Stephen H. Appleton Photograph Collection

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Sue Appleton, surprised in high chair
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, taking dolly photo
The photographer's daughter behind a box camera, pretending to take a photo of her doll. Probably in yard at Appleton house
Sue Appleton, taking dolly photo
The photographer's daughter behind a box camera, pretending to take a photo of her doll. Probably in yard at Appleton house
Sue Appleton, tongue out
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, washing
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, washing
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, washing, looking down
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, washing, looking sideways
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, with dolls
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, with dolly
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, with dolly
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton, with dolly
The photographer's daughter.
Sue Appleton's Christmas tree
The photographer's daughter at the family's Christmas tree.
Sue Appleton's Christmas tree
The Appleton family Christmas tree. Sue does not appear in this photo.
Sue Haddock Realey and her son, Charles Bechdolt Realey
The photographer's sister-in-law and nephew. Caption on envelope reads: "Aunt Sue with Charles." Susannah Haddock Realey was Deborah Appleton's sister.
Superintendents of Public Schools of Delaware County.
Collage of six portraits: Dr. George Smith (1854-1855); Charles W. Deans (1855-1863); James W. McCracken (1863-1868); James W. Baker (1868-1878); Albert B. Stewart (1878-1887); A. G. C. Smith, (1887- ). Individual images for each are included in this collection.
Susannah Pearson Horne Appleton, copy
The photographer's mother.
Susquehanna River
In Pennsylvania or Maryland, perhaps near Peach Bottom or Port Deposit; see photos of these places elsewhere in this collection.
Sutter boy
Boy wearing a sailor's outfit.
Sutter boy
Boy wearing a sailor's outfit.
Swarthmore College
View from railroad tracks all the way up to the main building, no Parrish Hall. The oak tree allee along this walk were then newly planted.
Swarthmore Friends Meeting
Banner reads: Penna. Peace Society. This was possibly the Quaker version of a Memorial Day celebration.