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Naturalization Certificate
This certificate acknowledges Michael Dougherty's intention to become a citizen of the United States. The document was issued by the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia, certifying his allegiance and fidelity to the U.S. government, detailing his residency, and confirming his intent to support the Constitution. -
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Negative: "Bird's Eye View Silver Lake, Bristol, PA."
Silver Lake, formerly called the Mill Pond. In view is the lifeguard stand. Sand was brought for a beach and the Red Cross provided swimming lessons. Milner’s Farm is in view across the lake. -
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Nelson Green's Primary Department Bible School Certificate
A certificate declaring the Nelson Green has completed the primary department of study and has graduated to the junior department of study in regards to the Bristol PA M.E. Bible School.Tags Doron Green -
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Northeast Corner of Mulberry and Wilson Streets - First United Methodist Church, Bristol Methodist Episcopal Church
Owned by Bristol Methodist Church at time of survey. -
Northeast Corner of Walnut & Cedar Streets - Saint James Episcopal Church
Owned by Saint James Church Cemetery at time of survey. -
Northeast Corner of Wood & Market Streets - Bristol Fire Company No. 1
Owned by Bristol Fire Company Number 1 at time of survey. -
Northeast Corner of Wood & Market Streets - Friends Meeting House
Owned by Friends Meeting House Church at time of survey. -
Northwest Corner of Market and Cedar Streets - Bristol Cleaners
Owned by FCB Realty Inc. at time of survey. -
Note on Book Catalog Card
A note detailing what might be found in one of the scrapbooks.Tags Doron Green -
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Pablo Berrocal and Eliezer Berrocal celebrating Las Posadas
Left to right, Pablo Berrocal and Eliezer Berrocal celebrating Las Posadas with traditional Catholic Puerto Rican Christmas music. -
Pablo Berrocal celebrating Las Posadas
Pablo Berrocal celebrating Las Posadas. In front of a painting of his hometown of Lares, Puerto Rico. A town where many of Bristol's Puerto Rican population originates. -
Pablo Berrocal, Antonio Gonzalez Berrocal, and Joel Berrocal at a Three Kings Day celebration
Three Kings Day celebration at St. Mark Catholic Church, Bristol, Pa.
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Pablo Berrocal, and Antonio Gonzalez Berrocal at a Three Kings Day celebration.
Three Kings Day celebration at St. Mark Catholic Church, Bristol, Pa. -
Pablo Berrocal, Antonio Gonzalez Berrocal, and Joel Berrocal at a Three Kings Day celebration
Three Kings Day celebration at St. Mark Catholic Church, Bristol, Pa. -
Pablo Berrocal, Antonio Gonzalez Berrocal, and Joel Berrocal at a Three Kings Day celebration
Three Kings Day celebration at St. Mark Catholic Church, Bristol, Pa. -
Pablo Berrocal, Antonio Gonzalez Berrocal, Joel Berrocal, and Sienna Berrocal at a Three Kings Day celebration
Three Kings Day celebration at St. Mark Catholic Church, Bristol, Pa. -
Pablo Berrocal, Joel Berrocal, and Antonio Gonzalez Berrocal at a Three Kings Day celebration
Three Kings Day celebration at St. Mark Catholic Church, Bristol, Pa. -
Pablo Berrocal, Tom Diamond, Joel Berrocal, and Laura Berrocal coordinating during a donation drive at Josefina's Unisex Salon
Left to right, Pablo Berrocal, Tom Diamond, Joel Berrocal, and Laura Berrocal coordinating during a donation drive at Josefina's Unisex Salon. -
Packing donations to send to Puerto Rico
Sienna Berrocal at her home filling up donation boxes to be mailed to Puerto Rico. -
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Pension Certificate
A pension certificate issued to Michael Dougherty, acknowledging his service during the Civil War and granting him a military pension. This reissue reflects that he was receiving a "special pension" as part of the Medal of Honor Roll. The certificate details his rank, service with Company B of the 13th Pennsylvania Cavalry, and the terms of his pension, highlighting Dougherty's post-war life and the government's recognition of his military service and sacrifices. -
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Photocard: "Mill Street, Bristol, Pa."
View of Cedar & Mill Streets, looking toward Bath and Otter Streets. Visible in the distance is a trolley car. -
Photocard: "Mill Street, showing Forest Theatre, Bristol, PA."
Mill Street. Taken from corner of Mill and Old Route 13 towards river. On the right is the Forrest Theater, which later became the Grand Theater and then Norman’s Store. Photograph taken in early 1900s. The image on the top is of Bracken Drum and Bugle Corps in front of Bristol Ford Company at Beaver & Prospect Streets, opposite the Bristol Post Office and train station. -
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Photographs and Sketch of Bracken
A digitized poster board with images from the Bracken Cadets. -
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Postcard: "Harriman Business District, Bristol PA."
On reverse: “Published for Nichols Photo Service. Bristol Pa. by the Collotype Co. Elizabeth N.J. and N.Y. -
Postcard: "'William E. Doron' the Ferry Boat plying between Burlington, N.J. and Bristol, Pa."
Archive has 3 copies of this postcard.
One copy has inscription that reads: "My Dear Olivia, I was very pleased to receive your postals, I have been away but found them when I got home. I hope you are having a nice time and are better. Mrs. Watson." Addressed to "Miss Olivia Highland, Summit Hill, Pa. White St. c/o John Sharp." Stamped September 2, 1909.
Second copy reads: "Lizzie I would ask you send me my suit but I hate to bother you how is mother. Lizzie we are all well hoping you all are the same. I have a bad cold its very cold [down]. I wish I had my coat suit [illegible] with me. How are the children are they well let me know how Lizzie is if she is in the hospital yet. Give me all the news. [illegible]. Anna." Addressed to "Mrs. Lizzie Grow 16 Alter St. Hazleton, Pa." Stamped Bristol May 5, 1912. -
Postcard: "[Senator] Grundy's Park, Bristol, PA."
Delaware Canal Lagoon Park in Bristol next to the Grundy Mill.
Inscription on back of postcard reads: "Dear Daddy, I'm out in Newportville, Buck [sic] Co., Pa. at Helen's home. Gee, it's beautiful out here. Your lovely letter was rec'vd yesterday. Love, Mary." Addressed to "Mr. James S. Brennan, 424 Locust Ave., Centralia, Penna." Stamped Newportville July 16, 1930. -
Postcard: "3278 -- National Hotel, Fallsington, Pa."
"Aunt Leina" written on front of postcard.
Written on back of postcard: “Dear Sister, I don’t know just how long I will be up here. We are going to do some sewing. When I get back to Bristol I will try and get down [illegible] will be settled by that time …Sister Girl." Addressed to Mrs. Watson Davis, Eddington, Bristol Twp., PA. Mailed May 1903 3 pm.