Bicycles
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Bridesburg Recreation Center, 1959-1975
This file contains exterior shots of the building and grounds, children using playground facilities, and various activities and events. Events include a youth boxing tournament, a "pitchometer" contest, a roller skating revue, a Water show, a Model Teen Fashion Show, and a Pet Show.
Burke Playground, 1965-1966
This file contains photographs of Burke Playground's Bicycle Safety Rodeo, pie-eating contest, and Crazy Hat Parade.
Department of Recreation events and activities, 1955-1969
Fox Chase Playground, 1956-1973, 1997
File includes photographs of the park grounds and facilities; people playing baseball, tennis, and soccer; people swimming; the park dedication ceremony; the dedication ceremony for the new gymnasium, and the pool ribbon-cutting. Notable people featured in this file include Mayor Ed Rendell, Department of Recreation commissioners Robert Crawford and Michael DiBerardinis, and Councilman David Silver.
(Frank) Glavin Playground, 1969-1978
Photographs in this file document the site prior to development of the playground, the playground's dedication ceremony, and the dedication ceremony of the new building. Notable people featured in this file include Mayor Frank Rizzo, City Councilman Joseph Zazyczny, and Recreation Commissioner Robert Crawford.
Jardel Recreation Center, 1957-1958, 1966-1978
This file contains photographs of the recreation center grounds, Bicycle Rodeo, Water Carnival, swimming lessons for the Swim to Live campaign, cheerleading class, tennis clinic, basketball clinic, baseball umpires clinic, and a Christmas party.
JFK Plaza, 1967-1994
This file contains photographs depicting views of the plaza, fountain, and skateboarders. Events documented in the file include a paper airplane contest, talent show, City Hula Hoop Championship, harmonica championship, Bicycle Rodeo, City Marble Championship, and the "Philadelphia Fling" event. Notable people featured in this file include Mayor Ed Rendell and Department of Recreation Commissioner Michael DiBerardinis.
