Barycki


Emil J Barycki Sr
abt 1943Emil J Barycki Sr (far right)

Family Recipe



Cucumber Dressing
This was one of favorites from my Grandmom Bardsley's frig on a hot summer day in Spring Mount, PA.
She sent this recipe to me when we were living in Pullman WA in 1971.

Clifton Heights

Broadway Cafe
Clifton Heights
very early photo
recognize anyone?
year?

Burn Brae Clifton Heights







From the Philadelphia Medical Registry pgs 145-146
Edited by
William B Atkinson, A.M., M.D.
1884
Burn-Brae
A Private Hospital for Mental and Nervous Diseases
Clifton Heights, Delaware County, Pa

This institutional although not within in the city limits, is so near them as to be properly mentioned in connection with the objects of this work. It is a private Hospital for mental disease, and derives it support from the payments made for board and medical care of patients.
No patient is received for a less period than three months. A certificate of insanity, signed by two physicians, and acknowledged before a magustrate, is invariably required.
A lady, well educated and of unexceptionable manners and deportment, resides in the same apartments, and devotes her time to lady patients, thus securing them on all ocasions a pleasant companion and a watchful friend.
A limited number of cases of Opium habit can be admitted.

Access from Philadelphia by the Baltimore Pike, or by car for Oak Lane Station, on Central Division of P.W. and B. Railroad, depot Broad and Filbert Streets, Philadelphia.
Consulting Physicians : Drs. Robert Bartholow and Horatio C. Wood.
Assistant Physician : Dr. Willoughby Phillips.
Physician-in-charge : Dr. R. A. Given.

All packages by express, postal and telegraphic communications should be addressed
Burn-Brae,
Clifton Heights, Delaware County, Pa.


In the summer of 1859, Dr R.A. Given erected buildings near the village of Clifton, and established a private hospital for patients afflicted with nervous and mental diseases. It was designed to accomodate forty patients, 20 of each sex. The main building was originaly four stories high, including the basement, subsequently a mansard was added, in which the amusement hall ( a large and handsome room) was located. Many improvements have been made from time to time in different halls, rendering the accomodations more perfect and attractive. On the ladies' side an entirely new building has been erected rendered necessary by the enlargement of the rooms in the main structure. The grounds, 25 acres in extent are handsomely laid out and planted with a variety of ornamental trees, evergreen and diceduous.
A farm of thirty two acres, part heavily wooded, capable of being converted into drives and walks of great attractiveness has been added; thus, besides
securing to the inmates perfect privacy, affording them in their walks, the pleasing variety of hill and valley, meadow, brook and woodland. No efforts have been spared to render the building fire proof. Fire escapes are attached to both wings and in addition arrangements exist on each floor to enable the occupants to pass readily from side to side without resort to the stairs. The building throughout is thoroughly heated with steam and lighted by gas. Hot and cold water is abundantly distributed throughout the entire establishment.

newspaper advertisement

Barycki

Emil's Dad (right) playing cards with his buddies

Clifton Heights Mills

Kershaw Mill 1923
Darby Creek


old correspondence



Barycki

Dziadek, Emil and Babci
First Communion 1954
Emil's Paternal Grandparents
Dennison Ave

Micken

John Micken
Emil's maternal grandfather
Clifton Heights Police

Bardsley

Jackie Ann Bardsley
Easter 1950

Jackie Ann Bardsley
Easter 1951
both taken at Strawbridges and Clothier in Philadelphia

Jackie Ann 1953

Barycki














Emil's paternal grandparents,
Dziadek and Babci,
with his Dad, Emil.
abt 1933













The back of the Dennison St house,
Emil's Dad, Emil Sr on the roof

Bardsley

Cardington Stonehurst Elementary School
6800 Walnut St, Upper Darby, PA
my school, kindergarten - 6th grade

Barycki

Sacred Heart School
Clifton Heights, PA
Graduating Class 1962, 8th grade
3rd row, 5th from right
Emil Barycki Jr

Clifton Heights, PA

Broadway Ave, early postcard

Clifton Heights, PA

Walnut St, early postcard



Powell, Bardsley

My Mother, Jacqueline Ann Powell, 16yrs old, 1943
My Mother at 2, 1929


Me at abt 2, 1950, I think I remember my Godparents buying me this dress at a small shop under the subway in Philly

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