Sewickley Public Library - Historic Images and Documents

St. Matthew's celebrates 130 years.

The Annual Report for St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in 1990.

Photograph of home at 203 New England Place.

Photograph of the exterior of 303 Maple Lane.

Description of the Henry Baldwin Letters in the Manuscript Collection. Unknown author. Reads as follows (with edits): 444-PITTSBURGH. Baldwin, Henry. Member of Cong.; 1817-22; Judge Supreme Court U.S., 1830-42. Series of Autographed letters, Signed. 6 Letters, 1 to 7pp., Pittsburgh (and Washington?) 1820-28. Together, **All but one are to H. Niles, (his close friend), Editor of the Niles' Register, Baltimore. Three bear the Pittsburgh cancellation. Important letters, dealing with proposed constitutional amendments (1824), expressing antagonism to South Carolina and his opinions of the Constitution. Amplifies opinions expressed by Mr. Baldwin in the MERCIJRY. Striking passages on Henry Clay (1828), “There must be no rally of North against South." His reasons for supporting Jackson: "the other candidates have never been brought home to the people; they do not know them. But everybody knows Jackson, his name has reached every ear and his services are acknowledged in every heart. Can any one else successfully oppose the Caucus candidate? If so who is it? Certainly not Mr. Adams, the Candidate of the Boston merchants, nor Mr. Calhoun, the Saul of Southern policy—Clay.. .cannot get Pennsylvania but Jackson can. The people cannot be roused for the other candidates.

Sign for the 50th Anniversary of the YMCA.

720 Centennial Avenue Sewickley, Pennsylvania Drawing of home at 720 Centennial Avenue.

Quaker Valley School District's aquisition of 82-acre site in Bell Acres.

Photograph of Alexander C. Robinson.

"The Adventure of a Doll-Child" play presented by the Sewickley Kindergarten class.