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Charles A. Johnston Collection 1696-2016
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User Information Historical Sketch Scope and Content Note Container List
Processed by Ben Tayloe 3 February 2017 Updated by Laura Christiansen 13 November 2017
Thomas Balch Library 208 W. Market Street Leesburg, VA 20176 USER INFORMATION
VOLUME OF COLLECTION: 39.86 cubic feet
COLLECTION DATES: 1696-2017
PROVENANCE: Charles A. Johnston, Manassas, VA; Matthews materials donated jointly by Charles A. Johnston and Currell M. Piggott Jr., Purcellville, VA
ACCESS RESTRICTIONS: Collection open for research
USE RESTRICTIONS: Physical characteristics and conditions may affect use of this material; photocopying not permitted
REPRODUCTION RIGHTS: Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained in writing from Thomas Balch Library
CITE AS: Charles A. Johnston Collection (M0098), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA
ALTERNATE FORMATS: Electronic media may apply
OTHER FINDING AIDS: Past Perfect catalogue records, Charles A. Johnston Book Inventory Index, Charles A. Johnston Audio Visual Index
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS: Electronic media
RELATED HOLDINGS: Winslow Williams Photograph Collection (VC 003), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA
ACCESSION NUMBERS: 2010.0248, 2010.0342, 2011.0020, 2012.0115, 2014.0071, 2015.0010; 2017.0029
NOTES: Processing of this collection made possible through Loudoun Library Foundation grant funding. Related Johnston collection materials can be found at the following institutions: Loudoun Museum, Leesburg, VA; Ashby-de-la-Zouch Museum, Leicestershire, United Kingdom; Simmons History Center, Quantico, VA; Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ; Inova Loudoun Hospital, Leesburg, VA
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
The Charles A. Johnston Collection contains materials related to the Johnston family of Leesburg, VA and other families related through marriage. Individuals who appear prominently within the collection are highlighted in boldface to aid researchers.
Charles Anthony Johnston (1806-1877) was born in Alexandria City, VA. He purchased the house at 21 West Loudoun Street (now 103 Loudoun Street SW) in Leesburg in 1839 and lived there until his death. He operated a dry goods and grocery store next door as well as two hat businesses. An article appearing in the Metro Virginia News explains that during the Civil War, Union troops ransacked the store next to the 21 West Loudoun Street home and the house itself. On other occasions, Confederate troops from Mississippi visited the home to dance with Charles A. Johnston’s daughters, including Mary Elizabeth Johnston [hereafter referred to as Lizzie Johnston] (1841-1920).
Johnston married his wife, Mary Rebecca Boss (1820-1905), in Leesburg on 13 September 1838. She was born in Leesburg, VA, the eldest daughter of Samuel M. Boss (1797-1872) and Elizabeth Foreman Fox Boss (1802-1874). Samuel M. Boss operated a mercantile store on King Street in Leesburg. One of her ten siblings, Private James Peter Boss (1842-1863), died from wounds received during the Battle of Gettysburg. Another sibling, Margaret Ann Boss (1824- 1884) married William Cline, Jr. (1818-1889), joining a Leesburg family that is covered extensively in this collection.
William Cline Jr. was born in Loudoun County, VA. He and his father, William Cline, Sr. (1780-1843) operated Cline & Sons Hardware on Market Street in Leesburg. William Cline Jr.’s oldest son, Charles Asbury Cline (1844-1914), married Jennie Bradford Roatch (1846-1928) and continued the family business. They lived in a house at the corner of Market and Wirt streets in Leesburg. Charles and Jennie Cline’s daughter, Jennie Bradford Cline (1867- 1957), or “Cousin Jen”, was very close to the Johnston family. Bertha Louise Cline (fl.1865-1952), Jennie Bradford Cline’s sister, married Francis Henney Smith Morrison (1864-1929). Their son, Henry Terry Morrison (1896-1978) retired as a Brigadier General in the United States Air Force.
Samuel John Johnston [hereafter referred to as S.J. Johnston] (1853-1925), one of Charles and Mary Elizabeth Johnston’s ten children, was born in Leesburg, VA. For years he operated a jewelry and watchmaking business on King Street. He later served as Leesburg town treasurer from 1902-1909 and held patents on numerous inventions.
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S.J. Johnston married Maria Louise Bayne (1865-1899) on 3 November 1883. She grew up in Baltimore, MD and was the daughter of Patterson Bayne (1824- 1900) and Mary Louise Latham Bayne (1836-1865). Soon after marrying, S.J. and Maria Louise Johnston moved to a house at the corner of Wirt and Loudoun streets in Leesburg that was built by the Norris Brothers. The home no longer stands. Mrs. Johnston gave birth to ten children, two of whom died as infants. Maria Louise Bayne Johnston died at the young age of 35.
S.J. Johnston married Beulah Marvin Neel (1878-1975), on 12 June 1901. She was born in Baltimore, MD and is referred to as “Granny” in this collection. Her parents were Abner Allen Preston Neel (1841-1909) and Alice Anderson Neel (1847-1878), and together they had five children. Mrs. Beulah Neel Johnston’s great grandfather, Samuel Williams was given a land grant of 420 acres in Greenbrier County, VA in 1818 for his service as an officer during the Revolutionary War. The original grant is included in this collection. Mrs. Beulah Marvin Neel was a teacher in Rippon, WV before marriage.
S.J. and Beulah Johnston had five children, only one of whom survived past the age of five. The brief lives of Stuart James Johnston (1902-1907), Alice Rebekah Johnston (1906-1910) and Beulah Neel Johnston (1916-1919) are highlighted extensively in this collection. Their middle child, John Allen Johnston (1911-2002), lived in the S.J. Johnston house until S.J. Johnston’s death in 1925. After S.J. Johnston’s death, Mrs. Beulah Neel Johnston purchased the 21 West Loudoun Street house previously owned by Charles A. Johnston.
John Allen Johnston attended Leesburg High School, The Georgia Institute of Technology and Washington and Lee University. He worked with the Rural Electric Administration in Loudoun, Fauquier and Prince William counties, was a real estate agent, secretary of the James Monroe Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, Rotary Club president and breeder and owner of several thoroughbred race horses. He married Helen Frances Matthews (1921-2006) on 19 June 1943 at the Leesburg Presbyterian Church.
Helen Frances Matthews was the only child of Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr. (1882-1926) and Cecile Gray Hutchison Matthews (1886-1971). Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr.’s parents, Charles Balthrope Matthews Sr. (1851- 1921) and Rosalia Settle Elgin Matthews (1852-1912), owned Sleepy Hollow Farm, near Aldie, VA. Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr. worked at the Loudoun National Bank in Leesburg for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr. and Helen Frances Matthews lived in a home at 46 Morven Park Road in Leesburg.
Cecile Gray Hutchison Matthews was the daughter of Charles Lewis Hutchison (1843-1917) and Mary L. Mankin Hutchison (1848-1923) of Herndon. Like others in his family, Charles L. Hutchison served the community as postmaster at
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Pleasant Valley beginning in 1882, and later was postmaster at Arcola. Charles L. Hutchison’s father was Melville Barbour Hutchison (1809-1893).
Helen Frances Matthews attended Leesburg High School and then Madison College. After marrying, she worked as a secretary at the People’s National Bank, and later for lawyer Wilbur C. Hall (1892-1972). She later completed graduate school at George Washington University, opening and operating Mrs. John Allen Johnston’s School on South King Street in Leesburg from 1952 to 1960. She then served as head teacher at the National Children’s Rehabilitation Center in Leesburg from 1959 to 1967 and became principal at Herndon Elementary School. John Allen and Helen Frances Matthews Johnston lived with their two boys, Allen Balthrope Johnston (b. 1951) and Charles Anthony Johnston (b. 1958), on Fairview Street in Leesburg (the current address is 113 Rosebrook Court, NW).
Other Notable Figures
Dr. John Gibson (1876-1947) offered medical services to members of the Leesburg community for years. He was instrumental in opening Leesburg’s first hospital in 1912 and attained a partial interest in White’s Ferry in 1946.
Loudoun County branched off from Fairfax County in 1757 and was named after John Campbell (1705-1782), the 4th Earl of Loudoun. He was a Scottish nobleman, the titular governor of Virginia from 1756-1758 and a former Commander in Chief of the British armed forces in Virginia. In April, 1976 and December, 1980, Barbara Huddleston Abney-Hastings (1919-2002), 13th Countess of Loudoun, visited Loudoun County, VA. Her visits are in this collection.
SOURCES:
Causey, Evelyn D., Johnston, Edna, and Smith, Kathryn Gettings. Exploring Leesburg: Guide to History and Architecture. Washington, DC: History Matters, LLC, 2003.
Charles A. Johnston Collection (M0098), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA.
Norris and Sons Account Book (BV 005), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA Thomas Balch Library Photograph Research Collection (VC 0001), Thomas Balch Library, Leesburg, VA.
Scheel, Eugene M. Loudoun Discovered: Communities, Corners & Crossroads. Vol. 2, Leesburg and the Old Carolina Road. Leesburg, VA: Friends of the Thomas Balch Library, 2002
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The Charles A. Johnston Collection contains family papers and artifacts of the Johnston family of Leesburg. The Charles A. Johnston Collection incorporates archives, manuscript materials, rare books, photographs and film.
