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Media Centennial Executive Committee visiting new Media Bell Telephone Exchange
Address: 200 W. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1950-04-05
Individuals are not identified on negative envelope. Group includes Frank Lees, J. Fred Schultz, Edward Streeper, John Tipping, Frank Wiltshire, Walter Strine, Edward Young…
Media Centennial Executive Committee visiting new Media Bell Telephone Exchange
Address: 200 W. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1950-04-05
Individuals are not identified on negative envelope. Group includes Frank Lees, J. Fred Schultz, Edward Streeper, John Tipping, Frank Wiltshire, Walter Strine, Edward Young…
Media Centennial Executive Committee visiting new Media Bell Telephone Exchange
Address: 200 W. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1950-04-05
Individuals are not identified on negative envelope. Group includes Frank Lees, J. Fred Schultz, Edward Streeper, John Tipping, Frank Wiltshire, Walter Strine, Edward Young. This negative is moldy; scanning the contact print may produce a better…
Media Centennial Executive Committee visiting new Media Bell Telephone Exchange
Address: 200 W. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1950-04-05
Individuals are not identified on negative envelope. Group includes Frank Lees, J. Fred Schultz, Edward Streeper, John Tipping, Frank Wiltshire, Walter Strine, Edward Young…
Miss Alice Pennock, Western Union Company telegraph office.
Address: 200 W. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1914
Miss Pennock became Mrs. Matthew C. Fox in 1914, and left her job with Western Union after nine years. A letter to Miss Pennock, dated May 8, 1914, from the Chester Office of Western Union, expresses "the Company's appreciation of your work in…
Newbold Bank Building, showing Media Stationery and Fleming Drug Store.
Address: 200 W. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1905-12-08
View of southwest side of street looking west from Veterans Square. First two buildings were demolished; site occupied (as of 2018) by telephone switching building. The next four buildings still stand.