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2002

Folder 3.16: Holiday Decorating Workshop, Master Gardeners, Dec. 11 2003

Folder 3.17: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2003

Folder 3.18: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2004

Folder 3.19: Summer Reading, 2004

Folder 3.20: Shenandoah County Library Staff, Volunteers and Event Photographs, ca.2004-ca.2012

Folder 3.21: Volunteer Appreciation Dinner, April 14 2005

Folder 3.22: Catalogue Committee 2005

Folder 3.23: Library of Virginia, 2005

Folder 3.24: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2005

Folder 3.25: Newspaper Clippings, 2005-2012

Folder 3.26: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2006

Folder 3.27: Shenandoah County Library Board of Trustees Membership and Minutes, 2006

 

Box 4, 38758101465200 Stack 2, Shelf 7

 

Folder 4.1: Civil War Potluck, 2006-2008, 1 of 2+

Folder 4.2: Civil War Potluck, 2006-2008, 2 of 2

Folder 4.3: Pamphlets, Handouts, and Programs, 2006-2014

Folder 4.4: Shenandoah County Library Annual Report, October 9 2007

Folder 4.5: Archives Acquisition Fund, 2007

Folder 4.6: Encyclopedia of Virginia, 2007

Folder 4.7: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2007

Folder 4.8: Monthly Statistics, 2007-2008

Folder 4.9: Shenandoah County Library System Report to the Board of Supervisors, September 9 2008

Folder 4.10: New Market Area Library Dedication, December 12 2008

Folder 4.11: County Library Staff Meetings, 2008

Folder 4.12: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2008

Folder 4.13: Archives TV Shows, ca 2008, 1 of 2

Folder 4.14: Archives TV Shows, ca. 2008, 2 of 2

Folder 4.15: Shenandoah County Library 20 Year Celebration, 2008

Folder 4.16: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2009

 

Series IV: 2010-2019

 

Box 5, 38758101160090 Stack 2, Shelf 7

 

Folder 5.1: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2010

Folder 5.2: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2011

Folder 5.3: Shenandoah Room Genealogy Class by Karen Cooper and Jan Hood, September- October 2012

Folder 5.4: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2012

Folder 5.5: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2013

Folder 5.6: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2014

Folder 5.7: W.W. Robinson 4^th Grade Field Trip Archives Program, December 18 2015

Folder 5.8: County Library 15^th Anniversary Exhibit, 2015

Folder 5.9: Archives Manth, 2015

Folder 5.10: New Market Library Programs, 2015

Folder 5.11: Edinburg Virginia Exhibit, 2015

Folder 5.12: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2015

Folder 5.13: Shenandoah Room and Truban Archives Correspondence, 2015-2016

Folder 5.14: Shenandoah Room and Truban Archives Advisory Committee and Volunteers, November 2 2015-March 6 2017

Folder 5.15: Library Programme Flyers and Clippings, 2015-2017

Folder 5.16: Archives Programs, Clippings, and Publications, 2015-2017

Folder 5.17: Hottel-Keller Exhibit, 2015

Folder 5.18: Shenandoah Room/Archives Planner, 2015-2016

Folder 5.19: Archives World War Two Exhibit and Fair Veterans’ Day Information, September 1 2016

Folder 5.20: Shenandoah County Library Financial Report, 2016

Folder 5.21: Virginia Women in History Exhibit, 2016

Folder 5.22: Fort Valley Exhibit for Heritage Day, 2016

Folder 5.23: Archives Month, 2016

Folder 5.24: Archives World War Two Veterans Exhibit, November 2016-March 2017 Comments

Folder 5.25: Truban Archives and Shenandoah Room, 2016-2017

Folder 5.26: W.W. Robinson 4^th Grade Archives Program, January 5, 2017

Folder 5.27: Letter from Randolph Foltz Concerning 2017 Black History Month Program, March 16 2017

Folder 5.28: Bayse-Orkney Springs Community Library and Shannon-Bowman Arts Center Articles, March 29 2017

