Print is dated July 1973

Frank Lees caption: “This old covered bridge, still known to many as the Red Bridge, carries Rose Tree Road across the Ridley Creek, connecting Upper Providence Township with Middletown Township. The date of this photo is unknown. Although the bridge was torn down many years ago, the bridge, with the same lead in walls, remained a one-way bridge for years, until in 1985 it was replaced with a modern two-lane bridge.” Copy of original photo; source not noted.

Appleton dated this photograph Sept. 30, 1902. A Chester Times article says that Charles E. and Sophia D. Austin Redheffer had a golden anniversary celebration on May 16, 1903. Either Appleton's date is wrong, or less likely, this is a party for another Redheffer.

Appleton dated this photograph Sept. 30, 1902. A Chester Times article says that John C. Redheffer had a golden anniversary celebration on May 16, 1903. Either Appleton's date is wrong, or less likely, this is a party for another Redheffer.

Elizabeth, or Lizzie, wife of George Redmon, in center, flanked by daughter Bessie, left, and probably daughter Lillian, right

Possibly house of Charles or Charters and Hannah Redmon, in Newtown Square

Standing outside on Plum Street

Brother of Mary M. Edwards.

At Media High School commencement, 1961. On reverse: "From mother to Reggie good luck. May God bless you in the years to come and in every walk of life. Lots of luck. From mother, Elizabeth Oveide, 525 N. Orange Street, Media, PA. " (L to R); [ ?] Summerville, Reggie Oveide (brother of Mary M. Edwards), and Skip Burrell [John N. Burrell Jr.] Right photo: Elizabeth Oveide. [Graduation year confirmed by consulting yearbook in MHAC collection. Date confirmed: Delaware County Daily Times, June 10, 1961]

Page 1 of memo from the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus about the East Coast Regional Summit on Africa., held at the Baltimore, Maryland Convention Center

Page 1 of memo from the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus about the East Coast Regional Summit on Africa., held at the Baltimore, Maryland Convention Center

This is probably the lower pond created by the dam north of Beatty Road.

Oversized photographic copy of illustration from 1855 Map of Media.

Dr. Athur W. King was a Media dentist who practiced from 1932 until his death, in his clinic, in 1985 at age 79. (Obituary, Wilmington (Del.) News-Journal, May 31, 1985) On the left is probably the house at 525 N. Olive Street, which is still standing (as of 2022).

On reverse: Robert and Lewis Fussell on the porch. Mary T. Fussell in bay window.

On reverse: Built 1878

This house has since been added to, on the west side.

This house has since been added to, on the west side.

This house has since been added to, on the west side.

Collum was minister of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Media, and other churches in the area.

Collum was minister of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Media, and other churches in the area.

Trawin succeeded W. D. Thatcher in 1902 as the minister of the First Baptist Church in Media