Box Borough-Large-2
Container
Contains 30 Results:
[Brick Path]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.11
[Hoadley House]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.12
Scope and Contents
George A. Hoadley, long-time professor of physics at Swarthmore College, was a founder of the Swarthmore College Camera Club; he was an amateur photographer. He built the house at 520, supposedly for his son
[Home]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.13
[Tree-lined street]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.14
Looking through the woods to the crum, 1904,10,28 [2 negatives in one enclosure]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.15
Rose Muller [woman with bike on street]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.16
Chestnut tree on the farm [College farm?]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.17
Earth slide in Woods while I was in College, FBH. [Mudslide in crum?]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.18
[Single horse pulling farm (roller/seeder(?)) guided by man]
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.19
Crum Creek above Lewis Paper Mill, Sept. 27, 1899
Item — Box: Borough-Large-2
Identifier: B.2.2.20
Scope and Contents
The site of the J. Howard Lewis Paper Mills is located in Nether Providence, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, on Cum Creek Between Baltimore Pike and Beatty Road. It was first constructed in 1826 by John Pancoast and others, and was purchased by John and Elizabeth Lewis in 1833. It was damaged by fire in 1882, and again in 1883, and was operated by the Franklin Paper Company after 1890. It continued in business until the late 1950s.