This collection offers a view of life in Leesburg and Loudoun County from the late 1700s through the 20th century, giving the modern researcher a rare glimpse into how daily life was lived. Games, toys, report cards and children’s books shed light on how the Johnston children filled their days. Likewise, business records, patents, recipes, post cards, deeds and related items shed light on the Johnston family, their friends and the businesses they associated with on a daily basis. Detailed descriptions, photographs, artifacts and floor plans inform us about the Johnston’s homes. Items like S.J. Johnston’s ledger, kept during the period in which he served as Leesburg’s mayor, and Lizzie Johnston’s autograph album, signed by visiting Confederate troops from Mississippi, speak volumes about Leesburg’s unique and vibrant past.
The donor of the collection organized the materials based on the families who are highlighted, the periods during which they lived and the homes they inhabited. To retain the donor’s vision for the collection, the original order has been maintained. The collection is not organized in chronological order. The collection will remain open as the donor continues to donate material.
The donor created information sheets, providing an overview of every item in the collection. The sheets provide background on the Johnston family, individuals in the Leesburg community and the homes and businesses in which they lived and worked. Stories that had been passed down from family member to family member are included as well. The digital content referenced in the information sheets can be located by accessing the Audio Visual index.
Non-manuscript materials, artifacts and fragile or oversized manuscript items are stored separately. In these boxes, researchers will find many of the original items that are highlighted on the information sheets provided by the donor. The organization of these materials mirror the order of the information sheets referenced above.
The collection includes genealogical information focusing on the Johnston, Boss, Neel, Matthews, Mankin, Light, Cline and Hutchison families.
Bound volumes included in the collection can be located by accessing the related Bound Volume index.
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CONTAINER LIST
M0098
Box 1
Folder 1 Johnston genealogy
Folder 2 Johnston genealogy – background and Sons of the American Revolution [SAR] report
Folder 3 Johnston genealogy – SAR report 1
Folder 4 Johnston genealogy – SAR report 2
Folder 5 Johnston genealogy – SAR reports 3 and 4
Folder 6 Johnston genealogy – SAR reports 5 and 6
Folder 7 Johnston genealogy – SAR report 7
Folder 8 Johnston genealogy – SAR report 8
Folder 9 Johnston genealogy – SAR report
Folder 10 Boss genealogy
Folder 11 Johnston – Bayne genealogy
Folder 12 Neel, Light and Williams genealogy
Folder 13 Neel background and genealogy
Folder 14 Matthews and Piggott genealogy
Folder 15 History of the Johnston family
Box 2
Folder 1 Helen Matthews Johnston DAR Information; information about the Wolfkill, Elgin and Matthews families (1 of 2)
Folder 2 Helen Matthews Johnston DAR Information; information about the Wolfkill, Elgin and Matthews families (2 of 2)
Folder 3 Hutchison family genealogy
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Folder 4 Cline family genealogy
Box 3
Folder 1 News Releases – Loudoun Library Foundation grant
Folder 2 Charles A. Johnston’s Bible, pages
Folder 3 Charles A. Johnston’s Bible, spine
Folder 4 Charles A. Johnston’s Bible, spine
Folder 5 Mrs. C. A. Johnston, Mary Rebecca Boss; obituary, note and hair
Folder 6 ALS from Mary Rebecca Johnston, Christmas 1877
Folder 7 Boss family papers, 1850-1867
Folder 8 Boss family papers, 1872-1875
Folder 9 Boss family papers, 1876-1879
Folder 10 Boss family papers, n.d.
Folder 11 Sarah Boss McArtor, sister of Mrs. C.A. Johnston, envelope and booklet of verse, 1910
Folder 12 ALS from Anna Duffy highlighting Boss family information, including background on James Peter Boss, who died from wounds received during the Battle of Gettysburg, 1863; Christmas card sent from Anna Duffy to Mrs. S.J. Johnston
Folder 13 Charles A. Johnston collection tours and events
Box 4
Folder 1 Mary Elizabeth Johnston, Certificate of Death, 1920, Reward of Merit, n.d., and embroidered paper
Folder 2 Mary Elizabeth Johnston’s autograph album, “Wreaths of Friendship” with notes from Confederate soldiers, 1857-1862
Folder 3 Anna Johnston Martin, Christmas card, n.d.
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Folder 4 Cecelia M. Johnston, Certificate of Death, Christmas card, St. Patrick Day’s card, letter, 1914-1926
Folder 5 ALR by Cecelia M. Johnston, n.d.
Folder 6 Pages removed from “No. 2 Letter Sized” Letter Book; recipes, clippings, etc., 1902-1912
Folder 7 “No. 2 Letter Sized” Letter Book containing obituaries for Edward and Charles W. Johnston, 1902-1910
Folder 8 Reward of Merit for Charles W. Johnston, n.d.
Folder 9 Charles E. Johnston, son of Edward A. Johnston and Rose Prince Johnston, letters and post cards, 1918-1919
Folder 10 Sarah “Sallie” J. Johnston, later Mrs. Herbert N. Graham, her death of Pellagra, letters and post cards regarding Alice Rebekah Johnston, 1916
Box 5
Folder 1 21 W. Loudoun Street, newspaper article: “This Old House Put It’s Arms Around Me”, 1973
Folder 2 Watercolor of fruit by Cecelia M. Johnston
Folder 3 Post cards from 21 W. Loudoun Street, 1914-1924, newspaper article from 1919: “Albert, King of Belgium Visits Washington”
Folder 4 Two French embroidered post cards from World War I, 1918
Folder 5 Directions for playing Old Maid and Billy Whiskers, n.d.
Folder 6 Envelope made out to “Mrs. S.J. Johnston at Home”, n.d., Christmas card from 1936
Folder 7 1909 calendar, compliments of Dr. C.S. Coffman, Lewisburg, WV
Folder 8 Calling cards, R.C.L. Chamblin and Winnie Gray Gartrell
Folder 9 21 W. Loudoun Street, paper bags from Drug Fair [mouse traps removed]
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Folder 10 21 W. Loudoun Street, letters and a recipe, 1968
Folder 11 21 W. Loudoun Street, recipes from an Ames and Brownley box
Folder 12 21 W. Loudoun Street, recipes from a Textile Linen box
Folder 13 Four food pamphlets from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Folder 14 Post cards from 21 W. Loudoun Street and the S.J. Johnston house.
Folder 15 Post cards of Mount Vernon, 1920
Folder 16 Christmas post cards from 21 W. Loudoun Street, 1860–1940s
Folder 17 Christmas post cards from 21 W. Loudoun Street, 1906-1918
Folder 18 Small Commercial National Bank leather bound book and blank envelope, 1921
Folder 19 Two booklets from 21 W. Loudoun Street, Chastening, n.d. and Goodyear Welt Shoes, 1907
Folder 20 The Little Charmer, magazine from 1872, 21 W. Loudoun Street
Box 6
Folder 1 Card to S.J. Johnston from the Norris Brothers Builders, 1922
Folder 2 Note to S.J. Johnston from Laura Neel; Takoma Park Bank, “Report of Condition of Business”, 1917
Folder 3 S.J. Johnston tools and patents, 1982 article, “Local Teachers Collect Tools for a Hobby” and related papers
Folder 4 S.J. Johnston papers, includes Charles A. Johnston and S.M. Boss’s shares and receipts, 1832-1864
Folder 5 S.J. Johnston small ledger, 1924
Folder 6 S.J. Johnston property sale booklets, 1927
Folder 7 S.J. Johnston large rental accounts ledger, 1925-1929
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Folder 8 S.J. Johnston leather accordion file contents, 1904-1967
Folder 9 S.J. Johnston leather accordion file
Folder 10 Punctuality card made out to M.L. Latham, n.d.
Folder 11 Maria Louise Bayne Johnston’s Bible and related pages, her obituary, 1872
Folder 12 Christmas card, 1872
Folder 13 School of Dentistry pages from Samuel Boss Johnston’s 1911 University of Maryland yearbook, note and his business card
Folder 14 Post cards sent by Samuel Boss Johnston, 1911-1916
Folder 15 Patterson Bayne Johnston, letter and post cards, 1907-1921
Folder 16 George Latham Johnston, birth announcement for his daughter, 1919
Folder 17 Telegram from Latham Johnston to S.J. Johnston, n.d.
Folder 18 Paul Edward Johnston, post cards and letter, 1913-1919
Folder 19 Lawrence Malcolm Johnston, family notes, certificates and post cards, 1909-1913
Folder 20 Mary Louise Johnston, post cards and letters (1908-1928) and death certificate (1984)
Folder 21 Post card to S.J. Johnston from first cousin, Minnie McArtor, 1918
Folder 22 Two post cards sent to Charles E. Johnston, 1912 and 1916
Box 7
Folder 1 Material from the wedding of S.J. Johnston and Beulah Marvin Neel, 1901; also included is a wedding announcement for Mr. M.S. Reynolds Moler and Nellie May Hendricks, 1907
Folder 2 Two “Christian Accents” newspaper articles written by Rev. John Hiram Light Jr., n.d.
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Folder 3 Pages from New Testament and religious material belonging to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1935-1960
Folder 4 Scraps cut from post cards by Beulah Neel Johnston, 1910-1960
Folder 5 Granny’s leather bound address book, n.d.
