On sign: C. A. Beittenmiller, Proprietor. The J. B. P. Baltz Brewing Co., Lager Beer. Photograph used in the book Twice Adopted, by "En Quad" [Thomas R. Vernon]. Media, Pa.: Cooper & Vernon, Publishers, 1898, facing page 208. 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.

House of John I. Eastman, listed in 1885 Media Directory at Washington, now Baltimore Ave., and Lemon St. Image is in “Media, Penna.” publication, 1889, p. 37, as “Miss Eastman's Cottage." See also 1892 Map of Media.

The buildings are fronting on Orange Street.

Also shows adjoining building on State Street. The market was demolished during Media's urban renewal project, which started in the late 1960s. The adjoining building, on State Street, was remodeled but still stands. Scan made from original negative.

In window to left: C. H. Van Leer. In pencil on reverse: "Jessie Talley," who may be woman in photograph. Building demolished.

"Red Ink" photo, series by same photographer named for red ink used for writing descriptions on reverse side of similarly-mounted images. A large apartment complex now sits in the land that was once the quarry.

Either 1854 or 1858. Copy of original photo; source not noted

This was likely taken by Appleton in support of a legal case regarding a trolley accident.

This was likely taken by Appleton in support of a legal case regarding a trolley accident.

Shows church at 9th and Sayville in Eddystone, with trolley No.16 of the Chester Traction Co. This was likely taken by Appleton in support of a legal case regarding a trolley accident. A large factory is in the background.

Husband of Sarah (or Sallie) Haddock Wilkinson, Deborah Appleton's sister.

Media 1902 directory lists Sallie E. Wilkinson, Widow, Edgar E., Boarding 6 W. Front. Sallie (Sarah) was Deborah Appleton's sister.

Two men posing with tall sheaves of grains, perhaps at a County fair; not sure which is Miller.

Caption on reverse reads: "Edgemont, Pa. on West Chester Pike. Car line ran from 69th St. to West Chester along West Chester Pike." Donated by Mrs. Hoyt (nee Sills), April 11, 1982. This building, which is no longer standing, was on the south side of West Chester Pike, just west of Providence Road. Address is approximate, but roughly where the Glam Nail Lounge stood in 2019.

See P-10308a and P-01308B for views of the house with the tower in the left center of this photograph.

Photography probably taken in support of a legal case related to an accident at this location. Farm buildings, fields, and houses in valley at bottom of road.

Photography probably taken in support of a legal case related to an accident at this location.

Stepmother of John Edwards. Photo inscribed "To Palsy-Walsy"

Brief note in newspaper called this one of the most desirable properties in Swarthmore. Photo might have been taken for the sale of the property, which happened in August 1902.

Brief note in newspaper called this one of the most desirable properties in Swarthmore. Photo might have been taken for the sale of the property, which happened in August 1902.

Brief note in newspaper called this one of the most desirable properties in Swarthmore. Photo might have been taken for the sale of the property, which happened in August 1902.