This identification is from Frank Lees. Photograph possibly by Dr. William T. W. Dickeson

Buildings still standing as of 2018

Address either 100 S. Orange St. or 300 W. State St. Other buildings in photo are 102 S. Orange (to left, with possibly a tailor shop of (Israel?) Menges, ("Repairing...Neatly...Done"), and 306 W. State St. to right, S. P. Rush's store (see AP-5047 for front view). Also visible is the wall of 308? W. State St. A barber pole stands on the corner, (Schuchardt had a barber sop at 122 S. Orange), and signs on building read "Gowns" and "Misses Monahan Dress Making."

Caption on front: District 266 Rotary International, Chalfonte Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, April 1957. On reverse: Clockwise from front: J. H. Tipping (turned to face camera), Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark. Bill Vivian, Helen and Gunnar Jorgensen, Mrs. Vivian, Mrs. J. N. Rigby,

Left to right: Charles Higgins, John Barrall, William Battey, Rev. Charles V. Hassler, Frances Austin, Howard Wentz, Albin Ottey, Earle Suter, and George T. Lewis. Centennial Book 37.

Title on reverse: "Lila's Second Grade Class, 1920". Lila was the wife of Mark Allam, who probably donated this picture. Two sets of identifications; these were compiled into one set. The boy in the bottom right, whose name is misspelled, is Lew Krausse, who pitched briefly for the Philadelphia Athletics and later became a manager in the Phillies farm system, according to Wikipedia. His son, Lew Krausse Jr., had a longer major league career.

Teacher, Miss "Birdie" Kitson. Identifications included. This was probably donated by Mark Allam.

Centennial Book 24.

Men and vehicles are posed on side of building. Caption on reverse (probably left to right): Harvey Spankenberg, "Doodle" Brooks, "Whitey" Grant, Leroy Hawthorne, Charlie Rossiter

Copy of original photo; source not noted

(Probably left to right). Front row: Conrad "Connie" Brown, Fats Baldwin, Henry Schuhardt, Miller Young, Pete Baldwin, Bill Snyder. Middle row: Lefty Johnson, Reds Larkin, Frank Baldwin, Lefty McCullough, Lefty Paige. Back row: Ivan Malseed, Ray Worrall, Ernie Yarnall, Francis "Bub" Malseed, Charles Williams, Tom Singleton. This was identified as the 1941 Media team, but this is incorrect. The H. Walker Yarnall trophy, shown in the photo, was a memorial award (presented to the league championship team) established after the death of Henry Walker Yarnall, who was league vice-president at the time of his death in 1947. Media won the trophy that year, and in 1954, but this photograph (based in newspaper research comparing box scores to the names listed above) is most likely showing the 1947 team. For same team in uniform, see P-15029.

Caption on reverse: Media's Terminal Market, southeast corner of State and Plum streets. Media Post Office once at this location.

Theater lobby during a performance. Theater exterior, at night, taken via a drone. Theater interior. Scenes from recent performances of Grease and Young Frankenstein

Copy of original photo; source not noted

John Tipping is in center; identification is probably left to right. Copy of original photo; source not noted

Full name of the bank became Media and 69th St. Title and Trust Co. At this time it was located on the first floor of the Delaware County Institute of Science building.

Performance is on Plum Street

Three men posed in front of Borough Hall with sign: "Century III Funders and Sponsors: National Science Foundation, Bicentennial Council of the 13 Original States, Computer Sciences Corporation, and Sanders Associates, Inc.

Three men posed in room with sign: "Media Future Options Project"

Frank Lees caption: Part of the carriage collection shown by the New Bolton Center, in front of the Media Armory.

African American woman posed with sign: Media Civic Forum

Names include Harry Appleton, Bill Kelly, McIntyre, Howard Fields, Howard Brinton. On reverse: Property of Walt Bosler. Two copies, one with IDs. One copy marked 1904, the other 1908. Donated by Gilbert Kelly, April 24, 2003