Letter to Mary Edwards from Secretary to the Commonwealth, C. Delores Tucker extending an invitation to her to participate in the 1976 Pennsylvania Electoral College as Assistant Page.

Letter to Mary M. Edwards from Robert W. Edgar, US Representative, 7th District, Pennsylvania The letter discusses a contract, approved by the U.S. Minority Business Development Association (MBDA) for management and technical assistance to minority businesses in Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, and Bucks counties. The letter invites Mary Edwards to a meeting with the principals in this contract to learn more about how she might get involved.

A letter from A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, declining an invitation to participate in a Media NAACP panel program scheduled for Sunday November 4, 1979. He declined not out of disinterest but because he would need to disqualify himself whenever any NAACP cases came before his court.

Letterhead reads: "Media Civic League, 312 East Jefferson Street, Media, PA. Wilby Higgins, President; Theodosia King and Randall Whitsett, Vice Presidents; Mary M. Edwards, Secretary; Verna N. Burrell, Treasurer; Thomas Lee, David S. Pinkston, Mrs. David S. Pinkston, William Whitaker, Frank N. Whitfield, Roland Harley, Samuel Bethel, and Aubrey Benson, Board of Directors." This organization was formed in 1963, and the letterhead seems to match its original officers. (Delaware County Daily Times, March 1, 1963)

Used in Soldiers’ and Sailors' Monument composites, AP-8248 and AP-8249, which were used in commemorative booklet for dedication of the monument in 1903

A crude picket fence surrounds the property. 1892 Delaware County Atlas, Plate 21, shows "Log house 200 years" near the J. Howard Lewis property along Crum Creek, just downstream of Beatty Road. See also Plate 12. Photograph used in the book Twice Adopted, by "En Quad" [Thomas R. Vernon]. Media, Pa.: Cooper & Vernon, Publishers, 1898, facing page 65. This novel tells the story of two adopted children in Media who grow up to get married, and uses many real people names and place names.

Airbrushed copy negative. Made for Lewis ad, Centennial Book 78.

Made for Lewis ad, Centennial Book 78.

Clarence Devoe and Lilly or Lillie May Redmon were married April 19, 1902. Either these photos were taken 10 days after the wedding of the photographer recorded the date incorrectly in his index. See other photos of this couple in this collection.

Clarence Devoe and Lilly or Lillie May Redmon were married April 19, 1902. Either these photos were taken 10 days after the wedding of the photographer recorded the date incorrectly in his index. See other photos of this couple in this collection.

Clarence Devoe and Lilly or Lillie May Redmon were married April 19, 1902. Either these photos were taken 10 days after the wedding of the photographer recorded the date incorrectly in his index. See other photos of this couple in this collection.

This is likely Lillian Mae Pike, who married Harry Appleton in 1912.

This is likely Lillian Mae Pike, who married Harry Appleton in 1912.

The building, somewhat altered, still stands (2018).

Rubble in a field; looks to be the ruins of a barn; another building is visible in the nearby woods.

This is probably a little boy named Pete, not Pete Little.

Elizabeth Horne Redmon, wife of George Redmon

Track workers at a railroad crossing. Location is approximate.

A winter scene. This is probably in the hilly section of South Avenue south of the railroad tracks, in Upper Providence Township.

This photograph was taken by Edward V. Streeper Jr. in January 1931, and removed from one of his scrapbooks. A modern enlargement was made from his original negative, also enclosed, with a vintage print. Streeper's identifications of the buidligns shown is included in the image.

Centennial book 27. Negative damaged.