Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking east toward Pennsylvania Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 400 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking east toward Pennsylvania Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 400 feet distant.
Description
Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking east toward Pennsylvania Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 400 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking south toward Pennsylvanai Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 300 feet distant.
Photograph- Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking south toward Pennsylvanai Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 300 feet distant.
Description
Lancaster County Route 36029, Gordonville, looking south toward Pennsylvanai Railroad four track grade crossing from a point 300 feet distant.
Page 9: Railroad tracks and depot at Leaman Place, August 27, 1901; large house with columns, "Summer Knol, August 27, 1901"; Locomotive on railroad tracks, "P.R.R. Belmont station, August 27, 1901", two photos; Driveway lined with trees, "Summer Knol, August 27, 1901"; Wild Cat Glen, August 1901.
Provenance
First of two Diffenderfer family albums. Compiled by Frank Reid Diffenderfer, a former member of LCHS and an editor of a Lancaster city newspaper. Album documents his family as well as that of his neighbors on North Duke Street, Lancaster, between 1900 and 1903. Neighbors include Charles Fondersmith, Robert Slaymaker, and his daughter, Ida, who married Frank Fondersmith.
From glass plate negatives bought by Kevin Shue at Horst Auction. Photographer unknown, but most images are of the Warwick Township or Safe Harbor areas.
Photograph- "North toward Shenk's" - view of Susquehanna River and railroad
Description
"North toward Shenk's" - view of Susquehanna River and railroad
Provenance
From glass plate negatives bought by Kevin Shue at Horst Auction. Photographer unknown, but most images are of the Warwick Township or Safe Harbor areas.
Watchmen for the railroad bridge at Safe Harbor during World War I. Standing left to right are George W. Myers, Henry H. Aston, ?, ?, ?, Victor Myers, and ?. Seated men are unidentified.
