The school is now (2020) known as Williamson College of the Trades. The campus includes several buildings designed by architect Frank Furness. See also P-18054.

The school is now (2020) known as Williamson College of the Trades. The campus includes several buildings designed by architect Frank Furness. See also P-18022.

View showing the intersection of Pennell Road (PA 452), running from the bottom of the photo to the top; Concord Road, running from the bottom right to the left, and Knowlton Road, coming from the lower left to meet the other two roads. (Thanks to Theresa Hayden for identifying the exact location of this photo, which was not noted with the original negative. She identified several buildings in the old photo, including Griffin Memorials on Knowlton Road, that were still standing in November 2025.)

Looking southwest toward intersection of Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road (Route 320). The Delaware River is at the top.

Looking east from Lemon Street. Delaware County Court House on left. Centennial Book 3.

Looking northwest over Baltimore Avenue and Jackson Street. Delaware County Court House at top center.

Looking north from over Baker Street, up South Avenue (now Veteran's Square) to the Delaware County Court House.

Looking west on Baltimore Avenue from east of Providence Road. Howard Johnson's restaurant is in lower left, opposite from the Media Inn.

Looking southeast over Media High School athletic field and Lines Motor Company, on State Street. The Delaware River is visible at the top.

Looking east over Notre Dame Catholic High School for Girls, showing Manchester Avenue, with Moylan and Nether Providence Township beyond.

Looking northwest over Notre Dame Catholic High School for Girls, showing houses on Idlewild Circle and Letitia Lane under construction. Media and the Delaware County Court House are visible in the distance.

Looking southeast toward Westbrook Park, Bishop Avenue and Springfield Road. Delaware River is in background. (Image out of focus)

Looking west-northwest past area near Thomson Road toward Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road (Route 320)

Looking north-northwest over intersection of Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road (Route 320).

Looking north over intersection of Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road (Route 320).

Looking east-northeast over intersection of Baltimore Pike and Sproul Road (Route 320).

Looking east, showing trolley line and Thomson Ave. & Woodland Ave. as horizontal streets.

Looking east over Thomson Road (lower left). New development of Wheatsheaf Road and Briarcliff Road is in foreground.

View looking west over Woodland Avenue, showing ongoing development of Wheatsheaf Road and Briarcliff Road. Trolley stop at Woodland Road is in foreground; Sproul Road (Route 320) runs diagonally in the distance.

Looking north-northwest over Woodland Avenue (bottom right), showing ongoing development of Wheatsheaf Road and Briarcliff Road.

Looking east showing Lynbrooke Road (running from the bottom center) to South Norwinden Drive (running horizontally, hidden in woods and behind houses), with Mt. Sharon Cemetery beyond. Springfield Road skirts the cemetery to the left. Philadelphia is visible in the distant haze.

Looking west from over Mt. Sharon Cemetery showing intersection of Lynbrooke Road and South Norwinden Drive. Springfield High School in top center, with Sproul Road (Route 320) visible behind it.

Looking northwest from over Baltimore Pike and Bishop Avenue. Mt. Sharon Cemetery is in center, with Delmar Drive in bottom right.

Looking north from over Baltimore Pike and Bishop Avenue (on right). Mt. Sharon Cemetery is at left center.

Looking north up South Norwinden Drive, with Mt. Sharon Cemetery on left.