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Rowlandville railroad bridge, top
Same view as AP-8047-75, with leaves on trees.
Rowlandville railroad bridge, top
Same view as AP-8047, with leaves off trees.
Rush's store
See also AP-9018
Russell Levis (boy in front) with Alice Pennock Fox and Matthew C. Fox, Jr.
Note on reverse: "Dr. Russel Levis was messenger boy for Alice P. Fox, who was telegrapher for Western Union." It is to be assumed that he became a doctor much later in life.
Russell Levis (boy in front) with Alice Pennock Fox and Matthew Fox
Note on reverse: "Dr. Russel Levis was messenger boy for Alice P. Fox, who was telegrapher for Western Union." It is to be assumed that he became a doctor much later in life.
S. M. Wilson Chrysler-Plymouth Agency
See also ZM-2801 for a photograph of Sidney M. Wilson, owner of this business.
Safety Patrol Awards
In unidentified school
Safety Patrol Awards
In unidentified school
Safety Patrol Awards
In unidentified school
Sallie and Mary Wilkinson
Sallie (Sarah) was Deborah Appleton's sister; Mary was Sallie's daughter.
Sallie Horne
Probably a relative of Stephen H. Appleton
Sallie Orr
The caption reads: "Wife of Hugh Brannin, N. Orange St.," though this marriage must have occurred years after this photo was taken.
Sallie Wilkinson
Sallie (Sarah) was Deborah Appleton's sister.
Sam Lemon and Kris Yarnall Sibinga
Sam Lemon, great great grandson of Cornelius and Martha Jane Ridley, with Kris Yarnall Sibinga, at the installation of the headstone for Cornelius and Martha Jane at Eden Cemetery 2001. Kris Sibinga is a direct descendant of Issac and Elizabeth Smedley Yarnall of Providence Quaker Meeting in Media, Pa., who gave Cornelius and Martha Jane refuge when they arrived as runaway slaves.
Samuel C. Lewis, copy
Original is probably a watercolor.
Samuel D. Riddle at the race track
Left to right: Unknown woman, jockey Charlie Curtsinger, Samuel D. Riddle, and Charles Schoff. This may have been taken at Belmont Park, in Elmont, Long Island, N.Y., based on the location of the photo service in Queens, N.Y. The woman holds some kind of printed material that reads "Astor Bar."
Samuel E. D. Caine, in Civil War uniform
Used in Soldiers’ and Sailors' Monument composites, AP-8248 and AP-8249, which were used in commemorative booklet for dedication of the monument in 1903, Wearing cap with 194; several medals, and political button: "For Pennsylvania's Governor, S. W. Pennypacker"