Thank you for sharing these awesome photos! I’m a Delco girl from way back. I even have the T-shirt “It’s A Delco Thing”. I remember a lot of these areas. I was raised in Clifton Heights, but was forced to go to Upper Darby High School after they shut down our cute little school on Baltimore Pike. Did two years at UDHS and hated every moment. All my family still live in Media, West Chester, and surrounding areas. I love to visit Delaware County, but now live in Clearwater since 1997. There’s no place like home. We have a great Philly cheese steak place down here called “Delco’s”…but, there’s no place like home. You brought back all the nostalgia of the good old days. Thank you and Happy New Year from Fl.😎
I remember the small high schools. Collingdale, Sharon Hill, Darby-Colwyn, etc. Garnet Valley was also a small high school back in the 60s and 70s, but with massive residential and commercial development in Concord Twp., it’s now one of the larger high schools in Delco. Thanks for commenting.
3:34 - Re: the stone piers in the shadow of the steel structure, similar stone piers were seen as SEPTA contractors replaced the Crum Creek bridge. What a dilapidated mess the original PB&W must have been in the 1800's.
Very interesting. I've lived over thirty years in Delaware County (though I was born in Montco), and as a history buff, I enjoy looking at these photos and buildings from times gone by (not to mention the railroads).
I'm a native Delconian. I've always been fascinated by local history. Thank you, sir!
Thanks for the walk back in time! ❤😊
Nice, Craig!! I particularly liked the photos of the Chester Creek RR!
Thank you for sharing these awesome photos! I’m a Delco girl from way back.
I even have the T-shirt
“It’s A Delco Thing”.
I remember a lot of these areas. I was raised in Clifton Heights, but was forced to go to Upper Darby High School after they shut down our cute little school on Baltimore Pike. Did two years at UDHS and hated every moment. All my family still live in Media, West Chester, and surrounding areas. I love to visit Delaware County, but now live in Clearwater since 1997. There’s no place like home. We have a great Philly cheese steak place down here called “Delco’s”…but, there’s no place like home.
You brought back all the nostalgia of the good old days. Thank you and Happy New Year from Fl.😎
I remember the small high schools. Collingdale, Sharon Hill, Darby-Colwyn, etc. Garnet Valley was also a small high school back in the 60s and 70s, but with massive residential and commercial development in Concord Twp., it’s now one of the larger high schools in Delco. Thanks for commenting.
Nice, Craig!
Nice work
Wow! I am so fascinated with history and I absolutely love these videos!
Great collection. Thank you!
Very helpful to have captions. 😀
3:34 - Re: the stone piers in the shadow of the steel structure, similar stone piers were seen as SEPTA contractors replaced the Crum Creek bridge.
What a dilapidated mess the original PB&W must have been in the 1800's.
Great Job, Thank you.
Great video! Thanks!
Great job!
Very interesting. I've lived over thirty years in Delaware County (though I was born in Montco), and as a history buff, I enjoy looking at these photos and buildings from times gone by (not to mention the railroads).
1:30 hey 7x Great Uncle Caleb, it’s your black great nephew.
A little more to the east, please.
I’ll try. I have done another video about Delaware County Trolleys, which has photos from the communities of Folsom, Essington, and Darby.
I'm from Delaware County and couldn't wait to get the Hell out of there for NYC! Glad to know that nothing has changed in that God forsaken sh*t hole!