Slide marked 'Duplicate," unsure of orientation. Image may be flipped. Looking toward B & railroad bridge from near Pine Street Bridge. Address is approximate.
Elevated view from southwest corner of W. State St. and S. Orange St., looking east. Holl's Jewelry store is on left; this is before the adjoining building to the east was constructed (see AP- 5140). Also shows willow trees in front of Charter House.
Elevated view from southwest corner of W. State St. and S. Orange St., looking east. Holl's Jewelry store is on left; this is before the adjoining building to the east was constructed (see AP- 5140). Also shows willow trees in front of Charter House.
Elevated view from southwest corner of W. State St. and S. Orange St., looking east. Holl's Jewelry store is on left; this is before the adjoining building to the east was constructed (see AP- 5140). Also shows willow trees in front of Charter House.
Elevated view from southwest corner of W. State St. and S. Orange St., looking east. Holl's Jewelry store is on left; this is before the adjoining building to the east was constructed (see AP- 5140). Also shows willow trees in front of Charter House. "T. School" is probably Training School in Elwyn.
View across the loading dock toward Gayley Street and Baltimore Avenue, showing Pinocchio's Pizza on the northeast corner, and a Texaco gas station on the southest corner. This building, which replaced a municipal metered parking lot, was dedicated on November 17, 1962. Frank Leees is the small man in front of the crowd, with a camera around his neck.
Arthur, George, and Mae Dee all lived in this house on the northwest corner of 4th St. and Monroe St., according to news note in the Chester Times on August 11, 1902.
Arthur, George, and Mae Dee all lived in this house on the northwest corner of 4th St. and Monroe St., according to news note in the Chester Times on August 11, 1902. The backs of two adjacent houses on E. 4th St. also visible.
Arthur, George, and Mae Dee all lived in this house on the northwest corner of 4th St. and Monroe St., according to news note in the Chester Times on August 11, 1902.