New Cumberland Public Library - Roland Benjamin collection

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About This Collection

This collection includes photographs and letters left by the Benjamin estate, primarily from the early 1900s. Mr. Benjamin grew up in northern Pennsylvania and moved to the Harrisburg area in the 1930s to head the PA Farm Bureau. He and his wife Muriel left their home to the borough of New Cumberland to be used as the town's library. The materials provided here provide a snapshot of rural American life in the early 20th century.

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Photograph of the Benjamin family, early 1900s.
Portraits
Unidentified photograph from the Benjamin family collection.
Portraits
Postcard photograph of three women and two men posing with a baby in a carriage.
Portraits
Photograph of three women, unidentified, from Roland Benjamin's personal collection. Early 1900s?
Portraits
Photo of Muriel Benjamin, year unknown.
Portraits
Photograph of Muriel Benjamin, date unknown.
Portraits
Photograph portrait of unidentified woman from the Benjamin collection, probably from the early 1900s.
Portraits
Photograph portrait of a young woman, probably a family member of Roland Benjamin.
Portraits
Postcard image of women, early 1900s, from the Benjamin family collection.
Portraits
Photograph of Roland Benjamin from his personal collection. Taken by Ott and Hay Studio in Towanda, PA.
Portraits
Photograph of Roland Benjamin with an unidentified woman.
Portraits
Photograph of Roland Benjamin with an unidentified child
Portraits
Photograph of a young Roland Benjamin, in front of a piano.
Portraits
Roland Benjamin (second from left) poses with three women, a man, and a baby in a carriage
Portraits, School children
School photo from the Benjamin family collection
Portraits
Charming photograph of young woman, probably a relative of Roland Benjamin, taken at Ott Studio in Towanda, PA in the early 1900s.