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Whitaker-Barrett Oldsmobile, on southeast corner of Baltimore Avenue and Lemon Street
White stucco aparrtments and Beauty shop
Rental buildings owned by Eva Winter. Properties include apartments and a barber/beauty shop
Wilde Guard Post. No. 25, G.A.R., Grand Army of the Republic
This shows a gathering of Civil War veterans, probably on State Street in Media.
Wilde Guard Post. No. 25, G.A.R., Grand Army of the Republic
This shows a gathering of Civil War veterans, probably oin Media. One of the houses is number 11.
Wilkinson homestead
Wilkinson homestead
Wilkinson store
Sign reads Wilkinson & Cutler
William A. Garnett
See Garnett as a young man in AP-5308-1.
William A. Garnett as a young man, copy of tintype.
See Garnett as an old man in AP-5308-2. Date is when the copy was made, not of the original photograph.
William Aikens and wife
William and Josepha Ridley, marriage certificate
William Armstrong
William Booth, copy of marriage license
William Booth married Elizabeth Broomall on February 4, 1841. Signatures include the married couple and George and J. M. Broomall, Sarah A. Reynolds, Elizabeth and John Booth, B. T. Groff, and justice of the peace George W. Bartram
William Davis, Jr.
Boy wearing sailor's outfit.
William Davis, Jr.
Boy wearing sailor's outfit.
William Davis, Jr.
Boy wearing sailor's outfit.
William Eves Williamson House
Frank Lees caption: William Eves Williamson, north side of State Street between Monroe and Church streets, opposite Thriftway Market [in 2019, the Iron Hill Brewery]. Building in background is Morgan Wood's store at the northwest corner of State and Monroe streets. Charles R. Williamson is the boy seated at the left end of the porch.
William H Ridley
Advertisement for his political campaign for County Commissioner.
William H Ridley
Newspaper article about his admission to the Philadelphia Bar, as reported in the Philadelphia Tribune.
William H. Miller residence
Media borough offices now (2018) occupy this property. This photo was used in “Media, Penna.” publication, 1889, p. 7. Houses on 4th St. between Jackson and Monroe (still standing in 2018) are in background.
William H. Miller, President, First National Bank of Media, 1906-1925
Heavily retouched photograph. This portrait and others decorated the bank's board room (see P-17026). See P-17005 for original cabinet card.
William H. Miller, President, First National Bank of Media, 1906-1925
Original cabinet card on which the retouched image in P-17004 is based.
William H. Ridley
He lived from 1867 to 1945. He was the first child born to Martha Jane and Cornelius Ridley in Media.
William H. Ridley
Shown here in the Recorder of Deeds office at the Delaware County Court House, Media, Pa.
William H. Ridley
In this group photograph of members of the Delaware County Bar Association, William H. Ridley is in the second row, 5th from left.