Edward Shippen home. Note on bottom of picture: "Lancaster residence -1752- of Edward Shippen - Mayor of Philadelphia 1744; buried in St. James Church-yard, Lancaster, Pa., 1781--His grand-daughter, Mary Shippen Burd, married Peter Grubb II, Ironmaster,Cornwall, Pa., Grand-father of Clement B. Grubb."
Kathryn Clark (Director of Distrubutive Education, McCaskey High, Lancaster, Pa.receiving Quota Club Award. Mrs. Annie Rutter, Quota Club President on one side and Mrs. walter Kauffman, Chm. Awards Committee on the other. (Information from the back of the picture)
Four high school age young men, in shirts and ties, standing by a Science display titled "Radio Control of Distant Objects." Joseph Clark is on the left.
Howard and Joseph Clark in green house where Father is showing son the Orchids. Note on back of the photograph: "Mr. Howard Clark is shown showing his son Joseph some of the finer points of an orchid bloom. Mr. Clark expresses hope that some day Joe will take over the orchids.
Lancaster Indian Baseball club. Left to righ, top row, standing are: Bill Doremus, scond baseman; Jimmie Boubourekas; Shorty Rittenhouse, center field; Sam Myers, shortstop; Jap Doremus, first baseman; Red Mears, third baseman; Bill Conway, Bill Keeler, left field; Elvin Simmons, filed manager; Eddie Poole; Mule Watson, pitcher; Grunt Peiffer, catcher; and Monk Doremus, right field. Kneeling: Pat Hagen, bat boy; Joe Geraci, bench manager; Charlie Geraci, mascot; and Skeetz Shultz. Pictured in the July 28, 1923 Lancaster New Era newspaper.
Provenance
Photographs from MG-63, the Johnny Hauck Collection. Hauck was a local boxing historian and brother of noted local boxer Leo Hauck. The Haucks grew up in Lancaster's Cabbage Hill neighborhood and were known as all-around athletes.
Photograph- Two story brick row houses and double dwellings, sign "Holland Gardens", shows trolley tracks, New Holland Ave., Lancaster City.
Description
Two story brick row houses and double dwellings, sign "Holland Gardens", shows trolley tracks, New Holland Ave., Lancaster City. Customer: W. W. Heidelbaugh.
