Frank Lees caption: "Beatty Road approaching Crum Creek, Nether Providence Township." This is possibly the house that, in 2019, still stands at 603 Beatty Road. According to the 1909 Mueller Atlas, plate 26, Edward Martin owned more than 100 acres between Beatty and Farnum roads in Nether Providence, including properties called Valley Farm, Clover Farm, and Orchard Hill. Photo probably by Dr. William T. W. Dickeson

Fence around Court House property in background

House stood on the northwest corner of Baltimore Avenue and Plum Street. Demolished for construction of municipal parking garage.

Possibly Chester Creek or Crum Creek

Possibly Chester Creek or Crum Creek

Possibly Chester Creek or Crum Creek

Possibly Chester Creek or Crum Creek

Probably Media

Probably Media

Probably Media

Frank Lees caption: "Delaware County Parking Garage now (1990) occupies this site." Copy of original photo; source not noted

This bank was formerly the First National Bank of Media.

Posed in wicker chair

This could either be Duke who worked for the Ivison's (who owned the Charter House), or Duke might be the name of the Ivison's dog.

One of eight photographs on two album pages.

House number in photograph is 349. Sign on porch post mentions Dr. Laine, probably Dr. D. T. Laine.

Photo taken in front of 341 W. State St., Appleton's house