According to the 1892 map of Media, Dr. D. G. Brinton lived at the southeast corner of Baltimore Ave. and Lemon St.

With two large willow trees in full leaf.

Looking west from Plum St. along Front St.

Miller house at the northeast corner of W. Front St. and N. Olive St.

This tree was on the Brinton property. See also AP-5127.

Firemen in uniform; onlookers include numerous children; Charter House willows in full leaf.

Firemen in uniform; onlookers include numerous children; Charter House willows in full leaf.

Huge trees, with horse and buggy between the trees; Deborah Appleton, photographer's wife, is in the buggy

Eight photographs, top to bottom, left to right: 1. Easter Sunday, April 4, 1915, snowstorm 2. Dr. Baker's Pine Tree, Easter Sunday 1917 in Snowstorm 3. 4. and 8. Easter Sunday, April 8, 1917, snowstorm 5. Saturday before Easter, April 6, 1916, snowstorm 6. Easter Sunday, March 31, 1918 (no snow) 7. Easter Sunday 1918, Dr. Baker's Pine Tree

Probably Media

Huge specimens, with man posed beneath them for scale.

Huge specimens, with man posed beneath them for scale.