This is a photo from the 1930's of the Worrell Post Office. The post office only lasted about 5 years in the 1890's. I believe it stood on Providence Rd. in Upper Providence, but I'm not sure, looking for some help.
It looks exactly like my house in Boothwyn. It was. P O for awhile...I don't know how long. The daughters of the PO clerk were teachers in the Boothwyn/Linwood area. They built a house next door. That's where they lived out their life. Miss Daisy and Miss Salley. Not sure of the last name. It could have been Smith. Im going to try to upload a really old picture of my house. You can decide.
Thats definitely my house. We are still living in it. We believe it is the oldest hoyse being lived in, in Upper Chichester Township. I'd love to upload an old and new picture....but I can't figure it out. Please email me...Ill post two pictures and. You can see if you can get my photos on this website. trinaclark1@comcast.net.
By the way....as far as we know it was built in 1805....Thomas Jefferson was the third President of the United States. We love the history, but would love to know more.
is that the house where 252 and providence rd split?
ReplyDeleteIt looks exactly like my house in Boothwyn. It was. P O for awhile...I don't know how long. The daughters of the PO clerk were teachers in the Boothwyn/Linwood area. They built a house next door. That's where they lived out their life. Miss Daisy and Miss Salley. Not sure of the last name. It could have been Smith. Im going to try to upload a really old picture of my house. You can decide.
ReplyDeleteThats definitely my house. We are still living in it. We believe it is the oldest hoyse being lived in, in Upper Chichester Township. I'd love to upload an old and new picture....but I can't figure it out. Please email me...Ill post two pictures and. You can see if you can get my photos on this website. trinaclark1@comcast.net.
ReplyDeletePlease reach out to me.
By the way....as far as we know it was built in 1805....Thomas Jefferson was the third President of the United States. We love the history, but would love to know more.
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