Old pictures of Pennsylvania

1863

Lincoln (absent his usual top hat and highlighted in red)

1865

President Buchanan in his later years

1896

President William and Ida McKinley (to her husband's left) pose with members of the "Flower Delegation"

1968

Richard Nixon gives his trademark "victory" sign

1908

Baseball glass workers

1908

Glassworks. Midnight

1863

Three “Johnnie Reb” Prisoners

1863

Sketched on the battlefield

1908

School photo

1839

Robert Cornelius. First photo portrait in the history

1909

MAIN ST.

c. 1910

Philadelphia Electric Co. streetlight maintenance vehicle

c. 1897

Female worker bottling ketchup at the original Heinz factory

1891

STREET

1899

City Hall

1938

Coal miner’s child

1938

Coal miner's wife and three of their children

1938

Coal company houses and shacks

c. 1962

MAIN ST.

1911

MORRIS CANAL BRIDGE

c. 1909

main st.

1910

MINE ST

c. 1960

STREET

1916

MANTUA AV.

c. 1959

PARADE

1909

SCOTT ST.

c. 1962

Intersection of Market and Indianola

1971

U.S. Steel in background

1901

President McKinley entering the Temple of Music shortly before the shots were fired

1871

Twain with American Civil War correspondent and author George Alfred Townsend, and David Gray

1950

Dorothy Brengel William Foden, testing the Drunkometer breathalyzer

1901

McKinley's last address

c. 1939

CHESTNUT ST

1935

Post Office

1910

Mountain Inn Hotel

1905

Founders of the Niagara Movement. Du Bois is in the middle row, with white hat.

1887

Harriet Tubman, with rescued slaves

1911

Harriet Tubman, age 89

1906

TORNADO DAMAGE

c. 1930

HIGH ST

1862

Antietam battlefield

1862

Dead Confederates at the site of a Rebel Artillery Battery; Dunkard Church in background

1862

Confederate dead at Antietam

c. 1958

BOAT ON LAKE HOPATCONG

1942

Street

1911

Woodrow Wilson, New Jersey Governor

1858

Future President McKinley, aged 15

1961

Police Watch a Photographer

c. 1905

Portrait

c. 1928

Morris County Transit

1951

Einstein's birthday boy

1903

Ex President Cleveland in 1903 at age 66 by Frederick Gutekunst

1902

Future USA President Woodrow Wilson, as President of Princeton University

1913

MAIN ST.

1958

PARADE