This is probably the rear of the house.

Untitled, but ribbons identify this as 42nd anniversary of the Howellville Baseball Club, 1866-1908. Howellville was an early name for the Gradyville section of Edgmont Township, Pa.

Untitled, but ribbons identify this as 42nd anniversary of the Howellville Baseball Club, 1866-1908. Howellville was an early name for the Gradyville section of Edgmont Township, Pa.

Untitled, but ribbons identify this as 42nd anniversary of the Howellville Baseball Club, 1866-1908. Howellville was an early name for the Gradyville section of Edgmont Township, Pa.

No title, but same women are in this picture and AP-9074-3, so this is likely picnic for Howellville Baseball Club's 42nd Anniversary, 1908. Howellville was an early name for the Gradyville section of Edgmont Township. Jane Levis Carter, in Edgmont: The Story of a Township (483), includes this photograph, and identifies the location of this picnic supper as the side yard of the Gradyville Hotel.

The current tenant of this building is SUNSHINE Fine Jewelry. We took over the lease in October 2024 and officially opened our doors in March 2025. It has been an incredible experience becoming part of the Media community and sharing our handmade 24K–14K jewelry with our neighbors. Over the years, this building has welcomed many tenants, from Vision Care of Media to the Media Theatre Studio. Beyond that, information on earlier occupants is limited, but we are proud to continue its legacy as a place where community and craftsmanship come together.

View is from railroad bridge that once crossed Baltimore Avenue just west of Hirst Avenue. Lansdowne Ice & Coal Company, on the right side of the photo, was at 500 E. Baltimore Avenue, opposite Melrose Avenue. Address is approximate.

Looking east on Baltimore Avenue from Lansdowne Avenue. Of all the buildings on the left side of the photo, only the church is still standing.

Looking across Darby Creek into Clifton Heights. The Family Drive-In (movie theater) is on the right, playing "Three Coins in the Fountain."

The firehouse of the Clifton Heights Fire Protective Association No. 1 is on the left.

The address is of the Food Fair supermarket

Stony Creek East Shopping Center is on the left. The address is for this group of stores.

This group of stores still stands as of 2020.

Ray Worrall (right) and John Tipping (left) holding banner reading "Another event sponsored by the Media Businessmen's Ass'n."

Spraying field to keep down dust.

Group from Media Businessmen's association, posing with banners: "Another event sponsored by the Media Businessmen's Ass'n." and "It's a pleasure to shop in Media."

Group from Media Businessmen's association, posing with banners: "Another event sponsored by the Media Businessmen's Ass'n." and "It's a pleasure to shop in Media."

Three unidentified girls, one African-American, possibly winners of pie-eating contest.

Pie-eating contest

Pie-eating contest

Truck mounted with loudspeakers, from Charles A. Higgins Electrical Contractors, shown in foreground