Folder 6 Latamore School blank statements and blotters, 1916
Folder 7 Program, “The Exhibit of the Artists and Craftsman of Loudoun County, Virginia at the Old Mill, Waterford”, September 5, 6 and 7, 1947; Washington’s Prayer, n.d.; two programs from services, 1914 and 1954
Folder 8 ALS to Granny from Anna Duffy, 1956, card included with Duffy’s letter highlighting S.J. Johnston’s combination tool
Folder 9 ALS to Beulah Marvin Neel from Josephine Eunice Ross, Mrs. H. A. Neel, 1935
Folder 10 ALS to Fannie Edwards Fox Mason to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1914
Folder 11 “Step-On-It” orthopedic shoe receipts and card, 1931
Folder 12 Material from The Farmers & National Bank in Hamilton, VA, 1902- 1951
Folder 13 Death of S.J. Johnston, 1925, letters, cemetery documents, etc.
Folder 14 Two obituaries for Mrs. Beulah Neel Johnston, 1975
Folder 15 Beulah Marvin Neel before marriage, letters and other items, 1901- 1909
Folder 16 Beulah Marvin Neel’s 1895 Bible from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Folder 17 Birth announcement for Madison Moler, 1912, childhood friend of Beulah Marvin Neel
Folder 18 Miss Beulah Marvin Neel, teacher, Rippon, WV, Program for Teachers Institutes, 1900; Bible contents and letters, 1895
Folder 19 Correspondence to Beulah Neel, Mrs. S.J. Johnston, from the Neel family in West Virginia, 1907-1908
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Folder 20 Sympathy letters about Rev. A.A.P. Neel, 1909, 1 of 2
Folder 21 Sympathy letters about Rev. A.A.P. Neel, 1909, 2 of 2
Box 8
Folder 1 Edith Preston Neel, Mrs. John Hiram Light, Sr., and their children; post cards, 1910
Folder 2 Woodward & Lothrop store guide, J Wilbur Neel, n.d.
Folder 3 Margaret Sabina Neel, “Baboo”, letters and cards to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, invitation to her graduation ceremony from nursing school, 1921
Folder 4 Margaret Sabina Neel, birthday cards to John Allen Johnston, 1930
Folder 5 From the Belgian Congo, Reverend and Mrs. Henry T. Wheeler, letters and cards to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1948-1951
Folder 6 From the Belgian Congo, Reverend and Mrs. Henry T. Wheeler, straw and wooden fan
Folder 7 Laura Strider Neel, Mrs. Henry T. Wheeler, Christmas card and funeral program, 1974
Folder 8 Post card from Ellen Couchman Neel to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1921
Folder 9 Roy Neel Sanders, birth announcement, 1921
Folder 10 Cards and post cards sent to Mrs. S.J. Johnston in Leesburg, 1910- 1921
Folder 11 S. J. Johnston documents, 1906-1918
Folder 12 Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Johnston documents, 1920-1940
Folder 13 Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Johnston agreements, leases and contracts; union cemetery invoice, birthday card from Richard Nixon, 1942- 1971
Folder 14 Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Johnston documents, newspaper clippings, poem, post card and more, n.d.
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Folder 15 Two deeds; Bruce McIntosh and Beulah N. Johnston, 1942 and George F. Wheeler and Beulah N. Johnston, 1944
Box 9
Folder 1 Stuart James Johnston, “Little Jack”, Children’s Day Service program, 1906; “Our Little People” (4), 1907; notes and post cards, 1906-1907
Folder 2 Related envelopes, Little Jack, 1906-1907
Folder 3 Little Jack; obituary, letters and post cards, 1907
Folder 4 Poem that reminded Granny about Little Jack, “Little Master” by Emma Leute, 1913
Folder 5 Baltimore Southern Methodist, March 5, 1908, tribute titled “Our Jack”, page sixteen
Folder 6 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 25 November 1907
Folder 7 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 26 November 1907
Folder 8 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 27-29 November 1907
Folder 9 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 30 November – 2 December 1907
Folder 10 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 3 – 6 December 1907
Folder 11 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 11 – 17 December 1907
Folder 12 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 19 – 30 December 1907
Folder 13 Sympathy letters – Stuart James Johnston, 1908 and n.d.
Folder 14 Five flower cards from Little Jack’s funeral, 1907
Folder 15 Alice Rebekah Johnston, post cards, 1908-1910
Folder 16 Alice Rebekah Johnston, sympathy cards, 1910
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Folder 17 Alice Rebekah Johnston, sympathy cards, 1910
Folder 18 Alice Rebekah Johnston, cards and valentines, n.d.
Folder 19 Beulah Neel Johnston, record of birth, Farmers & Merchants National Bank savings book, post cards, cards and obituaries, 1916-1919
Box 10
Folder 1 21 notes and cards sent to John Allen Johnston, 1911-1922
Folder 2 Lock of hair belonging to John Allen Johnston
Folder 3 Easter greetings card by John Allen Johnston for his mother, 1916
Folder 4 Two notes of apology from John Allen Johnston to his mother, 1919
Folder 5 Drawing by John Allen Johnston for his mother, 1919
Folder 6 Dictionary given to John Allen Johnston from his dad, S.J. Johnston
Folder 7 Four notes in one envelope, from John Allen Johnston to his mother, 1918
Folder 8 Letter to Mrs. S.J. Johnston from John Allen Johnston, 1926
Folder 9 Note to Mrs. S.J. Johnston from John Allen Johnston and Louise Johnston while she was in Washington, 1925
Folder 10 Letters and clippings saved by John Allen Johnston, 1922-1928
Folder 11 Two letters written by Margaret Sabina Neel for John Allen Johnston, 1913-1915
Folder 12 John Allen Johnston’s silent movie star cards, early 1920s
Folder 13 Post cards to John Allen Johnston, 1915-1923
Folder 14 Post cards to John Allen Johnston from Anna Blanche McCabe, n.d.
Folder 15 Letter to John Allen Johnston from Uncle Allen Neel, 1957
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Folder 16 Leesburg High School material belonging to John Allen Johnston, including report cards and certificate of health, 1926-1928
Folder 17 Three tickets to a play, “The Love Cure”, Leesburg High School, 1928
Folder 18 Belated 17th birthday card sent to John Allen Johnston from Miss Margaret Sabina Neel, “Baboo”, 1928
Folder 19 Christmas egg nog recipe from the John Allen Johnston house, n.d.
Folder 20 John Allen Johnston, Rotary Club President, pin and clippings, 1962-1963
Folder 21 Obituary for John Allen Johnston, 2002
Folder 22 Helen Frances Matthews baby birth certificate, post cards, etc., 1921
Folder 23 “The Pioneer”, pages from Leesburg High School yearbook, 1932- 1933, belonged to Helen Frances Matthews
Folder 24 “The Lady of the Lake”, book report completed by Helen Frances Matthews, n.d.
Folder 25 Cards and clover from blue autograph album, Helen Frances Matthews, n.d.
Folder 26 Helen Matthews scrapbook, 1933-1935
Folder 27 Helen Matthews, Cotillion Club at Madison College, 1940
Folder 28 Helen Matthews driver’s license, 1939
Folder 29 Invitation to Helen Matthews graduation at Madison College, 1941
Folder 30 Madison College diploma and state teacher’s certificate, 1941, invitation to Masters degree graduation ceremony at George Washington University, 1964 and initiation certificate into The Delta Kappa Gamma Society, 1970
Folder 31 Two paper stencils by Helen Matthews, n.d.
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Folder 32 Calling cards for Mrs. Cecil H. Matthews and daughter, Mrs. Helen Frances Matthews, n.d.
Folder 33 Letter from J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the F.B.I., to Helen Frances Matthews about a stenographer job, 1941
Folder 34 Draft letter detailing Helen Matthews’ past employment, 1942
Folder 35 Seven Thanksgiving post cards, 1920-1921, to John Allen Johnston and Miss Jennie Cline
Folder 36 1972 Loudoun County map and 1985 Town of Leesburg street map, from John Allen Johnston’s real estate office
Folder 37 John Allen Johnston Real Estate – certificate, 1954 and business card
Folder 38 Graduation card given to Helen Frances Matthews with book, from Florence Bellows
Box 11
Folder 1 Marriage certificate and newspaper clipping detailing the marriage of John Allen Johnston and Helen Frances Matthews, 1943
Folder 2 Mrs. John Allen Johnston’s School, announcement of opening, programs, newspaper clippings, 1952-1954
Folder 3 Mrs. John Allen Johnston’s School, a written history, 1951-1959
Folder 4 Note cards made by Helen Frances Matthews Johnston, sold at the 1963 Waterford Fair
Folder 5 Helen Matthews Johnston, National Children’s Rehabilitation Center, newspaper article and pumpkin cut-outs, 1959-1967
Folder 6 Herndon Elementary School cookbooks, 1970, 1981 and n.d. (1 of 2)
Folder 7 Herndon Elementary School cookbooks, 1985-86 (2 of 2)
Folder 8 Letter from Fairfax County Schools acknowledging Helen Matthews Johnston’s intention to retire, 1982
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Folder 9 Deed between Clara S. Frye and Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Johnston, 1955
Folder 10 Bicentennial envelope that housed pictures of the Fairview Street house, 1960s and 1970s
Folder 11 Inventory of furniture from the Fairview house, 1989
Folder 12 Transactional papers from auction at 207 Fairview Street, 2003
Box 12
Folder 1 Johnston letters and post cards, 1908-1923 (1 of 6)
Folder 2 Johnston letters and post cards, 1910-1923 (2 of 6)
Folder 3 Johnston letters and post cards, 1913-1943 (3 of 6)
Folder 4 Johnston letters and post cards, 1906-1915 (4 of 6)
Folder 5 Johnston letters and post cards, 1910-1924 (5 of 6)
Folder 6 Johnston letters post cards, 1913-1928 (6 of 6)
Box 13
Folder 1 Letters and post cards to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1908-1924 (1 of 7)
Folder 2 Letters and post cards to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1908-1924 (2 of 7)
Folder 3 Letters and post cards, 1917-1919 (3 of 7)
Folder 4 Letters and post cards to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1907-1916 (4 of 7)
Folder 5 Letters and post cards to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1907-1908 (5 of 7)
Folder 6 Letters and post cards, mostly to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1904-1951 (6 of 7)
Folder 7 Letters and post cards, mostly to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1904-1951 (7 of 7)
Folder 8 Letters and post cards, 1915-1923
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Folder 9 75 post cards to John Allen Johnston, 1911-1925
Folder 10 Valentine’s Day cards, n.d.