Folder 5.29: History Trivia Night, April 9 2017

Folder 5.30: Archives Superhero Drawings, April 2017

Folder 5.31: County Library Programs and Pamphlets, 2017

 

Series V: Undated

 

Box 6, 38758101394244 Stack 2, Shelf 7

 

Folder 6.1: Local History Celebration, “Loads of Fun,” Undated

Folder 6.2: Shenandoah Room Surname Registry, Undated

Folder 6.3: Family Names Researched Shenandoah County Library, Undated

Folder 6.4: Shenandoah County Flag, Undated

Folder 6.5: Assorted Photos, Undated

Folder 6.6: Photos, Undated

Folder 6.7: Stone House Photos, Undated

Folder 6.8: Linda Varnes Building Drawings Originals, Undated

Folder 6.9: Mt. Jackson Afghan Raffle, December 14 Unknown Year

Folder 6.10: Edinburg Community Library Stationary, Undated

 

Series VI: Photographs

 

Box 7 38758101161007 Stack 2, Shelf 7

Photos, undated

 

Box 8 38758101161056 Stack 2, Shelf 7

Photos, undated

 

Series VII: Physical Objects

 

Box 9 Stack 2, Shelf 7

CD-ROM: List of 12 Bible Records: John Byrd, Isaac Gore, J.D. Hawkins, Lowenzo Hawkins, Rhesa Hawkins, David Jorda, Solomon Kingree, Samuel Long, John Myers, David O’Roark, Shome, Samuel Weaver

CD-ROM: Lantz Mill History and Photographs,

CD-ROM: Heritage Day, 2004

CD-ROM: Free Press Photo Archives, Library Photographs, undated 1 of 2

CD-ROM: Free Press Photo Archives, Library Photographs, undated 2 of 2

World War One and World War Two Commemorative Coin Issued to World War Two Veterans, December 15 2016

 

Series VIII: Scrapbooks Stack 2, Shelf 7

 Box 10:

“Basement Years” and “Out Into the Light,” Shenandoah County Library Scrapbook 1985-2000

Shenandoah County Library Scrapbook, 1985-1990

Edinburg Community Library, ca. 1980

Shenandoah County Library Scrapbook, 1984-1988

Shenandoah County Library Scrapbook. 1984-1990

 

Series IX: Oversize

Box 11, 38758101161064 Stack 2, Shelf 4

Folder11.1, Presentation for New Library, undated

Folder 11.2, Library Property Survey, October 3, 2017

Folder11. 3, Library Building Plans and Drawings ca. 2000

Folder 11.4, Assorted Photos related to the library move ca. 2000

Folder 11.5, Summer Reading, General events, ca.2004

Folder 11.6, New Market Conceptual Drawings, ca. 2007

 

Box 12, 38758101161072 Stack 8, Shelf 5

Folder 12.1, Library System Poster Drawing by Linda Varney, undated

Folder 12.2, Newspaper Clippings, 1980-2000

Folder 12.3, Shenandoah County Library Opening Day photographs and timeline, 2001

 

Box 13: 38758101471224 (Location: Rolled Storage)

            Blueprints of Stone House

Shenandoah County Library Proposed Plans, June 1998

Remodeling of Irvin Warehouse into Edinburg Library, 1980

Conceptual Floor Plan, Shenandoah County Library

Genealogical Table of the Rhodes Family, 1985

Furniture Layout Diagram, Shenandoah County Library, 2000

Conceptual Drawings, Shenandoah County Library

Wise Family Tree

Land Holdings, ca. 1777

Shenandoah County Road Map, 1998

Shenandoah County Library Floor Plans, 1995

Conceptual Floor Plan, Shenandoah County Library

Conceptual Drawing, Shenandoah County Library

Conceptual Floor Plans, Shenandoah County Library

A Guide to the Valley Business Collection, 2015-0007

Compiled by Zachary Hottel

December 20, 2017

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg Virginia, USA

Title: Valley Business Collection

Date Range: 1885-1989

Collection Number: 2015-0007

Extent: 3 boxes

Language: English

Abstract: A collection of documents, letters, and records related to businesses in Shenandoah County and surrounding areas.  

