Anna May & Snookie Hyde with Uncle Buzz Crout.

MAGDALENE MACRINA DOMENICE

Joseph Domenice Sr. with baby Matthew Tablone

This is a photo of United Steel Workers, Aliquippa, Pa /Beaver Falls, Pa photo found in antique store added by Suzanne Farabaugh on May 25, 2020.

This is a photo of “Dedication Tabernacle Baptist Church” Beaver Falls,Pa Photo found at an antique store. added by Suzanne Farabaugh on May 25, 2020.

A picture of me on the left and my brother, Thomas Richard Mort, on the right, taken in the side yard of my parents' house in Fannettsburg, Franklin County, PA. Date not known, but probably 1941-1942.

Emil J Latzko - has to be in the 40's or 50's. Not sure where he was I think somewhere in Philadelphia.

Vernon (dad) and Delores (mom)

This is a photo of Elizabeth Vitale 1968 Greenock Pennsylvania added by Elizabeth Vitale on February 19, 2020.

This is a photo of Elizabeth Forward Junior High of Elizabeth Vitale added by Elizabeth Vitale on February 19, 2020.

Elizabeth Forward High School of Elizabeth Vitale Where I went to high school when not in NYC

Greenock Elementary school of Elizabeth Vitale Greenock Pennsylvania Where I went to elementary school.

I used to walk a mile to get milk and bread with a reward for a candy.

Greenock Pennsylvania post office of Elizabeth Vitale from days gone past I used to walk to get mail rain or shine. We couldn't have mail delivered to the house.

This picture was taken in Pennyslvania, Allegheny county Grandfather Dominick Antonio Vitale died in 1952 before I was born.

Thoughts of Greenock Pennsylvania at home. Another memory of home Greenock, Pennsylvania Elizabeth Vitale

A photo of Carrie Gervasi and family - South Philly 1945

A photo of Lillian Heibert Klinkert

A photo of Lillian Heibert Klinkert

Taken from his PRR ID

Found in an antique store in central Texas. They're a long way from home. According to census records, they lived in western Pennsylvania and New York. There's nothing written on the photo other than their names on the back, so I don't know where this was taken.

A wedding photo of Vincent Michniewicz and Joan Wittman

A photo of Bridget J (Gallagher) Brett

A photo of Ralph Loper

A photo of Jennie and Charles Shelton. Married Charles Vaughan Shelton on 10/15/1938 in Pittsburgh PA.

Because no scene is exciting enough without various aircraft randomly pasted all over the sky.

Found in an antique store. I fixed some spots, and scratches in the original image. Handwritten on the back "Katie Henning". It's nice to see a cabinet card portrait from that era with a pleasant expression instead of the usual solemn stare.

Found in an antique store. I fixed some fading, spots, and scratches in the original image. Handwritten on the back "Irvin Schueck"

This photo is of my father Donald’s parents which would also be my Grandparents. I don’t know her Maiden name. They are both buried in Schwenksville Pennsylvania. They lived as a married couple in a house in Graterford Pennsylvania. They are pictured at Green Lane Park in Pennsylvania which was a popular place to swim and go boating. You can no longer swim there.

My Great Grandparents are in this photo. Jessie Davis married Jacob Long and they met at Abington Hospital Pennsylvania where they were both working. They bought a house in Jeffersonville Pennsylvania and raised a family of Four. The date on photo says 1951.

A photo of the Daniel Lewis Terrill family - Cussewago Township

Found in an antique mall in Red Hook, New York. Written on the back "George and Alice Curry, DuBois, Pennsylvania, May 1901" They are posing with what appears to be a new parlor organ.

Back of Annie M. Danner cabinet card with ad for the photographer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Mary lived in Manheim, Pennsylvania.

A photo of Annie M. Danner found in an antique store. Her name and city are handwritten on the back of the card (Manheim, Pennsylvania). She may be a sister to Mary E. Garber and Ella King since they look so much alike.

Back of Mary Garber cabinet card with ad for the photographer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Mary lived in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania.

A photo of Mary E. Garber found in an antique store. Her name and city are handwritten on the back of the card (Mount Joy, Pennsylvania). She may be a sister to Annie Danner and Ella King since they look so much alike.

Back of Ella King cabinet card with ad for the photographer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. I can't make out her middle initial or the city she lived in.

A photo of Ella King Found in an antique store. Her name and city are handwritten on the back of the card, but I can't make out where she lived. She may be a sister to Annie Danner and Mary Garber since they look so much alike.

A photo of the Mahoning Drive-In located at Lehighton Pennsylvania which was built in 1948 and began playing films in 1949. Drive-ins were the premier way to view movies during the 1950s. Sound was played either through wired speakers which you would put on your car door, or via a radio (FM) frequency. There were over 4,000 of them in the 1950s whereas less than 300 remain today. The Mahoning drive-in recently gathered attention due to director Alexander Minnelli’s documentary “At The Drive-In” which highlights how the residents of Lehighton and the surrounding areas donated their time and money to keep the drive-in running. The Mahoning Drive-In was initially operated by local James Humphries where up to 500 cars (later on up to 600 cars!) could park and watch films on the big screen from the comfort of their cars. The drive-in is running strong today - open from May through Septembers playing 35mm film prints on weekends - and now has room for 900 cars, plays audio via 89.3 FM radio, has a screen measuring 120 feet wide, and they offer overnight passes where movie goers can watch a feature film and stay overnight.

Found in an antique store. Handwritten on back "M. S. Goodhart, Newville, Pa." I'm guessing from Mary's dress that the photo was taken in the 1880s?