Folder 11 Valentine’s Day card to John Allen Johnston from Miss Margaret Sabina Neel, “Baboo”, 1922
Box 14
Folder 1 Leather accordion file and letters, Charles Balthrope Matthews Sr., 1874-1887
Folder 2 Leather accordion file and letters, Charles Balthrope Matthews Sr., 1891-1899
Folder 3 Leather accordion file and letters, Charles Balthrope Matthews Sr., including letter from Madison Monroe regarding a poor house in Round Hill, 1901-1919
Folder 4 Leather accordion file and letters, Charles Balthrope Matthews Sr., n.d.
Folder 5 “DiZerega family sells Sleepy Hollow”, newspaper article, 1964
Folder 6 Hannah Brown McIntosh DiZerega; letters, post cards and recipes, 1910-1923
Folder 7 Biographical information about Martha Carr Elgin, Mrs. Edward Hartley Trundle
Folder 8 Charles Balthrope Matthews Jr., death certificate, c. 1922
Folder 9 Card indicating Miss Cecile Hutchison was an employee of the Treasury Department, 1918
Folder 10 Marriage of Cecile Gray Hutchison and Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr., post card, wedding invitation, newspaper clipping and marriage certificate, passages from journal, 1919-1920
Folder 11 Cards and letters saved by Cecile Hutchison, 1931 and n.d.
Folder 12 War ration book belonging to Mrs. Cecile Hutchison Matthews, 1940
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Folder 13 Charles B. Matthews, Jr. estate papers, 1923-1936
Folder 14 Date pudding recipe, Mrs. Cecile Hutchison Matthews, n.d.
Folder 15 Recipes from Mrs. Cecile Hutchison Matthews’ kitchen and brochure promoting Essowax, n.d.
Folder 16 Cut-outs from Meemo’s chicken pot holders, n.d.
Folder 17 Repair receipts, 1954-1957
Folder 18 Christmas card, 1950s, and post cards, 1961-1963, saved by Mrs. Cecile Hutchison Matthews
Folder 19 Death of Mrs. Cecile Hutchison Matthews, Sympathy cards and obituary, 1971
Folder 20 Presbyterian Church program in memory of Mrs. Cecile Hutchison Matthews, 1972
Folder 21 Smokehouse at 46 Morven Park Road, instructions for smoking hams, n.d.
Folder 22 Wires for attaching ornaments to Christmas tree at 46 Morven Park Road, 1920s
Box 15
Folder 1 Cecile Hutchison, New Testament pages, n.d., note about a briar root pipe carving completed by soldier, n.d.
Folder 2 Matthews, Hutchison and Mankin genealogy and family papers, including an 1852 Mankin will, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Matthews death certificates, marriage certificates and research
Folder 3 John Hutchison house newspaper clipping, Loudoun Times Mirror, 1986
Folder 4 From Cousin Bessie Florence Hutchison Benton, a Christmas card, n.d.
Folder 5 Post cards from Gilbert and Mary Sue Hutchison, 1961-1968
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Folder 6 Newspaper clipping found inside “Sweet Home Cook Book”, belonged to Mrs. Mary Mankin Hutchison, n.d.
Folder 7 Letter from John Burr Piggott, n.d.
Folder 8 Draft of obituary for Dr. John Burr Piggott, D.V.M., 1984
Folder 9 Letter documenting Helen Johnston’s donation to Loudoun Memorial Hospital in memory of Dr. John Burr Piggott, D.V.M., 1987
Folder 10 Note about comb belonging to Lucinda Presgraves Hutchison, n.d.
Folder 11 Letter from Mary Sue Wiley Hutchison to Helen Matthews Johnston, 14 August 1971
Box 16
Folder 1 Scrapbook signed by William Cline Jr., n.d., “A Start in Business Life”, clippings pasted on pages
Folder 2 Charles Ashbury Cline, business papers (1868-1871) and post cards (n.d. and 1923)
Folder 3 Confirmation book for Francis Henney Smith Morrison, 1883
Folder 4 Letter written by Bertha Cline requesting a baby carriage catalog, 1892
Folder 5 Jennie Bradford Cline, holiday cards, 1921 and n.d.
Folder 6 Jennie Bradford Cline’s cattery, related cards, ads and articles
Folder 7 Jennie Bradford Cline’s photography, related brochures, manuals and papers
Folder 8 Article about the Cline’s installing the first telephone line in Leesburg, mid-1880s, n.d., also celluloid booklet from the Cline house
Folder 9 Brigadier General H. Terry Morrison, 1908-1952, related papers, articles and cards
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Folder 10 Corrie Virginia Cline, post cards and letters, 1912-1923
Folder 11 Pages of lyrics, poems and post cards from the Cline house
Folder 12 Poem from the Cline house, n.d., “Mother kissed me in my dream”
Folder 13 Post cards, 1920 and n.d., and promotional cards from The Insurance Company of Virginia, from the Cline house
Folder 14 Blue and purple print, “View from Sing Sing”, and Carte de visite of Mary Queen of Scots
Folder 15 Charles A. Cline’s math notebook, 1860
Folder 16 Booklets from the Cline house
Folder 17 Report of the Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Survey for 1852, a scrapbook from the Cline house (1 of 2)
Folder 18 Report of the Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Survey for 1852, a scrapbook from the Cline house (2 of 2)
Box 17
Folder 1 Scrapbook from the Cline house (1 of 2)
Folder 2 Scrapbook from the Cline house (2 of 2)
Folder 3 Items removed from Cline & Sons Hardware Store Ledger, 1852- 1853, later used as a scrapbook by John Allen Johnston, c.1916 - 1919
Folder 4 Cline & Sons Hardware Store Ledger, 1852-1853, later used as a scrapbook by John Allen Johnston, c.1916 - 1919
Box 18
Folder 1 Countess of Loudoun visits Leesburg, 1976 letters and papers, and related materials
Folder 2 Post cards and recipes from the Beuchler family, 1914-1920
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Folder 3 “He lived in deeds, not years…,” an article paying tribute to Dr. John Gibson”, 1947, reprint from The Loudoun News
Folder 4 Bluemont Fair program, 1971
Box 19
Folder 1 Information sheets, Charles A. Johnston family
Folder 2 Information sheet, Overview of Johnston houses in Leesburg
Folder 3 Information sheets, 21 W. Loudoun Street house
Folder 4 Information sheets, recipes and items from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Folder 5 Information sheets, S.J. Johnston
Folder 6 Information sheets, family of S.J. Johnston and Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Folder 7 Information sheets, S.J. Johnston and Beulah Marvin Neel Johnston
Folder 8 Information sheets, Neel Family
Folder 9 Information sheets, S.J. Johnston house and S.J. Johnston and Beulah Marvin Neel Johnston’s children
Box 20
Folder 1 Information sheets, John Allen Johnston
Folder 2 Information sheets, Helen Frances Matthews
Folder 3 Information sheets, the Fairgrounds, home of Mr. John Allen Johnston and Helen Frances Matthews Johnston (1 of 2)
Folder 4 Information sheets, The Fairgrounds, home of Mr. John Allen Johnston and Helen Frances Matthews Johnston (2 of 2)
Folder 5 Information sheets, 46 Morven Park Rd., home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr.
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Folder 6 Information sheets, Matthews family
Folder 7 Information sheets, Hutchison and Mankin families
Folder 8 Information sheets, Cline family
Folder 9 Information sheets, Antique glass US Navy Dishes, Hutchison Family, correspondence with National Museum of the United States Navy
Folder 10 Information sheets, tatted doily for Helen Matthews Johnston, from Mrs. Susie Ellmore
Folder 11 Information sheets, electrical alarm for telephone call-bells, patented 1904, Hutchison
Folder 12 Information sheets, gift card and envelope from Florence Bellows to Helen Matthews, information on Arnold Bellows, author
Box 21
Folder 1 Information sheets, Lady Loudoun’s visits to Loudoun County
Folder 2 Information sheets, 14th Earl of Loudoun and Loudoun Castle
Folder 3 Information sheet, Elizabeth Pancoast Chamblin
Folder 4 Information sheet, Beuchler family and Beuchler’s Bakery
Folder 5 Information sheet, “A Tribute to Dr. John Gibson”, reprint from 1947
Folder 6 Information sheets, 1971 Bluemont Fair program and The Guide to Loudoun signed by author, Eugene Scheel
Folder 7 Information sheet, McGuffey's Newly Revised Fourth Reader, 1843?
