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Spring Mountain House, Schwenksville. Burned down 1920s or 1930s.
Donated by Robert M. Allam. See P-14013A for explanation.
Sprogell School
Shows class and teacher, Mrs. Elizabeth Sprogell. With copy negative. Copy of original photo; source not noted.
St. David's Episcopal Church, Radnor
The church is surrounded by a cemetery. Photograph used in the book Twice Adopted, by "En Quad" [Thomas R. Vernon]. Media, Pa.: Cooper & Vernon, Publishers, 1898, facing page 192. This novel tells the story of two adopted children in Media who grow up to get married, and uses many real people names and place names.
St. David's Episcopal Church, Radnor
The church is surrounded by a cemetery. Photograph used in the book Twice Adopted, by "En Quad" [Thomas R. Vernon]. Media, Pa.: Cooper & Vernon, Publishers, 1898, facing page 192. This novel tells the story of two adopted children in Media who grow up to get married, and uses many real people names and place names.
St. David’s Church
Includes view of graveyard. Handwritten on reverse: St. David's Episcopal Church, Radnor, Del. Co., Pa., showing the tomb of General. Anthony Wayne in the centre and the tomb of H. Jones Brooke at left end of church. Photographed by Dr. Dickeson, 1899
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Includes view of graveyard.
Staff of Childs Grocery, Branch Store No. 110, southwest corner of State and Orange streets
Caption on reverse reads: "Miss Anna Blair, Childs Grocery Co., Media, cashier." Economy Market later occupied this building
Staff of Motor Sales Inc. of Media, in front of 30-34 E. State Street
Caption calls this "Miley & Brown, Chrysler and Plymouth."
Staff, First National Bank of Media
The women may be dressed up for some kind of celebration, perhaps related to the Media Centennial Celebration, June 3-10, 1950.
Stair at Employees' Entrance, Longitudinal and Transverse sections, , Media Post Office
Drawing No. 104A. Signed by J. A. (James A.) Wetmore, Acting Supervising Architect, Treasury Department
Standard Baseball Team, Media, Pa.
Gift of Diane Fields Funk. Left to right: Philip Fisher, Joseph Eachus, Leroy Collins, Miller Young, Ray Tricker, Walter Bosler, Frank Sweeny, Harry Sweeny, Homer Evans, [Thomas] Franklin Fields [Sr.]. Fields was the grandfather of the donor.
Stark Cottage, Secane
This may also be called Primrose Cottage.
State Street at Olive Street, showing Buckley and Haldeman buildings
This information is from Frank Lees' caption on the folder. No caption on photograph.
State Street blizzard and ice storm
View looking across to the south side of State St. from photographer's porch at 341 W. State St. House number is 348.
State Street during snowstorm
Looking west on State Street from east of Plum Street, at south side of the street. View includes Plumstead Inn and other buildings. Scan made from 4 x 5 inch negative
State Street looking west from Orange Street
This is probably an original print from a 35 mm slide. Frank Lees caption: All the buildings in this photograph were soon after torn down as part of Media's Urban Redevelopment Plan. The old Economy Market is on the corner, next is Kaiser Taxi, an insurance office, and the home of the late Dr. Jack. The trolley waits at the end of the line.
State Street Scene, Armory construction
Pennsylvania National Guard Armory under construction. Looking south on Church St. toward First Presbyterian Church.
State Street view
Looking east from about 341 W. State St., the photographer's home.
State Street view, looking east from Orange Street
On north, or left, side of street: Charter House and Charter National Bank; on south side, Delaware County American offices, and Bark Sing Laundry. Tower of First National Bank is visible at corner of State St. and South Ave.
State Street, looking west from Lemon Street
Frank Lees caption: "The row of old homes on the left were built by H. Jones Brooke about 18960 and have been completely restored. This is part of Media's historic district." Copy of original photo; source not noted
State Street, looking west from Olive Street
View includes Snowden's, Kirschnek Jewelers, and the First National Bank. Copy of original photo; source not noted
Steam locomotive
Location unknown, probably Delaware County, Pa. Pears Soap sign on adjacent building. Negative, probably by Streeper