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Childhood Home of Lucretia Brown
Lucretia Brown was born and raised in this home, on Snug Harbor Road, which her father, Francis Vernon Lee, bought/built in 1917.
The Great Swamper and Ethel Andrews
Flora Ethel Andrews and husband Alexander, at Shady Side Bi-centenial Celebration 1976
1952 School Photo of Doug Hinton
1952 School Photo of Doug Hinton, Shady Side Elementary School (Name is written on photo)
Paul Lee and Angelyn Weems
Paul Lee and Angelyn Weems (Parks) school photo c. 1936, Shady Side Elementary School. (Names are written on photo)
A 1933 School Photo
Paul Lee, Gwelda Kirchner Price, Naomi Trott Hinton, Lucretia Lee Brown. 1933 Shady Side Elementary School (Names are written on photo)
A Transcript of an Interview with Captain George Proctor
Captain George Proctor was born in Shady Side in the year 1894. In this Interview, he describes growing up within the community during the late 19th and early 20th century.
Captain Bill and The Great Swamper
"Captain Bill," pictured in the photo, wrote and published The Great Swamper, among other newspapers, during his
lifetime. In this photo, he's sitting with copies of the Newspaper.
lifetime. In this photo, he's sitting with copies of the Newspaper.
Oral History Transcript of An Interview With Ethel Andrews and Erwood Avery
This Oral History is a discussion of The Great Swamper, a
local newsletter or newspaper that was published at
intervals during the 1940s and 1950s by William Gilbert
Nowell.
local newsletter or newspaper that was published at
intervals during the 1940s and 1950s by William Gilbert
Nowell.