Bruce Ryder Photo Album #5, page 13. Three photos: (1) Elizabeth Peale Ryder's father, S. Edwin Peale, standing with a woman, possibly his wife, Lillian Rice Peale (2) Group photo of Paul Ryder, Bruce Ryder, Elizabeth Peale Ryder, two unidentified women and Elizabeth Ryder's parents, Lillian Rice Peale and S. Edwin Peale (3) Elizabeth Peale Ryder sitting at desk in house
Bruce Ryder Photo Album #5, page 16. Three photos: (1) Unidentified young woman standing in orchard; (2) Two unidentifed men standing outside of a building; (3) Unidentified young woman and elderly woman
Loose picture from Bruce Ryder Photo Album Collection: A group standing outside of the Ryder house on Race Avenue. Paul Ryder is third from the left and Elizabeth Ryder is second from left. All other are unidentified , but likely family. Notation on back of picture: "A group of us at the side porch, you can see the French doors, in front the replica of Independence Hall used in Liberty Loan drives, and afterwards moved out to the park. Margaret Snyder Menninger is in the back ground."
Page 35 in Bruce Ryder's photo album #2, has three pictures, Bruce is in all three. The first one he is standing in front of his father who is sitting in a wicker chair, a Model A is on the other side of the hedge. The second picture, is just Bruce as a wet kid (previous page has pictures of him playing in the sprinkler) and the third picture, Elizabeth is sitting in the wicker chair reading to Bruce who is standing next to her.
Page 37 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album number two has three pictures, the first is in the winter and Bruce, as a toddler, has a child-size shovel and is standing next to a pile of snow. The next two were probably taken in the spring and both have Bruce and his dog, with his father joining in for the third picture.
Bruce Ryder Photo Album #2, page 50, has four pictures in it, of different seasons. Young Bruce Ryder with his father, Paul Ryder outside their house, Bruce in the snow, Bruce and his mother outside and Bruce playing in the sprinkler.
