newCastleSchool_1200.jpg;1884<br>New Castle School (Academny Building) <br><br>Courtesy Cynthia Byham
trolley2.jpg;<br>Courtesy D. Reese
icehouse.jpg;Ice house on Harmony run by King family.  Note the block of ice being loaded.  Building replaced by Laird in 1930's as 103-105 Harmony. <br><br> Courtesy Fran Pollard
stpeterSchool.jpg;St. Peter's school<br>Built 1906<br><a href="http://nc-chap.org/church/stpeter/history.php">Demolished 1965</a><br><br>Courtesy H. Gambacorta
louise.jpg;<br>Undated<br><br>Hotel Louise <br>Corner 3rd&Delaware<br>Currently Old Capitol Law & David Finney Inn<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
harmonyFerry2_800.jpg;[After 1932?]<br>Chestnut St. Ferry terminal<br><br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
delStreet.jpg;<br>Courtesy D. Reese
cloudsCorner.jpg;<br>Undated<br><br>Drug store on Clouds Row (Currently Lauren & Lynch)<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
bankBldg.jpg;<br>Undated<br><br>Gilpin House Hotel & Bar<br>Currently Wilmington Trust<br>Beer deliveries via horse drawn wagon into the arch as in the Bud commercials<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
5thSt.jpg;<br>1890's ?<br><br>Fifth & South streets<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
ticketbooth.jpg;Undated<br>CLAIMED to be ticket booth of NC&F RR.  Actually shed used by Carlo Marcozzi at 9th st. RR crossing? <br><br> Courtesy D. Reese
rrxing.jpg;Undated<br>railroad crossing at W. 9th & Young (?) <br>Note the crossing guard shed, now reputedly the ticket booth in Battery Park.<br><br>Courtesy  A. Alvini
shad3.jpg;Undated<br><br>Shad nets drying at the foot of Delaware St. opposite Jefferson house<br>Smokestacks in distance may be Tasker Iron Works or possibly gas plant<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
school.jpg;Undated <br><br>Public school #3 built in 1878 on Gray St near W 10th. <br> Now used by St. Anthony's Society as club house.<br><br>Courtesy  A. Alvini
newCastleNews.jpg;The New Castle News<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
disabatino.jpg;113-115 Delaware St. <br><br>Preston's Barber shop,<br>Dominick DiSabatino expert shoe repairing<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
29w4th.jpg;29 W 4th St<br>(corner Foundry St.) <br>Sheridan's variety store<br>Written on back: 1898 Geo. Tobin, Mrs Geo. Tobin Sr., Flora Chase<br><br>Courtesy D. Reese
28strandFront.jpg; 23 The Strand newly built c1906 with Col. Cavanaugh & two sisters<br>Note the newly painted "Ivory Soap" on #25,the front gable roof on #23 (now a Colonial Revival side gable) and the Victorian entry to  #21 (now Colonial revival fanlight). <br><br> Courtesy D. Duncan
cavanaughBack.jpg;23 The Strand (back) probably a pair to previous picture<br><br>Courtesy D. Duncan
weggenmann3.jpg;58 E. 2nd St. Weggenmann Shoes.  Mrs. Weggenmann and either daughter Cecilia or Lena.  Cecelia married J. Ries in 1899 at the Presb. Ch.  The reception followed at 58 <span style="font-style:bold">North</span> 2nd. St.  Grandmother or great aunt and great grandmother of Lena Deemer.
28strand2.jpg;24-30 The Strand<br><br>Late 1930's<br><br>Courtesy Max Goepp<br><br>Note 24 without it's storefront window and 28 with a non- Federal porch