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Media Borough Hall and trolley
This building was originally built in 1917-1919 to house the Media Post Office.
Media Borough Hall being demolished
See P-01032A for description
Media Borough Hall, shortly before demolition
Also in this view, looking north at the east side of Jackson Street, are the old Media Free Library, the new firehouse, and Fish Jewelers.
Media Borough Hall, shortly before demolition.
View looking northeast from southwest corner of State and Jackson streets.
Media Borough Hall, shortly before demolition.
View looking northeast from southwest corner of State and Jackson streets.
Media Borough Hall, shortly before demolition.
View looking northeast from southwest corner of State and Jackson streets.
Media Borough Hall. Jackson Street side, showing entrance to police station.
See P-01032A for description
Media Borough Hall. Probably rear of building
See P-01032A for description
Media Borough Hall. Probably rear of building
See P-01032A for description
Media Borough Highway Department, men at work
Curbing and paving project, possibly on State Street east of Edgemont Street, looking west.
Media Borough Recreation Board
In the foreground, Jenn Metzger, Recreation Coordinator. Holding the flags, from left to right Wendy Allen, Vicki McMahon, Lisa Gelman, Chris Bannan, Larry Johnson, Chris Hellner, Kelly Sundell (President), Kevin Boyer (Borough Council Liason), Gina Tomkowich and Tina Mason. Taken in the second floor meeting room at Media Borough.
Media Boys' Club, officers and directors
Centennial Book 36. Caption in book does not identify the individuals.
Media Branch, NAACP
(L to R) Dr. Arthur W. King, Media dentist with Elizabeth Oveide (third from left). The four gave a $500 life membership installation to the NAACP.
Media Business Men's Association visit to the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition, August 11th 1926
Identifications from typed sheet pasted on image. Copy of original photo; source not noted
Media Businessmen's Association
Left to right: Frank, Lees, Lillian Baker, Walter Strine. Centennial Book 40
Media Businessmen's Association Treasure Chest Contest, in front of Borough Hall
Left to right: Milt Gross, man from Sunroc Corporation, man from Kay Dress Shop, George Rigby (with feather in hat), Bill Gross, John Tipping
Media Carriage Works
Media Carriage Works, buggy
See also AP-5255.
Media Carriage Works, carriage
Media Carriage Works, doctor’s wagon
Media Carriage Works, doctor’s wagon
Media Carriage Works, Germantown wagon
Media Carriage Works, road carriage
Media Carriage Works, road cart
With view of houses and buildings in background.
Media Carriage Works, sanitation, “honey dippers” wagon for emptying cesspools. Belonged to Mr. Sloan
Jesse Sloan owned the Media Odorless Excavator Company.