LANSDOWNE – ALDAN HIGH SCHOOL

LANSDOWNE – ALDAN HIGH SCHOOL GOLDEN FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY REUNION 2006
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This page contains information, PIC’s, and links about the town of Lansdowne, both historical and current, including about the current high school, Penn Wood.


	A tenth grade party PIC at Virginia Hare Davenport home seated: Virginia on the floor back: Peggy Fearn, Marian Mowry on the floor front: Letitia Henderson, Mary Kay Buchanan, (?), Betty Kratz, (?)
	3rd grade Ardmore Avenue school class picture
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	Lansdowne's Oldest Resident
	Penn Wood High School - Serving the Boroughs of Aldan, Colwyn, Darby, East Lansdowne, and Yeadon
	Borough of Lansdowne Offical SiteSouth Lansdowne Avenue showing the Public Library where classmate Mary Kay Buchanan's Mother was the Librarian and which is just south of the Pennsylvania Railroad station
	North Lansdowne Avenue between East LaCrosse Avenue and Baltimore Pike, showing the famous Lansdowne movie theater. The ticket taker during the fifties was Mrs. Castle who taught third grade at the Highland Avenue School at about 1948 and 1949
	20th Century Club - Where we did our dancing classes. (Everyone but Allen Gordon.)
	A location of the Lansdowne Post Office sometime prior to it having been relocated on the opposite side of the Lansdowne ave bridge over the PRR (now SEPTA) railroad tracks. The Post Office is now located in a building on the opposite side of Union Avenue between East LaCrosse and Stewart Avenues.
	Pictures from Lansdowne: The WWI monument, East Greenwood Avenue, and the Lansdowne Pennsylvania Railroad Station (now a SEPTA station).
	WWII memorial
	The Lansdowne Fire Company The Lansdowne Fire Company is a 100% volunteer organization providing fire and ambulance services to the residents of Lansdowne . The Lansdowne Folk Club The Lansdowne Folk Club presents professional folk, acoustic, and blues concerts music in the historic 20th Century Club, 84 S. Lansdowne Avenue (Lansdowne Avenue and Lansdowne Court). The Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra Lansdowne Symphony Orchestra presents a repertoire of orchestral music from the Baroque through contemporary classics, including time-honored favorites and interesting rarities. Celebration Theater of Lansdowne Celebration Theater of Lansdowne presents first-rate productions and festival events, tied to the major holidays, Christmas, Easter and Halloween. Performances are held at the historic Twentieth Century Club at 84 South Lansdowne Avenue (Lansdowne Avenue at Lansdowne Court). Shop Lansdowne First The official website of the Lansdowne Business and Professional Association provides a directory of area businesses that can meet your every need. First Presbyterian Church of Lansdowne The official website of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansdowne. Trinity Lansdowne United Methodist Church The official website of the Garden Church. St. Philomena ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Lansdowne Borough The site of the Borough of Lansdowne. Greater Lansdowne Civic Association St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church on Plumstead Ave

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