Appleton misidentified this as the Upper Darby Meeting House. For a full chronology of this meeting, visit the Haverford College Quaker and Special Collections. Image HC12-15806 is probably by Appleton, as it is almost identical to AP-5849 and clearly from a glass negative taken on the same day.

Sign in background reads: "Houses for sale or rent, also building sites all sizes. Charles Janvier, office Lansdowne & Balto. Aves."

Sign in background reads: "Chas. Brenz and Co., builders of fine carriages and wagons. Jobbing promptly attended to. 37th & Filbert Sts."

Newsstand visible in upper right corner.

Hand-lettered business signs posted on tree, one for "Ja's (James) Haynes, upholsterer, est. 1885, steam carpet cleaning; call for and deliver all goods, Clifton Heights and Lansdowne" and a second for "Edward Brown, whitewashing, grading, cementing and landscape garden of all kinds. Carting. Box 107 Lansdowne." . Church on right in background is Lansdowne Baptist Church, at 17 E. Lacrosse Ave.

This tree was on the Brinton property. See also AP-5127.

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-866

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-867

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-868

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-869

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-870

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-871

This event was part of the bank's (formerly the First National Bank of Media) 100th anniversary celebration. No. P-872

The locally famous organist played in the lobby of the Provident Tradesmens Bank & Trust Co. (formerly the First National Bank of Media) on March 12, 1964, to help celebreate the bank's 100th anniversary. See P-17037 to P-17043 for photos of that event.

The college was renamed Widener College on July 1, 1972, at which time the PMC Corps of Cadets was replaced by a civilian ROTC unit (according to the Chester Times, April 7, 1972, page 1).

Bob Laxton Sr., Bob Laxton Jr., and Thurman Rock. The company may also have been called Laxton Motor Co., according to advertisements in the Chester Times on May 10 and 17, 1929, on page 3.