URGENT UPDATE: Historian Keith Lockhart is calling on the community for assistance in solving a captivating historical mystery involving a newly discovered photograph of Pennsylvania Avenue in the Brookline section of Haverford Township. This appeal comes as Lockhart continues his extensive cataloging of photographs, postcards, and illustrations from Delaware County.
Lockhart’s latest inquiry focuses on a winter scene that features adults and vehicles, captured on what appears to be a sunny day. He is seeking crucial details about the block and cross streets depicted in the photograph. Could you provide insights or information? If you think you can help, reach out to Keith at [email protected].
This week’s search is particularly engaging. Unlike previous Mystery photos, this one shows more than just buildings; it captures a slice of life from the past, making it all the more intriguing. The community’s memories and knowledge could be vital in piecing together the history behind this image.
Last week, Lockhart received valuable input regarding a photo of a charming neighborhood in Colwyn. Local residents Dennis and Jack McKnight identified the twin home in the photo as located on the southwest corner of 2nd and Main Street, with addresses 200 & 202 Main Street. They noted both homes, including the neighboring house with its distinct Mansard-style roof, still stand today.
As Lockhart continues to explore the rich tapestry of Delaware County’s history, he encourages residents to engage with their local heritage actively. With each photograph uncovered, the stories of the community come alive.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story. The next time you stroll through Haverford Township, remember that your insights could help preserve the history of your neighborhood. Check out more from Keith at delawarecountyhistory.com and join the effort to unlock the past!
