Tracks to Elm, about 1861
Elm Station, about 1880
Edward R. Price farm, about 1883
A Pennsylvania Residence, 1890
Country House at Narberth Park, Pa., 1890
A Pennsylvania Cottage, 1891
A Cottage at Elm Station, 1891
A Cottage at Narberth Park, Pa., 1891
A Colonial Cottage, 1891
A Dwelling at Narberth Park, Pa., 1892
A Dwelling at Narberth Park, Pa., 1892
A Stone Church for $6,000, 1893
A Stable at Elm Station, Pa., 1893
A Cottage at Elm Station, Pa., 1893
A Dwelling at Narberth, Pa., 1893
A Dwelling at Elm Station, Pa., 1893
Woodside Avenue, about 1894
William Owens house, about 1895
T. Broom Belfield house, about 1895
E. M. Richards house, about 1895
Presbyterian church site after fire, 1896
A. H. Mueller house, 1897
Edward Forsythe house, 1897
Baptist Church of the Evangel, 1897
Narberth station, looking west, about 1897
Narberth Presbyterian church, 1897
304 North Essex, about 1898
Downtown from the tracks, about 1898
Caldwell Grocery, about 1898
A Country Lane, about 1898
Through the railroad tunnel, about 1899
Snowy Narberth from the Water Tower, about 1899
Haverford and Narberth Avenues, about 1900
Water tower, about 1900
Elm Hall, about 1900
Railroad tunnel, about 1900
210 North Essex, about 1900
Windsor Avenue Victorian houses, about 1905
Essex & Montgomery NW corner, about 1905
Forrest Avenue, about 1905
Southside from the Station, about 1905
Rockland Ave. bridge, about 1905
Coal yard, about 1906
Methodist Church and parsonage, about 1906
Narberth station, about 1908
New YMCA, about 1910
Price house, about 1910
Looking east on Haverford and Merion Ave., about 1910
Haverford & Narberth NE corner, about 1910
Montgomery Avenue toll house, 1910
Woodland Scene, about 1910
Oldest house in Narberth, 1911
The Arcade Building, about 1914
Lady Narberth, 1914
The Log Cabin, about 1915
Early post office, about 1915
Elm Terrace new construction, about 1915
Dr. Snyder residence, about 1915
At the ball game, about 1915
Narberth Schoolchildren, about 1916
Welcome Home, 1919
Welcome Home—Red Cross, 1919
General Wayne smithy, about 1920
Narberth variety store, about 1920
Artman estate, about 1920
Patriotic decorations, about 1922
Downtown & vicinity aerial, 1929
Civil War commemoration, 1938
Northside aerial, 1939
Narberth & Montgomery Ave., about 1945
Libertyville smithy, about 1950
Downtown aerial, 1953
Libertyville slaughterhouse, about 1960
75th Anniversary aerial, 1970
Image source: Collection of the Lower Merion Historical Society
Addresses in view: 105 N. Narberth Ave. (†1927), 101 Grayling Ave., 102 Grayling Ave., 104 Grayling Ave., 108 Grayling Ave., 323 Haverford Ave. (†1963), 137 N. Narberth Ave. (†1960)
We can't date this photo just by the houses that are visible; they all appear on Mueller's 1896 Property Atlas, and several have deeds going back to 1889. But the driveway could not have appeared before 1910, when Oliver Bair sold his vacant corner lot to Helen Baird Caldwell. Property atlases of 1908 (no driveway) and 1913 (driveway) confirm this.
Updated September 6, 2025.