Four pictures of Paul and Elizabeth Ryder's honeymoon trip to Provincetown on page 18: (1) View of the town from above it (2) View of Town (3) close up of Mayflower Compact (4) View of rooftops in town with ocean in the background
Former residence of Elsie and George Krupa at the corner of Race Avenue and New Street. Later the Development Office for Franklin and Marshall College.
Page 44 of Bruce Ryder's photo album #2 has four pictures of "Month at Ocean City, 1927." Pictures include the Ryder family (He in a suit and tie) and Gerry Dressler
Page 43 of Brucee Ryder's second photo album has four pictures with the caption "Month at Ocean City, 1927." All three pictures are of Bruce playing in the sand and surf.
" Mrs. Bull's Cottage, Our Half " title of page 52 of Bruce Ryder's 2nd Photo Album. The page has three pictures, one of a cottage with a man, Elizabeth Ryder and 2 boys standing outside, the second is a close up of the same angle, with the man on the deck and the woman and 3 children standing next to the house and the third has three boys in a close-up, one of the boys being Bruce Ryder.
Page 53 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album #2; (1) Two adults and 2 young boys standing in front of vacation house, possibly a family who shared a vacation house with the Ryders. (2) The Ryder family standing next to the house in beach attire and (3)The three boys and a man behind them sitting on the sand. This page has a caption "The Two Families" and "Take Our Boats!"
Page 54 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album #2: (1) Elizabeth Ryder (on left), with young Bruce Ryder sitting under an umbrella on beach with " Mary and Josephine " (2) "The Smiths" Man and woman at the beach, (3) "Our Mary" woman in swimming attire standingin the water (4) "Some picture" Man and woman in bathing attire (Elizabeth and Paul Ryder)
Page 55 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album #2: (1) Mrs. Smith (on left) Josephine and Mary sitting on beach with young Bruce Ryder. (2) Two families sitting under the pier. Left to right: rear - Paul Ryder and Mr. Smith. Center row - Elizabeth Ryder and Mrs Smith. Front row - Bruce Ryder and the Smith boys. (3) Mrs. Smith in swimming attire (same woman with the family)
Page 56 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album #2: (1) Bruce Ryder (left) and the Smith boys on the beach; (2) Bruce and another boy playing in the water; (3) Women and boys in the surf; (4) The two families under the pier.
Page 57 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album Number 2 has 3 pictures. The caption on the page says "A Lovely Day at Cape May Point with King Kumble" (1) Bruce Ryder squatting (on left) with friends on Cape May Point beach with shipwreck in background, (2) The boys with their back to the camera with the same shipwreck in the background and (3) Bruce by himself posing in front of the shipwreck.
Page 58 of Bruce Ryder's Photo Album #2 had 3 pictures of the vacation at Ocean City, NJ - (1) Bruce Ryder (second from right) with friends exploring abandoned ship parts on Cape May Point beach. Caption on this photo: "Abandoned Engines"; (2) Two women standing in front of the ship wreck with the caption "The Two Friends" and (3) Bruce Ryder and three friends sitting on what appears to be a homemade raft.
Page 3 in Bruce Ryder's "Baby Book" has three pictures, two of Bruce only and one of Bruce and his mother. Comments on this page: "A Judge?" "I always had a mind of my own!" and "I just had my dinner."
The City Police Department poses for the photographer. Front row, left to right: Det. Howard Anderson, Chief Guy Eckman, Mayor Frank Musser, Agnes Ferriter, first Lancaster City policewoman, Det. George Parmer, Lieut. Frank Bradycamp. Seated in sidecar behind Det. Howard Anderson is Sgt. Elwood Gainor who was killed in the line of duty in 1927. Man with goggles is Edward Sullenberger. Also pictured are the following:
Shannon Hartley
James Crawford
David Shank
Lewis Matt
Ray Charles
Sgt. Blaine Silvius
John Wilkinson
clerk Albert F. Montgomery
Myron Boettner
Lewis Piersol
Ross Brubaker
Ray Rohrer
William Bitts
David Kauffman
Ivan Eberly
Edward Lapman
Morgan Medlar
John Kauffman
Charles McNutt
F. Reinhart
Walter Yarnall
Joseph Godino
Carl Wenninger
Edward Millen - first African-American police officer on Lancaster's police force
