Today In History

November 6, 1986 — A crudely-made clock crafted by a Page County resident in 1801 was auctioned in New York Oct. 25 for $185,000. An anonymous bidder purchased the clock, which was auctioned by Sotheby-Parke-Bernet, […]

November 5, 1964 — Leroy Tomney, of Shenandoah, proprietor of the Luray Bowling Lanes, captured the 28th annual Virginia State Open Duckpin Tournament held last weekend at Health Center Lanes in Winchester by edging Billy […]

November 4, 1965 — After many years without its own athletic field, Page County High School is taking steps to complete the present field at the school. Plans include lights for football and baseball, construction […]

November 3, 1887 — Last Monday evening about 8 o’clock Mr. John M. Lichliter, the well-known saddler of Luray, was in Messers. Harmison and Co.’s store in this place, apparently as well as usual. Leaving […]

November 2, 1961 — A momentous event occurred recently at what is known as Long’s Store when the old pot-bellied stove, a fixture in the store for some 60 years, was removed in favor of […]

November 1, 1990 — Those who want a Virginia drivers license will have to drive — more than likely be driven — to Front Royal or Harrisonburg. As of today, the Virginia Department of Motor […]