Items

View as:
Advanced search
Harp Property, Glenolden
See note at AP-8267. Signs read: “L. L. Harp, Practical Blacksmith, Jobbing of all Kinds, Carriage Painting and Repairing”
Harry Appleton
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton and Alfred Appleton, in woods near Media, Pa.
The photographer's sons; Stephen Appleton is presumably the man behind the camera.
Harry Appleton and Billie the cat
The photographer's son. Photograph taken on same day as AP-4009, but different cat
Harry Appleton and Fred the cat
The photographer's son. Appears to have been taken on same day as AP-4101-1, but a different cat
Harry Appleton and Fred the 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.
Harry Appleton in snow house, winter of 1895
The photographer's son. Most likely in backyard of Appleton house
Harry Appleton on wheel
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton, about 13
The photographer's son.
Harry Appleton, at drafting table
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton, bent
The photographer's son. Photographer's index includes this reference after title: (Mr. Snell) See possible explanations at AP-5316-5.
Harry Appleton, double
Two pictures of the photographer's son on one negative.
Harry Appleton, double pictures
Two pictures of the photographer's son on one negative. Also shows pot belly stove.
Harry Appleton, double pictures
Two pictures of the photographer's son on one negative.
Harry Appleton, in lieutenant’s uniform
The photographer's son. Letters O.N.U on his collar, for Ohio Northern Univesity, where he studied vivil engineering.
Harry Appleton, in lieutenant’s uniform
The photographer's son. Letters O.N.U on his collar, for Ohio Northern Univesity, where he studied vivil engineering.
Harry Appleton, in uniform
The photographer's son. ONU insignia on collar.
Harry Appleton, on stoop
The photographer's son
Harry Appleton, oval
The photographer's son
Harry Groll and George Paris of Roberts Jewelers holding silver before placing it on the shelf.
The store opened to the public on April 14, 1950. See advertisement in Chester Times, April 13, 1950, page 4.