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Upper Darby

Upper Darby. Interesting Locations T.J.DiFilippo 2006. Luken’s Home, Lansdowne & Cedar. Kirk-Bond-Inge Home Lansdowne & Cedar-demolished. Winona Farm. Winona Farms, State Road &. Statzel home. Statzel home—Burnley & Bermont. 400 block Forrest Ave. Madison Ave near West Chester Pike.

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Upper Darby

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  1. Upper Darby Interesting Locations T.J.DiFilippo 2006

  2. Luken’s Home, Lansdowne & Cedar

  3. Kirk-Bond-Inge HomeLansdowne & Cedar-demolished

  4. Winona Farm Winona Farms, State Road &

  5. Statzel home Statzel home—Burnley & Bermont

  6. 400 block Forrest Ave

  7. Madison Ave near West Chester Pike

  8. Cedar Ave, near fire house

  9. South Avenue & Franklin-real estate office

  10. Oak Avenue & Central

  11. Shadeland Ave near Montbard’s-demolished

  12. Providence Road, Primos-demolished

  13. Providence Road, Secane-demolished

  14. Garrett home, Taylor Ave-demolished

  15. McClatchy Building 69th & Market St

  16. Hoodland—Sellers Library, State Road view

  17. Collen Brook-Lewis/Smith home

  18. U of Penn Observatory-demolished

  19. Richard Bond home, Bond Shopping Center

  20. Secane Station—serpentine stone

  21. Car Barn, Lansdowne & West Chester Pike, demolished

  22. Burn Brae, now Home Depot location, Baltimore Pike

  23. Site of Drexel Hill Jr. School

  24. Turso, home of Anthony Drexel, now location of Prendergast HS, destroyed by fire

  25. Prendergast High School—was St. Vincent’s Orphanage

  26. Typical Sears Home by Mail, Riverview Road

  27. Drexel Park home

  28. Llanerch Hills

  29. DrexelBrook Apartments

  30. Typical Center Hallway home

  31. Clover Lane, Stonehurst Hills

  32. Upper Darby Cop, Date unknown

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