Photograph removed from frame, but print is stuck to the glass. Scanned through glass. Stored in Misc. Glass Negatives Box

Perhaps one of the photographer's children

Untitled panoramic photograph showing large crowd gathered for what looks like a political event, perhaps the visit of the U.S. President. A large factory is on left, houses in the middle, and what appears to be a train station is on the left. Original was rolled and broke into several sections when unrolled. These pieces were scanned individually and reassembled using Adobe Photoshop.

Folder labeled: A. Valentinis Dee Family Photos

Frank Less had guessed that this house might have been on the 200 block of North Olive Street.

He is in what looks like a government office. He may be the man wearing the hat in P-19206.

P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

The affair was probably a wedding.

This photo appears to be a different building from AP-5162-1 and AP-5162-2. Frank Lees, in From Media's Past, says that the Trinity U.A.M.E Church at 420 N. Olive St., built in 1893, was originally chartered in 1839 as the United A.M.E. Church in Marple Township. Perhaps these pictures show both the old and the new church?

This photo like a different building from AP-5161-1 and AP-5116-2. Frank Lees, in From Media's Past, says that the Trinity U.A.M.E Church at 420 N. Olive St., built in 1893, was originally chartered in 1839 as the United A.M.E. Church in Marple Township. Perhaps these pictures show both the old and the new church?

This photo is the same building as AP-5162-1 and but different from AP-5161-5. Frank Lees, in From Media's Past (52), says that the Trinity U.A.M.E Church at 420 N. Olive St., built in 1893, was originally chartered in 1839 as the United A.M.E. Church in Marple Township. Perhaps these pictures show both the old and the new church?

Newspaper lists this as Linwood (1886) and Marcus Hook and vicinity (1902): "located at the Cross Roads, Linwood". I think this is the same place. See AP-5223 for close-up of Elsie Serrill and child on this porch.

Frank Lees caption: "The Union Railway Company, was formed in Chester in 1890. The intentions were to build an electric railway from Linwood, through Chester, and into Media. This never came to be. Eventually the company did run cars into Marcus Hook, car #13 shown here, was the first car into Marcus Hook. Eventually they succeeded in running a line into Eddystone and then into Upland. " Copy of original photo; source not noted