Folder 8 Information sheet, Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver, signed by Reginald D. Lee Nixon
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Folder 9 Information sheets, Correspondence between Kenneth Hillier, Chairman of Trustees at the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Museum, and Charles Johnston regarding material documenting Lady Loudoun’s visit to Loudoun County, 2012
Folder 10 Information sheets, Loudoun Memorial Hospital photographs, 2012
Box 22
Folder 1 Information sheets, artifact box 1
Folder 2 Information sheets, artifact box 2
Folder 3 Information sheets, artifact box 3
Folder 4 Information sheets, artifact box 4
Folder 5 Information sheets, artifact box 5
Folder 6 Information sheets, artifact box 6
Folder 7 Information sheets, artifact box 7
Folder 8 Information sheets, artifact box 8
Folder 9 Information sheets, artifact box 9
Folder 10 Information sheets, artifact box 10
Folder 11 Information sheets, artifact box 11
Folder 12 Information sheets, artifact box 12
Folder 13 Information sheets, artifact box 13
Folder 14 Information sheets, artifact box 14
Folder 15 Information sheets, artifact box 15
Folder 16 Information sheets, artifact box 16
Folder 17 Information sheets, artifact box 17
Folder 18 Information sheets, artifact box 18
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Folder 19 Information sheets, artifact box 19
Folder 20 Information sheets, artifact box 20
Folder 21 Information sheets, artifact box 21
Folder 22 Information sheets, artifact box 22
Folder 23 Information sheets, artifact box 23
Folder 24 Information sheets, artifact box 24
Folder 25 Information sheets, artifact box 25
Folder 26 Information sheets, artifact box 26
Folder 27 Information Sheets, artifact box 31
Folder 28 Information Sheets, artifact box 32
Box 23
Folder 1 Information sheets, oversized manuscript box 1
Folder 2 Information sheets, oversized manuscript box 2
Folder 3 Information sheets, oversized manuscript box 3
Box 24
Folder 1 Information sheets, bound volumes box 1
Folder 2 Information sheets, bound volumes box 2
Folder 3 Information sheets, bound volumes box 3
Folder 4 Information sheets, bound volumes box 4
Folder 5 Information sheets, bound volumes box 5
Folder 6 Information sheets, bound volumes box 6
Folder 7 Information sheets, bound volumes box 7
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Folder 8 Information sheets, bound volumes box 8
ART0035
Box 1
Tray 1 The original 1839 brass door knocker from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 2 A piece of a door from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 3 Door knobs from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 4 Granny’s change purses from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 5 Victor “Choker” mouse trap from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 6 Victor “Choker” mouse trap from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 7 Can opener from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 8 Glass cake and pie knife from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 9 Textile Linen and Ames & Brownley Co. Merry Christmas boxes
Tray 10 A piece of a brick from the walk at 21 W. Loudoun Street
Box 2
Tray 1 S. J. Johnston hat brush
Tray 2 Knife and fork possibly used by slaves
Tray 3 Scissors used in Charles A. Johnston’s hat making business
Tray 4 Garrett and Company Insurance letter opener, 1902-1937
Tray 5 Granny’s reading glasses
Tray 6 Granny’s reading glasses case
Tray 7 Everyday silver from 21 W. Loudoun Street
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Box 3
Tray 1 Photographer’s brass bird whistle from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 2 Famous Authors, Parker Brothers game, instructions and forty cards
Tray 3 18 fragile cards from a Native American themed game
Tray 4 Card game in envelope, autograph album and memorandum book inscribed in ink
Tray 5 Coat of Arms of the Dominion of Canada souvenir pin from Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Johnston’s 1901 honeymoon
Tray 6 Mourning jewelry worn by Granny, Mrs. S.J. Johnston
Tray 7 Ink pen and blue box belonging to Mrs. S.J. Johnston
Tray 8 Petites Lettres, gift from Miss Hendricks
Tray 9 Mrs. Samuel John Johnston metal plate
Tray 10 Silk handkerchief carried by S.J. Johnston
Box 4
Tray 1 Marbleized scrapbook full of special recipes that belonged to Mrs. S.J. Johnston
Tray 2 Small pan for rolls that belonged to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, old tin Rumford biscuit cutter, wooden kitchen spoon from Granny’s house and a People’s National Bank pencil
Tray 3 Metal fish scaler that belonged to S.J. Johnston
Tray 4 School bell used by Beulah Marvin Neel
Tray 5 Pitcher purchased by Mrs. S.J. Johnston on her wedding trip
Tray 6 Butter chip from S. J. Johnston’s china collection
Tray 7 Small folding leather checker and backgammon board that looked like 2 books, to Granny from her father
Tray 8 Celluloid “Babe” Ruth Baseball Scorer, 1922
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Box 5
Tray 1 Leather wallet given to S.J. Johnston by his brother, George E. Johnston, Christmas 1924
Tray 2 Logan & Strobridge Iron Co. Ice Scraper
Tray 3 Ledger and scrapbook from when S.J. Johnston was a watchmaker and jeweler, 1875-1890s, Ledger belonging to S.J. Johnston, Treasurer of Leesburg, 1902-1909 and Chessindia board
Tray 4 Gift box containing cigar tied with red silk ribbon, card and tissue paper; reads “Merry Christmas to Mr. Johnston from Hannah Brown”
Tray 5 S.J. Johnston’s jewelry cleaning casket
Box 6
Tray 1 Chamois bag made by Mary Louise Johnston for her diamond anchor broach
Tray 2 Items belonging to S.J. Johnston; 3 gold plated studs, 2 small black wood studs, 7 bone studs and 1 steel ear cleaner
Tray 3 Buckle belonging to Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Tray 4 Black velvet from dress belonging to Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Tray 5 Buttons belonging to Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Tray 6 Jewelry worn in portrait by Fannie L. Latham Bayne
Tray 7 Maria Louise Bayne Johnston’s hymnal, A Collection of Hymns for Public, Social and Domestic Worship, 1885
Box 7
Tray 1 1884 Roman pattern silver plated soup ladle belonging to Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Tray 2 Dinner bell belonging to Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Tray 3 Red plush jewelry box belonging to Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
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Tray 4 Thanksgiving turkey decoration from the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 5 Thanksgiving turkey and candy container, containing original candy
Tray 6 Silver plated shaving mug engraved with “S.J. Johnston the Watchmaker”
Tray 7 Brass disc engraved by S.J. Johnston with the names and birth dates of Charles A. Johnston’s children on the front and the death dates of Charles S. and Laura Estelle Johnston on the back
Tray 8 Boots belonging to S.J. Johnston’s children
Box 8
Tray 1 Ceramic tile made by Mary Louise Johnston
Tray 2 Leaves of Friendship autograph album and photograph album belonging to Cecelia M. Johnston
Tray 3 Read’s “Grand Duchess” cologne and Colgate Perfume bottles that belonged to Mrs. Charles A. Johnston
Tray 4 Jewelry box that housed Beulah Marvin Neel’s engagement ring and an additional jewelry box, both from Charles W. Johnston, jeweler, Front Royal, VA
Tray 5 Chicken pot holders made by Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr.
Tray 6 Pink crochet gloves from Mary Louise Johnston’s trunk, 21 W. Loudoun Street
Tray 7 Charlie and Samuel baby pins, belonged to S.J. Johnston’s children
Tray 8 Ceramic heart pendant with White House on one side and Capitol on the other, belonged to Mary Louise Johnston
Box 9
Tray 1 Blocks that belonged to S.J. Johnston’s children
Tray 2 Name plates from horses that belonged to John Allen Johnston
Tray 3 “The Lady of the Lake” book report by Helen Frances Matthews
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Tray 4 57 cards, possibly Rook, card game that belonged to John Allen Johnston
Tray 5 Cut iron sign from “Home Place”, believed to be the home of the mother of the Wright Brothers, also a board to John Allen Johnston’s Auto Race game
Tray 6 Victorian tortoiseshell comb that belonged to Helen Frances Matthews
Tray 7 Cardboard Rook box with 95 Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum wrappers inside with coupon on the reverse that reads “United Profit Sharing Coupon”
Tray 8 A.C. Williams Co. cast iron bus with nickel wheels, toy belonging to John Allen Johnston, 1920s
Box 10
Tray 1 Multiplication tables done by “Little Jack” Johnston on small school slate
Tray 2 Spun cotton rabbit that belonged to “Little Jack” Johnston
Tray 3 Packet of “Little Jack” Johnston’s baby hair
Box 11
Tray 1 Small box of flowers, possibly from “Little Jack” Johnston’s funeral
Tray 2 Leather cap that belonged to “Little Jack” Johnston
Tray 3 Pale blue glass bead necklace and thimble that belonged to Alice Rebekah Johnston
Tray 4 Brown leather purse and red leather purse with seven Indian Head pennies that belonged to Alice Rebekah Johnston
Tray 5 Alice Rebekah Johnston’s wooden beads
Tray 6 Pressed funeral flowers tied with purple ribbon and purple cord with lined paper label and Alice Rebekah written in ink
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Tray 7 A lock of Alice Rebekah Johnston’s hair
Tray 8 Second press bunch of flower from Alice Rebekah Johnston’s funeral that was kept in Mrs. S.J. Johnston’s Bible
Tray 9 Two packets of Beulah Neel Johnston’s hair
Tray 10 Alice Rebekah Johnston’s baby bunting doll
Box 12
Tray 1 Shirt collar box from the Cline house
Tray 2 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition paper souvenir
Tray 3 A box of silk worm cocoons from the Centennial
Tray 4 Charles A. Cline ivory letter opener engraved with initials and ruler from the Cline house
Tray 5 Brown and yellow boxes that housed advertising cards
Tray 6 Cline advertising cards from yellow box
Tray 7 Cline advertising cards from brown box
Tray 8 Two brass stencils from Cline’s Hardware Hall
Box 13
Tray 1 Jennie Bradford Cline’s small wrench
Tray 2 Valentine made for John Allen Johnston by Jennie Bradford Cline
Tray 3 Jennie Bradford Cline’s reading glasses
Tray 4 Card work embroidery by Jennie Bradford Cline
Tray 5 John Allen Johnston Real Estate note pads, pen and key chain
Tray 6 Wm. Enders Oak Leaf Pocket Knives box from Cline Hardware
Tray 7 Blank diary from the Cline house
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Tray 8 Toy driving goggles that belonged to John Allen Johnston
Tray 9 Composition notebooks and pencil from Leesburg High School, John Allen Johnston
Tray 10 Small souvenir mug engraved with “John Allen”
Box 14
Tray 1 Wooden box with key from Cline’s Hardware store
Box 15
Tray 1 Jennie Bradford Cline’s brownie camera, photograph contact frame and roll of film
Box 16
Tray 1 Beaded purse that belonged to Lucinda Presgraves Hutchison
Tray 2 Wedding tortoise shell comb
Tray 3 Loudoun Castle stone chips
Tray 4 Hollow Easter egg decorated with a water color portrait of Lady Loudoun, by Anthony Johnston
Tray 5 Brass paperweight from Johnson’s House of Beef, Leesburg
Tray 6 Two embroidered handkerchiefs that belonged to Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr.
