Diagonal road is Springfield Road. Baltimore Pike runs from left to right. The school complex at the left, on Diamond Avenue, included the smaller Clifton Heights Elementary School, which burned in 1974 after 103 years in service. After the fire, redistricting by the Upper Darby School District sent the borough's students to schools in other communities. The larger Clifton Heights Junior High School closed in 1977. This building was eventually sold and demolished, with houses and stores built on the property.

View shows Folcroft School, facing on Elmwood Avenue at Primos Avenue, northeast corner. This is now (2020) the Folcroft Police Department and District Court.

intersection of Chester Pike and South Avenue and what is now SEPTA/Amtrak railroad line, Glenolden, showing campus of Mulford Biological Laboratories (part of Sharp and Dome).

Aerial view looking north of Har Zion Cemetery, foreground, fronting on MacDade Boulevard, and Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. St. Joseph's School on Woodlawn Avenue is three-story building with tower in right center of photo.

View is looking north showing Haverford College campus and Haverford beyond, including large automobile factory at top center.

View is looking north. Houses in upper right are on Yeadon Avenue.

View shows what is probably a public high school, in a relatively undeveloped but gridded neighborhood. A football field is in the foreground.

View looking north on Lansdowne Avenue from the railroad overpass. Railroad cut is in the bottom left. Highland Avenue is on the right.

The view is looking northwest. The street with the odd jog in the lower left is Bartram Ave. The large church sits on Baltimore Pike between Wycombe and Highland avenues.

View shows intersection of West Chester Pike (Route 3) and Township Line Road (Route 1)

Copy of original photo; source not noted

Copy of original photo; source not noted

Copy of original photo; source not noted

Copy of original photo; source not noted

Copy of original photo; source not noted

Shows many landmarks and smaller houses. Excellent snapshot of development of Media at this moment in time.

Copy of original photo; source not noted

North is more or less at the top of the photograph.

View shows Golf Course Road in foreground, looking southeast. Ardmore Avenue runs to the top of the photo.

Two four-lane roads run adjacent to these new houses, and a creek runs in the upper left corner.

View shows Liseter, home of a branch of the DuPont family, in foreground, and Aronimink Country Club, with its golf course, in the background. The two are separated by Route 252.

PMC is now Widener University. This view is looking north over building known as Old Main.