Antique pitcher with portrait of "Reynolds the Philanthropist" on one side and poem on other side. J. T. Reynolds of Media brought this to a Reynolds family gathering. See Tenth Annual Reunion [of] The Reynolds Family Association. Middletown, Connecticut, 1901. Downloaded from Google Books Jan. 13, 2018.
Antique pitcher with portrait on one side and poem on other side. J. T. Reynolds of Media brought this family heirloom to a Reynolds family gathering in 1901. See Tenth Annual Reunion [of] The Reynolds Family Association. Middletown, Connecticut, 1901. Downloaded from Google Books Jan. 13, 2018.
Same as AP-5308-3. This probably means that the photograph shows the Reynolds' domestic servant, Tabbit, or Tabitha Garnet, who was listed as a domestic in the 1897 Media Directory.
According to Henry S. Pearson, in Middletown Township, Delaware County, Pa. (1985), p. 120, this was originally a nail mill that Samuel Riddle converted to a textile mill after purchasing it in 1875. As late as 1983, the mill was occupied b the Centennial Home Center. Se AP-5166-1 for mill race.
Red Ink photo, series by same photographer named for red ink used for writing descriptions on reverse side of similarly-mounted images. Duffs may be the mill that now houses the borough offices for Rose Valley, Pa. It is possible that the photographer misheard "snuff" mill for Duffs mill, as this was once a snuff mill.
