Southeast Pennsylvania July 2008 Photo Gallery by edmund j. kowalski at pbase.com

Southeast Pennsylvania July 2008

In the Philadelphia suburbs, Chadd's Ford and Concordville area...
a VERY old cemetery,
Image 015, died in battle of Gettysburg,
and the ruins of the paper mill that provided paper for Ben Franklin's press, and the first American paper money.
Camera: Pentax ME with f:1.4 / 50mm lens, ASA 200 print film.

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All images are Š200 E.J.Kowalski.

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Marietta		28-Jul-2008 14:58
AHHH. Ed, I remember driving by all of these with you. Wish you were just coming for the visit.

Janice		27-Jul-2008 13:12
I am so glad I was with you to experience these myself!!!! J

edmund j. kowalski		27-Jul-2008 04:30
That facade is the remains of the paper mill, described in photo 021! Ed

Jim		27-Jul-2008 03:41
Those facade look as if they were once part of a very old building

Guest		26-Jul-2008 23:51
The house in 19 and 20 were very eerie. So strange to see just the facade of a building with nothing else left. Thank you for your continued friendship. Carolyn.

Dave Hamer		26-Jul-2008 22:32
There's a lot of history on those old headstones. Beautiful stained glass window. thanks. Dave

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