Photo Record
Images
Additional Images [38]
Metadata
Catalog Number |
2007.2.136.1-.44 |
Collection |
Chestnut Hill Local Collection |
Object Name |
Print, Photographic |
Title |
Chestnut Hill Local Photos:Chestnut Hill Development Group/Chestnut Hill Business Association |
Description |
Chestnut Hill Business Association 1995-1999 1.Chestnut Hill Business Association Stag & Doe Night: Frederick's Crafts and Gifts employee Liz Bahner welcomes shoppers Jim and Susan Sarsfeld (top) and Tom and Betty McAllister, 1994, used 1-5-1995, by Joe Morsello 2.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting; from left to right, John Adams, Peggy Dawson, Eli Schmidt, Carol Schwartz and unidentified man, 1991; head shot of Carol Schwartz used 3-23-1995, by Joe Morsello 3.Ray Maas (c), executive director of Chestnut Hill Business Association, with Everything Beatrix's Jeri Gutner(l) and Ginny Ashenfelter, CHBA president, at CHBA party welcoming Maas as executive director, 1995, used 3-30-1995 4.Attending party for new executive director of Chestnut Hill Business Association were Cathy and Bob McGuckin, of the Candle Shop, and Peggy Bertholf and Thomas Garvey, of Mango, 1995, used 3-30-1995 5.Chestnut Hill Business Association officers: seated, Helene Huffer of Elaine Cooper & Co., Ltd.; secretary; Anne McNally, of McNally's Tavern, president; standing, John Herrick, Bowman Properties, vice president, and Irv Boyd, of Bredenebeck's Bakery, 1995, used 4-13-1995 6.Starbuck's assistant manager Sylvia Goldberg (r) serves ice coffee to Bob and Cathy McGuckin of the Candle Shop, and Frank Moeschlin, advertising manager, Chestnut Hill Local; woman at far left unidentified, 1995, used 7-20-1995 7.Opening of Starbuck's, 8513 Germantown Ave.: Al Thorell, Jr., (left) of Chestnut Hill National Bank, and Rich Carbonaro (r), manager of Chestnut Hill branch of PNC, are welcomed by Ellen Thorton and district manager Mark Chesney, 1995, used 4-20-1995 8.Attending the opening of Starbuck's: from left to right: Ray Maas, executive director, Chestnut Hill Business Association; John Carney, owner of Personal Touch Embroidery; Helene Huffer, Elaine Cooper & Co., Ltd., and Patricia Cove, Patricia Marian Cove Interior Design, 1995, used 7-20-1995 9.Kate O'Neill (far left), special projects coordinator, Chestnut Hill Business Association, presents gift certificates to stores in Chestnut Hill that were won during holiday season to Marie DuPee, Lynda McBride (with son Peter) and Patricia Y. Jones (with son James), 1996, used 1-25-1996 10.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting: from left to right, Susie O'Neil; CHBA president Anne McNally, and Gillian Pollard, City's Economic Development Program monitor, 1996, used 4-18-1996 11.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting: from left to right: CHBA executive director Ray Maas, Chestnut Hill Community Association president Valerie Wunder; Center City District director Paul Levy, and CHBA president Anne McNally, 1996, used 4-18-1996. 12.Leaders of four local business associations: from left to right, Harris Steinberg and Liz Magarity, Mt. Airy Business Association; Dr. Neal Hall, Springfield Business and Professional Association; Ray Maas, Chestnut Hill Business Association, and George Carey, Wissahickon Valley Chamber of Commerce, 1996, used 5-2-1996, by C. C. R. Hood & Co. 13.Patricia Cove (third from left) at Springfield Business and Professional Association Business Card Exchange with (from left to right) Rocco P. Pillero, Damien G. Contino, Michael K. Byrne, Marty Tuzman and Charles R. Walter, 1996, used 5-26-1996, by Joe Morsello 14.Shoppers look at Royal Rummage sales tables on east side of 8500 block of Germantown Ave. 1996, used 7-18-1996, by Joe Morsello 15.Toy soldier booth at Chestnut Hill Antiques Fair, 1996, used 