Location is approximate.

Location is approximate.

Shows George M. Dunlap, Leading Cash Grocer, 857 and 859, Central Meat Market, No. 861, and a stationery store at 861-1/2.

Possibly at Darlington house on N. Providence Road at E. 5th St.

Possibly at Darlington house on N. Providence Road at E. 5th St.

Possibly at Darlington house on N. Providence Road at E. 5th St.

Possibly at Darlington house on N. Providence Road at E. 5th St.

Women and a baby, probably three generations

Women and a baby, probably three generations

Women and a baby, probably three generations

Probably George E. Darlington's lawyers group; possibly photographed on Darlington's property on N. Providence Rd. in Media. See Also AP-8385-2 and AP-8385-3. MHAC also has several vintage prints of these photos, one of which dated it as "about spring of 1902" and had the following identifications on the reverse: Front row: Joshua Taylor, J. H. Hinkson, A. A. Cochran, [? - probably John] E. McDonough, J. Rohrman Robinson, A. D. MacDade, J. Lentz Garrett, F. B. Rhodes, W. L. Mathues, John M. Broomall III, Benjamin C. Fox. Second row: George T. Butler, George M. Booth, J. B. Hannum, Sr., David F. Rose, Isaac Johnson, George E. Darlington, David M. Johnson, William B. Broomall, Edward H. Hall, Edmund Jones. Third Row: J. Watts Mercur, W. Roger Fronefield, William B. Harvey, A. B. Geary, E. A. Howell, H. J. Makiver, Lewis L. Smith, Hiram H. Hathaway, W. T. Schaeffer, William Taylor, Josiah Smith, Charles T. Cronin, John B. Robinson, O. B. Dickinson, Garnet B. Pendleton, A. J. Williams, George W. Carr, J. DeH. White, Isaac E. Johnson, Sam Lyons, William C. Alexander.

Probably George E. Darlington's lawyers group; possibly photographed on Darlington's property on N. Providence Rd. in Media. See Also AP-8385-1 and AP-8385-3. MHAC also has several vintage prints of these photos, one of which dated it as "about spring of 1902" and had the following identifications on the reverse: Front row: Joshua Taylor, J. H. Hinkson, A. A. Cochran, [? - probably John] E. McDonough, J. Rohrman Robinson, A. D. MacDade, J. Lentz Garrett, F. B. Rhodes, W. L. Mathues, John M. Broomall III, Benjamin C. Fox. Second row: George T. Butler, George M. Booth, J. B. Hannum, Sr., David F. Rose, Isaac Johnson, George E. Darlington, David M. Johnson, William B. Broomall, Edward H. Hall, Edmund Jones. Third Row: J. Watts Mercur, W. Roger Fronefield, William B. Harvey, A. B. Geary, E. A. Howell, H. J. Makiver, Lewis L. Smith, Hiram H. Hathaway, W. T. Schaeffer, William Taylor, Josiah Smith, Charles T. Cronin, John B. Robinson, O. B. Dickinson, Garnet B. Pendleton, A. J. Williams, George W. Carr, J. DeH. White, Isaac E. Johnson, Sam Lyons, William C. Alexander.

Probably George E. Darlington's lawyers group; possibly photographed on Darlington's property on N. Providence Rd. in Media. See Also AP-8385-1 and AP-8385-2. MHAC also has several vintage prints of these photos, one of which dated it as "about spring of 1902" and had the following identifications on the reverse: Front row: Joshua Taylor, J. H. Hinkson, A. A. Cochran, [? - probably John] E. McDonough, J. Rohrman Robinson, A. D. MacDade, J. Lentz Garrett, F. B. Rhodes, W. L. Mathues, John M. Broomall III, Benjamin C. Fox. Second row: George T. Butler, George M. Booth, J. B. Hannum, Sr., David F. Rose, Isaac Johnson, George E. Darlington, David M. Johnson, William B. Broomall, Edward H. Hall, Edmund Jones. Third Row: J. Watts Mercur, W. Roger Fronefield, William B. Harvey, A. B. Geary, E. A. Howell, H. J. Makiver, Lewis L. Smith, Hiram H. Hathaway, W. T. Schaeffer, William Taylor, Josiah Smith, Charles T. Cronin, John B. Robinson, O. B. Dickinson, Garnet B. Pendleton, A. J. Williams, George W. Carr, J. DeH. White, Isaac E. Johnson, Sam Lyons, William C. Alexander.

Could also mean H____ and A____ R, 1733

Slide marked 'Duplicate," unsure of orientation. Image may be flipped. Looking toward B & railroad bridge from near Pine Street Bridge. Address is approximate.

Slide marked 'Duplicate;" unsure of orientation. Image may be flipped. Exact location uncertain.

The photographer's wife

The photographer's wife. The negative is heavily retouched with blue paint on glass.

The photographer's wife. Photographer's index includes this reference after title: (Mr. Snell) See possible explanations at AP-5316-5.

The photographer's wife