101 Forrest Avenue†

Timeline

Years may be approximate. Where do we get these years?

Narberth's first grocery and the final resting place of Mat the Cat.

U. S. Census

Census	Name	Relation	Age	Own	Race	Marital	Birthplace	Business	Trade	Apt #	Note
1900	George L Brinley	Head	26	Rent	White	Married	Pennsylvania		Grocer
	Zulama Brinley	Wife	23		White	Married	New York
	Fred Brinley	Son	1		White	Single	Pennsylvania
	Harvey Brinley	Brother	22		White	Single	Pennsylvania		Clerk
	Daniel Kramer	Servant	21		White	Single	Pennsylvania		Clerk
	Edmond Wright	Servant	21		White	Single	Pennsylvania		Clerk
	Hannah Reason	Servant	40		Black	Single	New York		Servant
	Estella Miller	Servant	14		Black	Single	Maryland		Servant

No census records found 1900–1950.

Views of Narberth Past

101 Forrest Avenue appears in:

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  Caldwell Grocery, about 1898

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  Snowy Narberth from the Water Tower, about 1899

  An overhead view of Narberth on a snowy day at the turn of 20th century.

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  Downtown from the tracks, about 1898

  Looking outbound over the tracks towards Narberth station, and the developing town.