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Glen Providence Park
Vintage contact print from original 5x7 negative. See also P-01178A through -E
Glen Providence Park
Print moved from Folder 1178, Lees Collection.
Glen Providence Park
Print moved from Folder 1178, Lees Collection.
Glen Providence Park
Print moved from Folder 1178, Lees Collection.
Glen Riddle, bridge over railroad, south
Location is approximate.
Going to Media Station
Train heading west. Boardwalk to Idlewild Hotel on right.
Golf Club grounds
This may be the golf club built on the Rowland Farm property; the club later moved to Nether Providence Township and is now the Springhaven Country Club. The half-hidden house in the distance appears to be the Rowland farmhouse (compare to AP-4152-2).
Grace Dinery[?]
Dinery is just a guess; name is almost illegible in index.
Grandmother Williamson [Mrs. William Eves Williamson, seated] and Aunt Sade
House was on the northwest corner of Orange and Jefferson streets.
Green family group
Image partly obscured by paper from envelope stuck to emulsion.
Griscom, children and goat
Appleton, in his index, misidentified this dog as a goat.
Griscom’s dog Norma
See also AP-5200, for Griscom children with same dog.
Group of children near bridge carrying Baltimore Pike over Ridley Creek
Left to right: Howard Mulholland, Cyrus Mulholland, Ann Mulholland, *Dot Sullivan (now Freeman), Sis Redding, *Dorothy Harvey (now Leonard, whose father took the photo), William Dutton Mulholland, Jr., and Arthur George Thorp, Jr. (* = only ones still living in 1989). Copy of original, given to Frank Lees by Dorothy Leonard.
Group posed at the site of new bridge carrying Baltimore Pike over Ridley Creek.
Caption on reverse, probably left to right: Sgt. Francis X. Kelly, Pennsylvania State Police; ?, Francis Gray, Tom Pension, ? Harbold, Walter Strine, Frank Snear
Group posing with Pennsylvania State Police trooper and a dual-control driver training car, courtesy of County Chevrolet, Inc.
Names on reverse (probably left to right): Media Chief of Police Malcolm Laughead, Isaac Pike, ?, J. K. Barrall, James Parsons, ?, John Arscott of County Chevrolet, Jerry Newcomb of State Police.