Keystone Kops punishing beardless victims in front of Media Post Office. See introduction to Zimmerman Photograph Collection for full explanation of the beard contest and the Keystone Kops
Keystone Kops punishing beardless victims in front of Media Post Office. See introduction to Zimmerman Photograph Collection for full explanation of the beard contest and the Keystone Kops
Keystone Kops punishing beardless victims in front of Media Post Office. See introduction to Zimmerman Photograph Collection for full explanation of the beard contest and the Keystone Kops
Keystone Kops punishing beardless victims in front of Media Post Office. See introduction to Zimmerman Photograph Collection for full explanation of the beard contest and the Keystone Kops
Keystone Kops punishing beardless victims in front of Media Post Office. See introduction to Zimmerman Photograph Collection for full explanation of the beard contest and the Keystone Kops
Two couples, in vintage costumes, riding in a horse-drawn carriage, on Front Street east of Jackson Street. The American Red Cross building is behind the carriage.
Two couples , in vintage costumes, riding in a horse-drawn carriage, on Front Street east of Jackson Street. The American Red Cross building is behind the carriage. A man in costume stands beside the carriage.
Two couples, in vintage costumes, riding in a horse-drawn carriage, on Front Street east of Jackson Street. The American Red Cross building is behind the carriage.
Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless William Johnson, in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Kops, left to right, are Norman Yarnall, behind Francis Gray, Tom Worrall, and Harry Walls.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless man in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Note inside envelope reads: [Left to right:] Norman Yarnall, Jack Kelley, Jr., victim William Johnson, Tom Worrall
Media Lions Club members Francis Gray (left) and Harry Walls, portraying Keystone Kops, arrest and dunk an unidentified beardless man in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. One of the Kops, Jack Kelley, Jr., after his dunking, with Harry Walls laughing, at right.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Kops Norman Yarnall, Harry Walls, Jack Kelley, Jr. and Tom Worral dunking Harold Andey.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Left to right: Jack Kelley, Jr., beardless William Johnson, Francis Gray, beardless Harold Andey, Harry Walls, and Normal Yarnall.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Note inside envelope reads: [Left to right:] Jack Kelley (with billy club raised), Francis Gray, victim "Farmer" William Johnson, Tom Worrall, victim Harold Andey, Harry Walls, Norman Yarnall
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Left to right: Norman Yarnall, unidentified victim, William Johnson, Harold Andey, Harry Walls, Jack Kelley, Jr., Francis Gray (with Tom Worrall hidden behind him)
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. This time, Jack Kelley, Jr., one of the Kops, gets dunked.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Jack Kelley, Jr., one of the cops, and Harold Andey (right), one of the victims, after their dunkings.
Media Lions Club members portraying Keystone Kops arrest and dunk beardless men in front of crowd at Delaware County Court House. Left to right: Norman Yarnall, Francis Gray, Tom Worrall, and Harry Walls dunk William Johnson.
The speaker at the podium is Benjamin F. James, U.S. congressman from Delaware County. This event was part of the 21st Reunion of the 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, some of whom served in the Spanish American War. (Chester Times, June 5, 1950, page 10)
This event was part of the 21st Reunion of the 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, some of whom served in the Spanish American War. After service, veterans marching down South Avenue (now Veterans Square), with Delaware County Court House in background. Benjamin F. James, U.S. congressman, is in left foreground, in brown suit. (Chester Times, June 5, 1950, page 9)
This event was part of the 21st Reunion of the 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, some of whom served in the Spanish American War. This group is the United Spanish War Veterans (USWV) Band, of Philadelphia, a fife and drum corps whose members were all veterans of that war. After the service, the assembled veterans marched down South Avenue (now Veteran's Square) to the American Legion hall on Baltimore Avenue. (Chester Times, June 5, 1950, page 9)
This event was part of the 21st Reunion of the 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, some of whom served in the Spanish American War. This group is the United Spanish War Veterans (USWV) Band, of Philadelphia, a fife and drum corps that played the National Anthem. (Chester Times, June 5, 1950, page 9)
This event was part of the 21st Reunion of the 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, some of whom served in the Spanish American War. After the service, the assembled veterans marched down South Avenue (now Veteran's Square) to the American Legion hall on Baltimore Avenue. (Chester Times, June 5, 1950, page 9)