Tray 7 Countess of Loudoun tartan
Tray 8 Doll dishes that belonged to Cecile Gray Hutchison, Mrs. Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr.
Tray 9 Leather accordion file that belonged to Charles Balthrope Matthews, Sr.
Tray 10 Two wrought iron ham hooks from the smokehouse at 46 Morven Park Road
Tray 11 Milk glass nesting egg
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Box 17
Tray 1 Film documenting the Countess of Loudoun’s visit to Loudoun County, VA, 15-21 April 1976
Box 18
Tray 1 Biscuit cutter used by Beulah Neel Johnston
Tray 2 Donut cutter used by Mary Rebecca Boss Johnston and later Beulah Neel Johnston
Tray 3 Texas oil well souvenir sent by Beulah Neel Johnston’s niece, Katie Lou Neel Sanders
Tray 4 1921 small leather bound book in paper envelope from Commercial National Bank, Washington, D.C.
Tray 5 Pin and dress clip that belonged to Beulah Neel Johnston
Tray 6 Light bulb from 21 West Loudoun Street
Tray 7 Light bulb from 21 West Loudoun Street
Tray 8 Mentone Linen box holding Beulah Neel Johnston’s cut-out scraps, 1 of 2
Tray 9 Cut-out scraps saved by Beulah Neel Johnston, 2 of 2
Box 19
Tray 1 Rich’s Crystalized Canton Ginger, S.J. Johnston House
Tray 2 Marbles from the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 3 Three blue Chessindia game tokens and small tin cup from the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 4 Eight wooden blocks with paper illustrations
Tray 5 Arrow heads from John Allen Johnston’s “museum” at the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 6 Typewriter tools and metal typewriter ribbon box from S.J. Johnston house and then 21 West Loudoun Street
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Tray 7 Iron paperweight from S.J. Johnston’s desk
Tray 8 Envelope with white ribbon, hair and dried flowers, dated June 28, 1907, Maud Van Sickle written on the envelope
Box 20
Tray 1 Small wooden cigar box, Wm. Baum Little Cigars, dated March 2, 1901
Tray 2 PIT – Exciting Game for Everyone, Parker Bros. game, 1919, box and 65 cards
Tray 3 Rummie and Ten Other Good Games, 1914, blue box, instruction booklet and 53 cards
Tray 4 New Dixie-Rook Edition Rook, 1910, red box, instruction booklet and 56 cards
Tray 5 The Game of Doctor Busby, from the S.J. Johnston House
Tray 6 Paper folding fan with crested bird painted on it
Tray 7 Three toy cars that belonged to John Allen Johnston, from the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 8 1920s golf pencil set, possibly belonged to John Allen Johnston
Tray 9 French ivory (celluloid) baby brushes and comb from the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 10 Booties and crocheted baby cap that belonged to Beulah Neel Johnston
Box 21
Tray 1 Home Demonstration Club jar opener belonging to Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr.
Tray 2 Small section of crocheted tablecloth made by Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr.
Tray 3 Brass engraving plate used to make wedding announcements, belonged to Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr.
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Tray 4 Kitchen fork from 46 Morven Park Road
Tray 5 Christmas placemat made by Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr. in 1970
Tray 6 Sterling top of a tortoiseshell comb that belonged to Selina Wood Hutchison
Tray 7 Small tin prescription box from Edwards Drugstore, Leesburg, VA
Tray 8 Antique cocoa tin from 46 Morven Park Road
Box 22
Tray 1 Small pine drawer with grained finish
Tray 2 Two peanut parrots on swings, made by Mrs. S.J. Johnston and her son, John Allen Johnston
Tray 3 Small fabric American flag with 50 stars
Tray 4 Two early 20th-century boxes from 21 West Loudoun Street, from the S.J. Johnston house
Tray 5 1930s organdy gauntlet gloves that belonged to Mrs. S.J. Johnston, from 21 West Loudoun Street
Tray 6 Louise Johnston’s beaded evening bag, late 1910s or 1920s
Tray 7 Piece of carpet belonging to Beulah Neel Johnston
Tray 8 Snap, a children’s card game played at the S.J. Johnston house, 25 cards
Tray 9 Complimentary sewing kit from The People’s National Bank of Leesburg, from 21 West Loudoun Street
Box 23
Tray 1 Plaque given to Helen Matthews, Mrs. John Allen Johnston, Head Teacher at the National Children’s Rehabilitation Center, Leesburg, VA
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Box 24
Tray 1 The Improved Game of Star Authors, originally given to Helen Frances Matthews by Mrs. Arnold H. Bellows
Tray 2 Fragile blue autograph album that belonged to Helen Frances Matthews
Tray 3 Black walnut letter opener given to Helen Frances Matthews by a Hutchison cousin
Tray 4 Silhouette of Helen Frances Matthews, 1931
Tray 5 Rust colored fabric from a pair of walnut chairs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Johnston
Tray 6 Ceramic Martha Washington souvenir pitcher, brought by Charles A. Johnston for his mother, Mrs. John Allen Johnston
Tray 7 Doll hammock originally given to Helen Frances Matthews by Mrs. Arnold H. Bellows
Tray 8 Small frame [that used to house photograph of John Allen Johnston holding his sister, Beulah Marvin Neel] (See VC 0035)
Tray 9 Brass plaque from trophy, “Precious Cargo Wins”, horse owned by John Allen Johnston
Tray 10 Calling card printing plate, Helen Frances Johnston
Box 25
Item 1 Cotillion Club sash worn by Helen Frances Matthews at Madison College
Item 2 Drawn thread embroidery square made by “Aunt Lizzie”, Mary Elizabeth Johnston
Item 3 Domestic help apron (no label) from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Item 4 W.H. Dean Lockstitch apron from 21 W. Loudoun Street
Item 5 Linen sailor suit worn by John Allen Johnston
Item 6 Baby dress worn by Helen Frances Matthews
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Item 7 Belt from a dress worn by Beulah Neel Johnston
Item 8 American flag with 48 stars from 21 West Loudoun Street
Item 9 Leesburg High School armband
Item 10 Leesburg High School pennant
Item 11 Leesburg High School pennant
Item 12 Maid’s cap from 21 W. Loudoun Street, 1920s-1940s
Item 13 Tatted doily made by Mrs. Susie Ellmore as a Christmas present for Helen Matthews Johnston, 1970s or 1980s
Box 26
Item 1 S.J. Johnston’s patented combination tools
Box 27
Item 1 45 star flag from Cline’s Hardware Hall, 1896-1908 [in rolled materials box]
Box 28
Item 1 Framed miniature racing silks with print of “Tom Fool’ from 207 Fairview Street
Box 29
Item 1 Racing silks jacket made by Pratt Saddle & Harness Co., Baltimore, MD
Item 2 Racing cap made by Pratt Saddle & Harness Co., Baltimore, MD
Item 3 White sun bonnet that belonged to Alice Rebekah Johnston
Item 4 Pink sun bonnet that belonged to Alice Rebekah Johnston
Item 5 Doll sun bonnet
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Box 30
Item 1 Enamel baby plate belonging to John Allen Johnston
Item 2 Napkin ring belonging to John Allen Johnston
Item 3 Magnifying glass belonging to John Allen Johnston
Box 31
Item 1 19th Century Walnut Ballot Box used as a jewelry box by Mrs. John Allen Johnston
Box 32
Item 1 Grilling Rack used by S.J. Johnston
Item 2 Folding Key from the Cline House
Item 3 Johnson & Johnson Nylon Dental Floss from 21 West Loudoun Street, c. 1940s
Item 4 19th century bone and ebony dominoes that belonged to Charles A. Johnston
Item 5 Closet door latch from 21 West Loudoun Street.
