Bert Paup lives in a rural area in the foothills of Welsh Mountain - he pointed out [to Frank Zebley] various springs in the area. His property contains Squash Spring, source of the Eastern Brandywine River.
Wooden road over brook below Sidney Morgan's home and property. A second home on the property has a cellar that contains the ninth spring. These springs join with others to form a brook that becomes the Eastern Brandywine River.
One of the many bridges constructed over the Brandywine at this site on Market Street. This steel structure was built in 1887 and replaced in 1929. Note trolley tracks in photo.
Part of works where cars pass each other. Car with horses attached takes finished powder to main magazine and carries 700 25 pound kegs at a load. Brandywine Creek in the background.
Formerly known as Buffington's Ford, Shaw's covered bridge is a short distance above the fork at Lenape, where the eastern and western branches of the Brandywine River converge.
