Here you will find the photographs of Bristol "then" that you will need to use to find the "now" locations around the Borough. Superimpose the past image over the current location, snap a photograph, then tag the Grundy Library on social media to be entered to win!
Overlooking the tidal marsh from the Delaware River
Canals End Road, accessible from the Mill Street Parking Lot
Gazebo in Lions Park, Bristol Wharf
100 Basin Park
Grundy Museum
610 Radcliffe Street
Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library in 1966
680 Radcliffe Street
Formerly belonging to the Merchant Shipyard Corporation, Purex, and Dial Soap, this building now houses offices for Lenox.
1414 Radcliffe Street
Farragut Avenue in the Harriman section of Bristol
View from the intersection of Farragut and Pond Street
Grundy Textile Mill (now Grundy Commons)
925 Canal Street
Bristol Post Office
699 Beaver Street
Gledhill Wallpaper Company Mill (now Canal Works)
10 Canal Street
Former Bicycle Shop owned by Charles R. Thompson, Sr.
613 Bath Street
American Hose Hook and Ladder Company No. 2 firehouse in 1948 (now the location of National Lift Equipment)
300 Pond Street
Bristol Borough Municipal Building, circa 1940s
250 Pond Street
Bristol Jewish Center
216 Pond Street
The corner of Mill and Wood Streets
Antique Store at 341 Mill Street
The 400 block of Mill Street, circa 1958-1959
Norman's Gifts, Stationary, Greeting Cards, Office Furniture and Equipment
416 Mill Street
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
254 Wood Street
Former school house for the Society of Friends (Quakers), currently the headquarters for the Bristol Cultural & Historical Foundation (BCHF)
321 Cedar Street
Gratz's Bakery
Formerly at the corner of Dorrance and Wood Streets
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, now Zion Lutheran Church
301 Jefferson Avenue