A row of pre-revolutionary houses located on North Duke Street, in the city of Lancaster. The louvered shutter is an attractive appendage, however it is not a typcial feature of Lancaster hosues.
Rockland and Green playground. Shows baby swings that were removed by the Department of Parks placed in holes and left standing witout applying concrete. The result is that older boys pulled the swings over and bent the brace pipes.
Pfc. Clyde Dixon, a 19-year-old resident of 329 Locust Street, coaches the Rockland and Green Streets Playground softball team (the Rockets) during his 30 day furlough from World War II. Starting from the right of Mr. Dixon, are: Eugene Williams, Robert Stuart, Robert Dixon, Kenneth Gant, Henry Gant, Robert Anderson, Donald Cook, James Arnett, Paul Waters, Harry Stockbauer and Charles Stuart. This photograph appeared in the Lancaster New Era on August 4, 1945.