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to researchers without restrictions. Researchers must register and agree to all copyright laws and archives policies before using the collection. Please contact the Shenandoah County Library before visiting to use this collection.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Valley Business Collection, 1885-1989, Truban Archives, Shenandoah County Library, Edinburg, Virginia, USA.

Acquisition Information: Acquired from various single donations and found as part of our legacy collections that have no recorded origins.  

Processing Information: These items have been processed from various single donations and unknown donations into a single collection to improve storage and access. Where possible folder titles correspond with original filing information.

Biographical/ Historical Note

The Edinburg Hatchery Company operated on Creekside Lane in Edinburg from around 1930 until the late 1950s. It was one of the many Shenandoah County businesses that specialized in poultry products during that time period. Chicks were shipped to the hatchery via the mail, raised to a certain age, and then sold to chicken farmers.

J.C. Hutchenson was one of the initial owners of the Edinburg Hatchery. He was born in 1867. From 1890-1903 he operated the railway mail service in Edinburg. He served as county treasurer and a member of the Virginia House of Delegates. Hutchenson died in 1946.

During the late 19^th century through the middle of the 20^th century the vast majority of county businesses were associated with either agricultural production, travel, or service based industry.

Scope and Content

The Valley Business Collection consists of approximately 4 linear feet of materials. This includes approximately 65 folders containing an array of documents and business records. There are two physical items.

Series 1, Edinburg Hatchery, 1894-1940 includes documents and records related to the Edinburg Hatchery and one of its early owners, J.C. Hutchenson.

Series 2, General Businesses, 1885-1989 includes documents and two physical objects related to a wide array of businesses in Shenandoah County and surrounding communities.

Bibliography

Stickley, Judy, Someone You Knew II: Shenandoah County Virginia Necrology, 1869-1989, Volume I, Self-Published, 1997, p. 718.

Williams, Mary Ann and Jean Allen Davis. The History of Edinburg, VA. Commercial Press Inc., Stephens City Virginia, 1994, p. 269.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in two (4) series:

Series I: Edinburg Hatchery, 1894-1940

Series II: General Businesses, 1885-1889

Items in these series are arranged chronologically in Series I. Series II is sorted by when the items were donated due to the fact the collection is continually growing. 

Inventory

Series I: Edinburg Hatchery, 1894-1940

Box 1:

Folder 1.1 Mr. J.C. Hutcheson Post Mail Clerk Ledger, 1894

Folder 1.2 Mr. J.C. Hutcheson Railway Mail Service Clerk Letters, 1902

Folder 1.3 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, A, 1939-1940

Folder 1.4 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, B, 1940

Folder 1.5 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, C, 1939-1940

Folder 1.6 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, D, 1939-1940

Folder 1.7 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, E, 1939-1940

Folder 1.8 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, F, 1939-1940

Folder 1.9 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, G, 1939-1940

Folder 1.10 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, H, 1939-1940

Folder 1.11 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, I, 1939

Folder 1.12 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, J, 1940

Folder 1.13 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, L, 1939-1940

Folder 1.14 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, M, 1939-1940

Folder 1.15 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, N, 1939

Folder 1.16 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, P, 1939

Folder 1.17 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills,S, 1939-1940

Folder 1.18 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, T, 1938-1940

Folder 1.19 Edinburg Hatchery Paid Bills, V, 1939-1940

Folder 1. 20 “Patronage Refund Certificates” Southern States Cooperative, 1939

Folder 1.21 Edinburg Hatchery Correspondence, 1 of 3, 1939-1940

Folder 1.22 Edinburg Hatchery Correspondence, 2 of 3, 1939-1940

Folder 1.23 Edinburg Hatchery Correspondence, 3 of 3, 1939-1940

Folder 1.24 Edinburg Hatchery, Virginia Department of Agriculture and Immigration, Hatchery Market Overview, October 1, 1938

