This building later became the Media Borough Hall, It is now (2020) a restaurant.

No location provided. A dirt road with a barn on the left and fenced-in cornfield on the right.

1. Pennington, 2. unknown, 3. Enos Jobson, 4. unknown, 5. Morrow, 6. John Doak, 7. Ed Jobson. Removed from Streeper notebook.

In Media baseball uniform, with glove and ball

In Media baseball uniform, with glove and ball

County Schools Superintendent. See composite photograph AP-8130-2

County Schools Superintendent. See composite photograph AP-8130-2

Photograph of painting. This could mean that this is the grandparent of A. L. Smith.

Photograph of painting. This could mean that this is the grandparent of A. L. Smith.

Staged in baby carriage in parlor; no flowers

Staged in baby carriage in parlor; with flowers

Media 1897 Directory lists Arthur V. Dee, Salesman, house at 27 E. 4th St. Many potted plants on porch

Possibly Abel

Possibly Abel

View is looking to the southwest.

View includes high school athletic field, Lines Motor Co. on State Street, in center, and Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, in upper right.

One print and one enlargement.

Mounted on stiff board, slightly curved with age.

View shows Mulford Biological Laboratories (part of Sharp & Dome ) near the intersection of Chester Pike and South Avenue.

the 1909 Mueller map identifies the church and surrounding complex as the Convent of the Holy Child Jesus. The other building is the Sharon Hill School. Calcon Hook Road winds through the upper left. The entire site is now (2020) occupied by Academy Park High School and Sharon Hill Elementary School. The original school was demolished, and only one building of the convent complex remains. The Academy Park stop on what is now SEPTA's Wilmington Line shows up as a simple shed on the inbound side of the tracks. Thanks to Ted Xaras and Chuck Denlinger for identifying the location of this photograph.