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| The Post
Office - later replaced. Sign
details: Caryl's Dining Rooms, Laundry, Barber |
Court House Square
fountain. Post office on the right. |
The
wagon says
"International Correspondence Schools. International Textbook Co.
Proprietors. The sign on the building says "...Scranton Electrotype Co.
314; 316." |
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| Scranton High School, later called
Central High and now
Lackawanna Junior College. |
Longfellow School, left with name over door, and Annex
on Wyoming
Avenue. The Annex (number 1625) was the first location of Penn. State
U.
Worthington, Scranton. |
Half a stereo card.
On the back,
"High School No 1 Scranton Pa" July 30 [18]73. |
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| Lackawanna
Avenue, Scranton is written on the back. The sign hanging towards the
end of the street advertises Steinway Pianos. Possibly 400
block. |
Jackson Street,
Hyde Park, from Griff Ave. S.
Sherman on
right. Click
here for a detail. |
Providence
Square, Old Home Week, August 1913. |
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| Cummings
groceries
store, the Knoepfel & Miller Rexall Drug store (hanging sign on
the
right) and Longo Justice of the Peace, Drinker Street, Dunmore. For a
388kb view click
here. |
Half of a
stereo card. On the back
"View of Scranton Hyde Park from M. E. church tower." July 30, [18]73. |
Labeled
on the back
"Carter Apartments, Scranton". It was on the corner of the 400 block of
Madison Avenue and Mulberry Street. In a late 1800's biography of a
plumbing
company a building by that name is mentioned. On the bottom level is a
drug store and Ralph ? Barber Shop. Above on the right is Gossard
Corsets. See
Detail. |
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Left: Labeled on
the back "Mr. Scranton's Residence,
Scranton, Pa."
Right: Scranton,
the corner of N. Irving Avenue and Mulberry Street. Apparently before
W.W.II. Dave Crosby reported (2011) that the building is still there. |
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