Item 6 John Allen Johnston’s No. 1 Pocket Kodak Camera and Case
OMB0021
Box 1
Folder 1 Embroidered picture frame made by Nellie May Hendricks, bridesmaid to Mrs. Beulah Neel Johnston
Folder 2 Helen M. Johnston welcomes Barbara Bush to Herndon Elementary, The Herndon Observer, 4 December 1981
Folder 3 The Pioneer, yearbook of the 7th Grade at Leesburg High School, 1932-1933
Folder 4 Certificate of Promotion given to Mary Louise Johnston, from grammar grades to high school, 1916
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Folder 5 Pages from the S.J. Johnston family Bible
Folder 6 Time Magazine, 5 March 1934, from 21 West Loudoun Street
Folder 7 Time Magazine, 28 March 1938, from 21 West Loudoun Street
Box 2
Folder 1 Scrapbook assembled by Helen Frances Matthews
Box 3
Folder 1 Fragile page from an unknown crochet magazine, 1930s or 40s, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews
Folder 2 Evenings at Home, Home and Household, “Sunrise at Dallett’s”, n.d.
Folder 3 Original cartoon drawn by Walt Kelly, April 25, 1956
Folder 4 Farm and Fireside, 1903 (2 issues)
Folder 5 Times Dispatch Sunday Magazine, 1903, “Loudoun for Two Weeks Was Nation’s Capital”
Folder 6 Article about the Hutchison house, Loudoun Lifestyle, Loudoun Times Mirror, 1986, “Hutchison House stands undaunted in eastern Loudoun”; New Orleans Minstrels, advertisement for performance in 1876, from the Cline House
Folder 7 Land grant to Samuel Williams for 420 acres in Greenbrier County, VA
Folder 8 Bayne family portrait
Folder 9 Loudoun Times Mirror, April 22, 1976, documenting Lady Loudoun’s visit, “A Stone from a Scotish Castle”
Folder 10 The Loudoun Mirror, 1907
Folder 11 The Martinsburg Statesman, 1892 and one map of the United States showing farm animals from H.W. Hill & Co., Hills Triangular Hot Rings advertisement, 1878
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Folder 12 Metro Virginia News, 1973, “This Old House Put Its Arms Around Me”
Folder 13 The Loudoun Mirror, 100th Anniversary Edition, November 5, 1909
Folder 14 Loudoun Times Mirror, Civil War & Historical Edition, 1961, includes article on John Allen Johnston
VC0035
Box 1
Folder 1 Photographic portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnston
Folder 2 Copy of ambrotype of Mr. Charles A. Johnston and Samuel John Johnston, ferrotype of Mrs. Charles A. Johnston and George T. Johnston
Folder 3 Photograph of James P. Boss, brother of Mrs. Charles A. Johnston, died July 19, 1863 at Winchester, VA from wounds received at the Battle of Gettysburg
Folder 4 Photograph of building where Charles A. Johnston made straw hats, 1920s
Folder 5 Photograph of Mary Elizabeth Johnston
Folder 6 Photographs of Anna M. Johnston Martin, her husband Charles Carroll Martin, and daughter Mazzie Martin
Folder 7 Two Cartes de Visite of Cecila M. Johnston
Folder 8 Photograph of Mary Agnes Johnston, daughter of Edward A. Johnston
Folder 9 Small photograph of Charles E. Johnston and a family snapshot with a man, woman and two children
Folder 10 Edward J. Graham, son of Sarah J. Johnston, Mrs. Herbert N. Graham
Folder 11 Three portrait photographs of S.J. Johnston and one small family photograph of S.J. Johnston and four children
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Folder 12 Photograph of Mrs. Charles A. Johnston with Mrs. Louise Bayne Johnston and grandchildren
Folder 13 Four photographs of Mrs. Louise Bayne Johnston
Folder 14 Four photographs of the S.J. Johnston house without the tower
Folder 15 Twenty student photographs from when Ms. Beulah Marvin Neel was a teacher in Rippon, WV
Folder 16 Photograph of Ms. Beulah Marvin Neel in ostrich feather hat
Folder 17 Four portrait photographs of Nellie Hendricks Moller, bridesmaid to Mrs. S.J. Johnston
Folder 18 Photograph of “House bought by Charles A. Johnston in 1839” and John Allen Johnston with tennis racket
Folder 19 Carte de Visite of Cecelia M. Johnston
Folder 20 Carte de Visite of Mary Elizabeth Johnston, inscribed “Your friend Lizzie”
Folder 21 Photograph of Elizabeth Morris Thompson, Mrs. John H. Reynolds
Folder 22 Six photographs of Eva Neel Taylor
Folder 23 Five photographs of Edith Preston Neel Light and John Hiram Light Sr.
Folder 24 Nine photographs of John Allen Johnston
Folder 25 Eight photographs of John Allen Johnston on porch of S.J. Johnston house
Folder 26 Three photographs of John Allen Johnston from the 1940s
Folder 27 Four photographs of John Allen Johnston at Kaylor Park, 1920s
Folder 28 Four photographs of John Allen Johnston wearing a straw boater hat
Folder 29 Three photographs of John Allen Johnston with first cousin once removed
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Folder 30 Two photographs of John Allen Johnston in front yard of S.J. Johnston house
Folder 31 Four sepia photographs of John Allen Johnston at S.J. Johnston house
Folder 32 Five photographs of John Allen Johnston at 21 W. Loudoun Street
Folder 33 Ten school photographs of John Allen Johnston
Folder 34 Two snapshots at 21 W. Loudoun Street of John Allen Johnston with tennis racket and Mrs. S.J. Johnston
Folder 35 Two snapshots of Beulah Marvin Neel, Mrs. S.J. Johnston, 1920s
Folder 36 Three snapshots of John Allen Johnston and girl
Folder 37 Two photographs of John Allen Johnston with tin minnow bucket
Folder 38 Snapshot of John Allen Johnston with puppy
Folder 39 Eight photographs of John Allen Johnston with neighbor, Ellen Franklin and others
Folder 40 Snapshot of Louise Johnston with two young girls
Folder 41 Roy Neel Sanders baby picture
Folder 42 Four photographs of Siamese cats, taken by Winslow Williams, 1950s
Folder 43 Nine photographs of S.J. Johnston’s tools and Harold Berry and John Allen Johnston
Folder 44 Three photographs of Maria Louise Bayne Johnston
Folder 45 Cabinet card of Patterson Bayne, Maria Louise Bayne Johnston’s father
Folder 46 Photograph of S.J. Johnston’s children
Folder 47 Three photographs of Patterson “Bayne” Johnston, his daughter Mary Ruth Johnston and Bayne Johnston’s wife, Mary
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Folder 48 Three photographs of George Latham Johnston’s wife and daughter
Folder 49 Four photographs of Paul Edward Johnston
Folder 50 Two photographs of Lawrence Malcolm Johnston
Folder 51 Eight photographs of John Philip Johnston, some with sister Mary Louise Johnston
Folder 52 Fourteen photographs of Mary Louise Johnston
Folder 53 Photograph of Nellie Hendricks, bridesmaid to Beulah Neel Johnston
Folder 54 Ten photographs of Beulah Marvin Neel before marriage
Folder 55 Color Polaroid of Laura Neel Wheeler in hospital
Folder 56 Five photographs of Ellen Couchman Neel
Folder 57 Two photographs of Thomas Franklin Neel
Folder 58 1921 nursing school class photograph of Margaret Sabine Neel copied from Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ.
