P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

P-19194 to P-19225 came from the same roll of film.

Frank Lees caption on reverse: "Also the residence of Harry Garner. Date unknown. Was once an inn and stage coach stop. Very old. Aunt Lizzie Hanley on porch."

Photograph, probably by E. V. Streeper, of the hardware store that occupied the Media Ledger building for more than 75 years. The store closed sometime between 2004 and 2008.

This series of photos was most likely taken as part of the legal case involving Mr. Harp, as noted in the Chester Times of May 13,1903: "The jury of view in the case of L. L. Harp vs. the borough of Glenolden to recover damages for the change of grade of sidewalks on Chester Pike west of Ashland Avenue, will meet on the premises of the prosecutor on Friday afternoon to fix damages."

See note at AP-8267

See note at AP-8267. Signs read: “L. L. Harp, Practical Blacksmith, Jobbing of all Kinds, Carriage Painting and Repairing”

The photographer's son

The photographer's son

The photographer's son

The photographer's son

The photographer's son

The photographer's son

The photographer's sons; Stephen Appleton is presumably the man behind the camera.

The photographer's son. Photograph taken on same day as AP-4009, but different cat

The photographer's son. Appears to have been taken on same day as AP-4101-1, but a different cat

The photographer's son. Appleton wrote Fred in his index, but this is clearly the black cat, Billy, pictured in other photos in this collection.

The photographer's son. Most likely in backyard of Appleton house

The photographer's son

The photographer's son.