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- Collection: Francis F. Zimmerman Photograph Collection
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Media Centennial Beard Contest. John N. Wood
Date: 1950-04-06
Newspaper caption reads: "John N. Wood, Media businessman, is struggling to sprout a combination beard." (Centennial Scrapbook 34)
Media Centennial Beard Contest. John N. Wood
Date: 1950-04-06
Newspaper caption reads: "John N. Wood, Media businessman, is struggling to sprout a combination beard." (Centennial Scrapbook 34)
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Lines Motor Company staff with facial hair
Address: 216 E. State St., Media (Pa.)
Date: 1950-05-09
Left to right, top: Ernie, Keith, Harry, Harold, John. Kneeling: Jack, ?, Ed, Bud, Tony [From names stitched on shirts]
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House.
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection. Negative damaged.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House.
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection. Negative damaged. This image made from scan of 8x10 print.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Bushiest" category.
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection. Center: “Dad” Markley; third from left, with black hair: Thomas Franklin Fields, Jr. Negative damaged; this image made from scan of 8x10 print.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Bushiest" category.
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection. Negative damaged.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Bushiest" category.
Date: 1950-04-29
Frank Lees caption, on back of 8x10 print: Left to right: Front row: A. Fred Manno, Edward Streeper, Hash Loevner, Edward Young, Dean White. Back row: Unknown, Mr. Miller, Albert Holl. Negative damaged; this image made from scan of 8x10 print.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Bushiest" category.
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Bushiest" category.
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Most Unusual" category
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Participants assembled in front of Delaware County Court House. "Most Unusual" category
Date: 1950-04-29
No identifications on negative envelope. Some are identified in other photos in the Zimmerman Collection. Negative damaged.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Paul Detwiler, Media High School teacher
Date: 1950-04-27
Identified from newspaper caption.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Paul Detwiler, Media High School teacher
Date: 1950-04-27
Identified from newspaper caption.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Reese or Ress Jordan
Date: 1950-03-31
Newspaper caption identifies this man as Ress Jordan.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Reese or Ress Jordan
Date: 1950-03-31
Newspaper caption identifies this man as Ress Jordan.
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Robert Murphy
Date: 1950-04-06
Newspaper caption reads: "Robert Murphy, an employee of the A and P Company, stands as proof that even the young can grow a beard." (Centennial Scrapbook 34)
Media Centennial Beard Contest. Robert Murphy
Date: 1950-04-06
Newspaper caption reads: "Robert Murphy, an employee of the A and P Company, stands as proof that even the young can grow a beard." (Centennial Scrapbook 34)