Photograph of Isaiah Brown with a Light Collared Shirt
Close up black and white photograph of young Isaiah Brown with a light collared shirt on
Megan N. Medeiros (digitizer & annotator)
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Close up black and white photograph of Brad Knupp in a light colored collared shirt with two chest pockets
Photograph of Class of Young Students in their Classroom
Photograph of young students posing in their classroom from page thirty-five of the loose scrapbook pages in the white folder
Photograph of Hattie Washington on Holiday Card
Studio photograph of Hattie Washington, mother of Dr. Shirley Washington, in a hat on Holiday Card
Photograph of John Marks III Holding Infant John Marks IV
Polaroid of John Marks III, Mary Awkard Fairfax's nephew, holding his infant son John Marks IV from page fifteen of the red family photo album
Image of the title of the publication "Dialogue: A publication for employees of Dairymen, Inc" referencing the images found on the same page (MAF0027 and MAF0028) from page eleven of the red family photo album
Antique Photograph of Joseph C. Awkard Jr., Leona Awkard, Edna Tate, and Another Woman
Antique photograph of Joseph C. Awkard Jr., son of Joseph C. Awkard Sr. and brother of Mary Awkard Fairfax; Leona Awkard, sister of Mary Awkard Fairfax and mother of Mary Ann Smith-Tucker; Edna Tate; and an unidentified woman from page forty of the red family photo album
Antique Photograph of Joseph C. Awkard Sr.
Antique photograph of Mary Awkard Fairfax's father, Joseph C. Awkard Sr., a carpenter partially responsible for the building of the homes on Mason St in Harrisonburg, Va from page fifteen of the red family photo album
An article in Dairymen, Inc News, Volume XI Number 6 from April 1978, on James Fairfax for logging "2.5 million accident-free miles" and becoming Virginia Driver of the Year from page nine of the red family photo album
Article on Professor Harris with Pink Sticky Note Label
Article on Professor Harris with pink sticky note label over the top of it: "Professor Harris (article) Teachers
Simms" including Mrs. Frances Bates, Mr. Burrell, Mrs. Moats, and Mr. Moore from page one of the loose scrapbook pages in the white folder