Folder 1.25 Edinburg Hatchery, Bundy Incubator Correspondence, 1938-1939

Folder 1.26 US Department of Agriculture Flock Inspection Report on Edinburg Hatchery, October 7, 1939

Folder 1.27 Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Agriculture Correspondence with Edinburg Hatchery, 1938-1939, 1 of 3

Folder 1.28 Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Agriculture Correspondence with Edinburg Hatchery, 1938-1939, 2 of 3

Folder 1.29 Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Agriculture Correspondence with Edinburg Hatcher, 1938-1939, 3 of 3

Folder 1.30 Division of Markets Inspection Slips, Edinburg Hatchery, 1940

 

Series II: General Businesses, 1885-1989

 

Box 2:

Folder 2.1 Advertisement for “History of Shenandoah County” by John Wayland, Shenandoah Publishing House, undated

Folder 2.2 Advertisement for Central Telephone Supply House, Mt. Jackson VA, undated

Folder 2.3 Fravel and Feller Trade Card, Woodstock, undated

Folder 2.4 Mt. Jackson National Bank, Letter and Report on Conditions, 1885

Folder 2.5 History of Lantz Mills, undated

Folder 2.7 Farmer’s Mutual Telephone Directory, 1906

Folder 2.8 “Poor Man’s Dye’s For Sale” by Clower and Magruder, Woodstock VA and Pierce-Kagey Marriage Announcment, 1944

Folder 2.9 Shenandoah County Banking History Article, 1972

Folder 2.10 Jacob Smucker-Tariner Bill and Postcards, 1886-1913

Folder 2.11 Edinburg Woodcraft Shop Receipt, July 10 1950

Folder 2.12 Information on Edinburg Milling Company Employees, Betty Showman to Mary Ann Williamson, 2000

Folder 2.13 “Application for a License other than Liquor,” R. L. Tidler, New Market VA, 1901

Folder 2.14 Shenandoah County Bank Deposit Slip and figure sheet, ca. 1901

Folder 2.15 Shenandoah Telephone Company Notice, 1974

Folder 2.16 Advertisement, Milton Vetter Sewing Machines, Organs, and Pianos, 1900

Folder 2.17 Hugh Saum and Company of Edinburg VA, 1900

Folder 2.18 B. Schmitt Druggist and Miss Ollie Tallhelp Advertisements, undated

Folder 2.19 Zane’s Iron Works, 1765-1794

Folder 2.20, Hotel Woodstock Letterhead, Undated

Folder 2.21, W.S. French Flour Mill and Ice Firm, Undated

Folder 2.22, Valley Light and Power Company Checks and Forms, ca. 1914

Folder 2.23, The History of Lambert Transfer Company and R.J. Lambert Moving and Storage by Dot Lambert, February, 2008

Folder 2.24, Blue and Gray Tavern, Toms Brook Virginia

Folder 2.25, White Sulphur Inn, Bartonville Virginia, Undated

Folder 2.26, Gibbs and Heard Advertisements, Undated

Folder 2.27, The Shenandoah National Bank Condensed Financial Reports, 1929 and 1930

Folder 2.28, Copies of Information and Brochures Related to Bird haven and Shenandoah Community Workers, 2007

Folder 2.29, “The Southern Kitchen,” history, Ruth Reedy, 2016

Folder 2.30, Shenandoah Community Workers, Bird Haven Virginia Brochure, ca. 1930

Folder 2.31, French Brothers Dairy Envelop, Undated

Folder 2.32, Birthday Wishes Letter from N.B. Schmitt to Warren French, February 6, 1904

Folder 2.33 T. B. Richey Hardware and Grocery Store, advertisement, 189

Folder 2.34 Advertisement for “The Story of Johnny Appleseed” Published by the Shenandoah publishing House, undated

Folder 2.35 Advertisement showing books in print, Shenandoah publishing House, 1931

 

Box 3: Stack 5, Shelf 6

Lantz Mill Flour Sacks

“Shenandoahopoly,” by Woodstock Rotary Club, 1989