Locomotive 177, pulling three passenger cars; stopped on bridge. Probably "P.W.&B. R.R." [Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad]

Same view as AP-5016A

Same view as AP-4114. Trestle on SEPTA Media Elwyn Line, crossing Ridley Creek

Locomotive 177, pulling three passenger cars; stopped on bridge. Shows original stone piers for bridge, the supports of which are steel in this photo.

Looking northwest; shows Elwyn Institute buildings in distance

Thanks to Sam Lemon for helping identify this former "mystery" photograph. The image appears, as an engraving, on early Media High School diplomas.

Class is not identified. The man with the mustache, possibly the school's principal, appears in several other photos.

Centennial Book 62.

Negative damaged

Includes identifications. Copy of original photographs; source not noted.

Includes identifications. Copy of original photographs; source not noted.

Photograph taken in 1924. Identifications are included.

This was the last time the MHS band marched down state street. Shortly after, the high school was closed, with the students transferred to the new Penncrest High School in Middletown Township. This photograph is probably a print made from a slide, probably taken by David Jefferis.

On reverse: Return to Chas. L. Smith, 8 Brinton Ave., Elwyn, Pa.

Postcard sent from Media on January 15, 1908 addressed to Mr. Wm. H. Kelly, 1238 Stock Exchange Building, Chicago, Ill.

Left, Bill Campbell; top center, Bob Jones; extreme right, Lane A. Davis; center, with ball, Syd Agnew; bottom right, Drayton Rhoades

Left to right: Front: Jack Kelly, Greg Lavery, John Brown, Garrett Mullen, Bill Davis, Walter Griscom, Bill Campbell. Back row: Mike Wescott, Dave Brown, Walter Bosler, Gerald Mathews (or Matheus), Ditty Mathues, Patty Ahearn, Cliff Miller, Fred Griscom. On reverse: On reverse: “Izzy Kaufman,” and “Elmer Lukens, Compliments of MBB Team.” Two copies, stored in Flat File 2.