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Annual banquet, Delaware County Rod and Gun Club, February 1, 1962, [at the] Media Republican Club.

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Date: 1962-02-01
Catered by McCallister's. 2 copies, stored in Misc. Photos Box 3

Newsletter, Media Branch, NAACP

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Address: Media (Pa.)
Date: 1961-09
Media, PA NAACP newsletter, September 1961. Articles by Mary Rosenthal, Editor; Philip H. Savage, Field Secretary on the convention; and Mary Edwards, Branch Secretary reporting on the National Convention In Philadelphia.

Reginald Oveide, Skip Burrell, and [?] Summerville

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Date: 1961-06-12
At Media High School commencement, 1961. On reverse: "From mother to Reggie good luck. May God bless you in the years to come and in every walk of life. Lots of luck. From mother, Elizabeth Oveide, 525 N. Orange Street, Media, PA. " (L to R); [ ?]…

Media Free Library

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Date: 1961-04-11
Sign for "Child Guidance Clinic of Delaware County--Mary Louise Trainer Stephenson Memorial, 2nd Floor" indicates that this agency shared the library building.

Media Free Library, entrance

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Date: 1961-04-11
Date for 12030 series based on dated print of this photograph, April 11, 1961, in Folder 12028

James J. Skelly

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Location: Media (Pa.)
Date: 1961 (circa)
Skelly was founder of James J. Skelly Co., a general contracting and road building firm once located in Media. See ad in Centennial Book, page 81, for a history of the firm up to 1950, and a photograph of Skelly with his two sons, Joseph J. and J.…

Media Free Library, interior shelves of new room

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Date: 1961
This photograph shows the new room added to the back of the library, dedicated in April 1961. See Chester Times article, April 21, 1961, page 5.

Media Free Library, interior shelves of new room

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Date: 1961
This photograph shows the new room added to the back of the library, dedicated in April 1961. See Chester Times article, April 21, 1961, page 5.

Media Free Library, ribbon cutting by Arthur Wiltshire, board member

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Date: 1961
The library's new room was opened in this ribbon cutting ceremony on April 22. 1961. See Chester Times article, April 21, 1961, page 5.

Media Free Library, ribbon cutting by Arthur Wiltshire, board member

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Date: 1961
The library's new room was opened in this ribbon cutting ceremony on April 22. 1961. See Chester Times article, April 21, 1961, page 5.

Eva leaning on Winters Moving-Storage sgin

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Date: 1960s ca.
Eva and her daughter Eva Delilah in the front yard of home with company sign, 219 Manchester Avenue

Eva Winters farm on Cheyney Road

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Date: 1960s ca.
Cows and barns on the farm

Eva Winters farm on Cheyney Road

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Date: 1960s ca.
Eva working on the farm

Eva Winters farm on Cheyney Road

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Date: 1960s ca.
Eva with her dog. Barns in background

Eva and pickup truck in Winters Moving Co. lot

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Date: 1960s ca,
Eva always drove a company pickup truck for business purposes.

C. R. Williamson house, southeast corner, Front and Orange streets

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Date: 1960-1970
Frank Lees caption: "This building, known as the as the Williamson House, was built in 1850 by Charles R. Williamson, one of founders of Media. Mr. Williamson operated a shoe factory here and shipped "brogans" to the soldiers during the Civil War.…