Folder 59 Twelve photographs of Samuel Boss Johnston
Folder 60 Photograph of Leesburg United Methodist Church taken in 1951, was in Mrs. Beulah Johnston’s 1935 copy of the New Testament
Folder 61 Three photographs of S.J. Johnston during his later years
Folder 62 Polaroid of Beulah Neel Johnston and Elizabeth Neel, 1973
Folder 63 Photoshop recreation of the S.J. Johnston jewelry store
Box 2
Folder 1 Family photograph album assembled by S.J. Johnston
Folder 2 Photograph of two little boys from Bessie L. Ross
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Folder 3 Five photographs of Stuart James Johnston
Folder 4 Two photographs of Alice Rebekah Johnston
Folder 5 Altered photograph of Alice Rebekah Johnston
Folder 6 Eleven photographs of Beulah Neel Johnston, 1916-1919
Folder 7 Restored photograph of John Allen Johnston and his mother
Folder 8 Photograph John Allen Johnston in sailor suit
Folder 9 Group photograph of children of Leesburg High School
Folder 10 Fifteen professional photographs of John Allen Johnston, 1911- 1930
Folder 11 Two photographs of “The Devil’s Bed”, rock formation near John Allen Johnston’s house
Folder 12 Photograph of Helen Matthews Johnston and husband with friends from Madison College
Folder 13 Twenty-three photographs of John Allen Johnston, Rotary Club President, 1962-1963
Folder 14 Twenty baby photographs of Helen Frances Matthews
Folder 15 Twelve Helen Frances Matthews photographs as a little girl with her “Kiddie Car”
Folder 16 Ten photographs of Helen Frances Matthews, 1930s
Folder 17 Nine Helen Frances Matthews school photographs, 1930s
Folder 18 Photograph of Helen Frances Matthews on Easter, 1931
Folder 19 Helen Frances Matthews, fourteen photographs, early 1940s
Folder 20 Photograph of Helen Frances Matthews, freshman at Madison College
Folder 21 Two photographs of Helen Frances Matthews, Cotillion Club at Madison College, 1940
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Folder 22 Thirty-three photographs of Helen Frances Matthews from Madison College, 1938-1940
Folder 23 Three photographs of Helen Frances Matthews at Madison College, Summer 1939
Folder 24 Page of prints of Helen Frances Matthews and Betty Elmore with kittens
Folder 25 Two pages of prints of Helen Frances Matthews sunbathing on row boat
Folder 26 Three photographs of Helen Frances Matthews and Bo Chittum, 1940
Folder 27 Two photographs of Helen Frances Matthews at Madison College Cotillion, 1941
Folder 28 Six photographs of Helen Frances Matthews at May Day Pageant at Madison College, 1941
Folder 29 Four photographs of Helen Frances Matthews and Ella Rudolph on class trip to National Gallery of Art, 1941
Folder 30 Two photographs of Helen Frances Matthews in fur coat, Madison College
Folder 31 Three photographs of Helen Frances Matthews horseback riding at Madison College, 1938
Folder 32 Senior portrait of Helen Frances Matthews at Madison College, 1941
Folder 33 Three photographs of Helen Frances Matthews and graduation day at Madison College, 1941
Folder 34 Eight photographs of Helen Frances Matthews on vacation in Atlantic City after graduation, 1941 or 1942
Folder 35 Eight photographs of Helen Frances Matthews with Elinor and Phoebe Lintner
Folder 36 Three photographs of Helen Frances Matthews at 50th class reunion, Madison College, 1991
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Folder 37 Twenty-one photographs of Helen Frances Matthews in Leesburg, 1941
Folder 38 Ten photographs from 46 Morven Park Road; Hutchison, Matthews, Piggott, 1943
Folder 39 Thirty-two photographs of Mrs. John Allen Johnston’s School
Folder 40 Ten photographs of Mrs. Helen Johnston, Principal at Herndon Elementary
Folder 41 Five photographs of Helen M. Johnston and Barbara Bush, Herndon Elementary, November 1981
Folder 42 Thirteen photographs of the Fairview Street house, 1950s
Folder 43 Photograph of Mrs. Jeanne Franks Steele Sturges boarding the Hindenburg
Folder 44 Photograph of Helen Johnston being awarded a Masters degree at George Washington University, 1964
Folder 45 Six photographs from Mrs. John Allen Johnston’s School, 1952- 1959
Box 3
Folder 1 114 Polaroids taken by John Allen Johnston and Helen M. Johnston at the Fairgrounds
Folder 2 Forty-three photographs of the Fairgrounds house on Fairview Street
Folder 3 Two photographs of horses at the Fairgrounds
Folder 4 Seven photographs of a wild turkey at the Fairgrounds, 1970s or 1980s
Folder 5 Two pages of prints taken of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Johnston, 1977
Folder 6 Sixty photographs of the Fairgrounds house on Fairview Street, 1980s
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Folder 7 Print of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Johnston, 1987
Folder 8 Eighty-nine photographs of the Fairgrounds house, late-1980s
Folder 9 Fifty photographs of the Fairgrounds house, 1960s-1990s
Folder 10 Three prints of Clara Frye’s pink cabbage roses, Fairview Street, 2001
Folder 11 Eighty-six photographs of house at 207 Fairview Street
Folder 12 Three photographs of Charles Balthrope Matthews, Sr. and family
Folder 13 Photograph of Martha “Mattie” Carr Elgin, Mrs. Edward Hartley Trundle
Folder 14 Three photographs of Margaret Elgin Matthews
Folder 15 Four photographs of Charles Balthrope Matthews, Jr.
Folder 16 Photograph of Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews Jr., 1930s
Folder 17 Photograph of Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr. 46 Morven Park Road, 1943
Folder 18 Photograph of Mrs. Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr. “Meemo”
Folder 19 Four panoramic photographs of 46 Morven Park Road
Folder 20 Sixteen photographs of Dr. John Burr Piggott, D.V.M. and mother
Folder 21 Photograph of plaque from Hydrotherapy Center, in memory of Dr. John Burr Piggott, D.V.M.
Folder 22 Eight Hutchison family photographs
Folder 23 Photograph of Joshua M. Hutchison and wife, Martha “Mattie” Mankin Hutchison with family
Folder 24 Six Polaroids of Elgin and Matthews graves
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Folder 25 Four photographs of the Matthews and the chicken house at 46 Morven Park Road, 1920s and 1930s
Folder 26 Photograph of Cecile Hutchison, Mrs. Charles B. Matthews, Jr., and other members of the Hutchison family in Chicago, n.d.
Folder 27 Photograph of Hannah Brown McIntosh Dizerega, n.d.
Box 4
Folder 1 Eighteen photographs of the Hutchison house and Sleepy Hollow Farm near Aldie
Folder 2 Photograph of Dr. Hugh Barbour Hutchison
Folder 3 Photograph of Gilbert Mills Hutchison
Folder 4 Twenty-one photographs of the family of George Cuthbert Hutchison
Folder 5 Cabinet card of “William Cline, Jr.”, 1884
Folder 6 Six photographs and cabinet cards of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Asbury Cline
Folder 7 Two photographs of Mrs. Charles Asbury Cline, Jennie Bradford Cline
Folder 8 Two cabinet cards of Francis H.S. Morrison, at eight months old, 1892
Folder 9 Portrait of Brigadier General H. Terry Morrison
Folder 10 Two photographs of Jennie Bradford Cline, “Cousin Jen”
Folder 11 Jennie Bradford Cline and photography, fourteen cyanotypes and seventeen van dyke prints
Folder 12 Three photographs of Margaret Ann Cline
Folder 13 Two selenium toned silver gelatin prints of the Cline house
Folder 14 Two photographs, one of Lady Loudoun and the other of Charles Anthony Johnston
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Folder 15 Photograph of Elizabeth Pancoast Chamblin
Folder 16 Photograph of John Allen Johnston and Beulah Neel Johnston
Folder 17 Two photographs of miniature portrait on ivory of Charles A. Johnston
Folder 18 Press Photograph of Mrs. Hollister Sturges, 1936
Box 5
Item 1 Frame with ambrotype of Charles A. Johnston and S.J. Johnston and ferrotype or tintype of Mary Rebecca Boss Johnston and Edward A. or George T. Johnston
Item 2 Baby photograph of Helen Frances Matthews
Item 3 Daguerreotype of Maria L. Latham Bayne
Item 4 Opalotype of Patterson Bayne
Item 5 Opalotype of Fannie L. Latham Bayne
Item 6 Tintype of Benjamin Hutchison and his father, Charles L. Hutchison
Item 7 Tintype of “Unknown”, Hutchison material
Item 8 Tintype of Melville Barbour Hutchison
Item 9 Tintype of Mary Hutchison
Item 10 Small tintype of a young woman
Item 11 Small tintype of a young woman
Item 12 Small tintype of a young woman
Item 13 Tintype of Beulah Marvin Neel
Item 14 Tintype of Selina Wood Hutchison
Item 15 Tintype of George Cuthbert Hutchison and Charles Louis Hutchison
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Item 16 Tintype of “Cross-eyed Clarence”, a Hutchison cousin
Item 17 Tintype of Benjamin and Cecil Hutchison (on right)
Item 18 Tintype of Cecil Gray Hutchison
Item 19 Tintype of Charles W. Johnston, “Charlie”
Item 20 Tintype of Minnie T. Jones, later Mrs. George T. Johnston
Item 21 Tintype of S.J. Johnston
Item 22 Tintype of unidentified man inscribed “Papa”
Box 6
Folder 1 Two strips of negatives taken by Charles A. Johnston, 1977
Folder 2 Clara Frye’s pink cabbage Roses, negatives from 2001 (1 of 3)
Folder 3 Clara Frye’s pink cabbage Roses, negatives from 2001 (2 of 3)
Folder 4 Clara Frye’s pink cabbage Roses, negatives from 2001 (3 of 3)
Folder 5 Negatives of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Johnston, 1987
Folder 6 Negatives of John Allen Johnston, 1977
Folder 7 Negatives of Mrs. John Allen Johnston
Box 7
Folder 1 Photograph of John Allen Johnston’s horse, Mister Judge
Folder 2 Photograph of John Allen Johnston’s horse, Cherokee Mary
Folder 3 Photograph of John Allen Johnston’s horse, S.S. Bounty
Folder 4 Photograph of S.J. Johnston, 1900
Folder 5 Photograph of the S.J. Johnston house
Folder 6 Picture, Lee and Jackson’s Last Farewell, from front room at 21 West Loudoun Street
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Folder 7 Photograph of Dr. John Gibson in his office on Market Street, Leesburg, 1902
Folder 8 Portrait of Alice Anderson Neel, Granny’s mother
Folder 9 Photograph of boys from S.J. Johnston’s first marriage
Box 8
Item 1 Box holding glass negative of the Cline house
Item 2 Glass negative of the Cline house, late 1800s
BV 0011
Refer to the Bound Volume Index
AV 0011
Refer to the Audio Video Index
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