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Charles Realey, in sailor's suit, at his Christmas tree
The photographer's nephew posed with his family's Christmas tree. Image marred by pieces of envelope stuck to emulsion.
Charles Realey, sick
The photographer's nephew
Charles Realey, sick
The photographer's nephew
Charles Realey's Christmas tree
Picture clearly shows many toys displayed at the base of the tree. Charles is not in this picture.
Charles Snodgrass, building a boat
Negative damaged
Charles Snodgrass, building a boat
Negative damaged
Charles Snodgrass, building a boat
Negative damaged
Charles Summerville
Charles Vernon
Charles W. Deans, copy
County Schools Superintendent. See composite photograph AP-8130-2
Charter House
Used In “Media, Penna.” publication, 1889, p. 13
Charter House
Building behind the hotel is visible, with Republican Party banner partly hidden behind tree.
Charter House dining room
With flowers on one table.
Charter House office
Shows furnishings, lamps, clock, artwork on wall, potted plants
Charter House parlor
Clearly shows draperies, furniture, light fixtures, and potted plants
Charter House stable
See AP-5128 for information on this circle picture.
Charter House stairway
Shows furnishings, lamps, carpeting, artwork on wall, potted plants
Charter House, D. R. Hawkins, Proprietor. Copy from map
Photographed from 1855 "Map of Media." Photograph used in the book Twice Adopted, by "En Quad" [Thomas R. Vernon]. Media, Pa.: Cooper & Vernon, Publishers, 1898, facing page 129. 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.
Charter House, front
With two large willow trees in full leaf.
Charter National Bank
Chas. D. Manley, copy
Photograph of watercolor or pastel portrait. Date indicates when copy was made.
Chauncey Pyle
Chester murderer, in County Jail, Media, Pa.
This unidentified man probably committed his alleged crime in Chester, Pa.
Chester Sugar Refining
Sign on building: “For sale, wharves and buildings. Apply to Samuel Lyons, Market Square.” Avenue of the States was formerly called Market St.
Chester, Pa.
One of four cyanotypes. Exact location not noted.