4-10-1997 16.Albert Boscov (right) with Chestnut Hill Business Association president Anne McNally; other individuals are unidentified and were cropped out of picture, 1997, used 4-17-1997 17.Out-going Chestnut Hill Business Association president Anne McNally is given roses by CHBA executive director Raymond Maas, 1997, used 4-17-1997 18.Chestnut Hill Business Association executive committee: front row, John Herrick, Missy Dannehower, Becky Roller; back row, Patricia Cove, Roslyn Hahn and Helene Huffer, 1997, used 5-1-1997 19.Lew Ashenfelter greets Royal Rummage shoppers Jan Reiff and LuAnne Adams outside his wife's shop, the Happy Butterfly, at the Chestnut Hill Community Center, 1997, used 7-17-1992 20.Ray Maas (left) and Alex Zarga with the carillon at the top of the hill, 1997, used 8-28-1997, by Kathy Jones 21.John Herrick (l) and Hank O'Donnell sweep sidewalks in an effort to encourage merchants and businesspersons keep Chestnut Hill beautiful, 1997, used 9-25-1997 22.Cast of Savoy Company's production of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ruddicore", presenting highlights at Intermission, 8404 Germantown Ave., from left to right, Susan Barry Cadoff, Ethan Cadoff, Georganne Eagle, Janine Dwyer and Michael Tunney, 1998, used 4-2-1998 23.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting: In food and beverage line are members (from left to right) Shirley Eleby-Marshall, Sovereign Bank; Tom Wuenschal, CoreStates Bank; Terry Ann Marek, Intermission; John Adams, Community Audio, and Mike Hawkins, Chestnut Hair, 1998, used 4-9-1998, by Joe Morsello 24.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting: Mayor Ed Rendell (c) with John Herrick (left), CHBA president; and Raymond P. Maas (right) CHBA executive director, 1998, used 4/9/1998, by Joe Morsello 25.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting: from left to right: Irv Boyd of Bredenbeck's Bakery; Mary Cunningham, Chestnut Hill Community Association representative to CHBA; Karen Boyd, Bredenbeck's Bakery; Lew and Ginny Ashenfelter, the Happy Butterfly; and Patricia Cove, interior designer, 1998, used 4-9-1998, by Joe Morsello 26.Chestnut Hill Business Association annual meeting: unidentified police officer, John Herrick, Cathy and Bob McGuckin, 1998, by Joe Morsello 27.Royal Rummage shoppers Abby Lesnick (l) and Carolyn Schodt look at barbecue grills at Kilian's Hardware, Germantown and Highland aves., 1998, used 7-16-1998, by Joe Morsello 28.Royal Rummage shoppers Jill Bell (l) and Mary Ridgely look at merchandise at Garden Botanicka, 8504 Germantown Ave.,1998, used 7-16-1998, by Joe Morsello 29.Chestnut Hill Business Association party for out-going director Ray Maas: Guests with host Patricia Cove (far right) are Mary Cunningham, Edwin Sheffield, and Dottie Sheffield, 1998, used 7-2-1998, by Joe Morsello 30.Chestnut Hill Business Association party for out-going director Ray Maas: guests Irv Boyd, Karen Boyd, Betsy Masters and Vicki Lachman, 1998, by Joe Morsello 31.Chestnut Hill Business Association president John Herrick (right) presented a citation from Mayor Rendell to Ray Maas (l), who resigned from his position as CHBA executive director, 1998, used 7-2-1998, by Joe Morsello 32.Chestnut Hill Business Associaton gathering; merchants (from left) the Post Light; Helene Huffer, Elaine Cooper & Co., Ltd.; Kay Baluarte, the Windfall Gallery; and Becky Roller, Rollers, Noodle's and Flying Fish, 1990s, by Joe Morsello 33.Visitors to the Hahn Gallery during Chestnut Hill Art Dealers Association's Fourth Friday Walk: Brian and Leigh Filippini with daughter Remi; the Rev. Tom Brooks, Catherine Bowers and Matt Skopek, 1998, used 7-2-1998, by Joe Morsello 34.Chestnut Hill Art Dealers Association's Fourth Friday Walk; talking with Judy Pressman (second from right) at Artscape are Herbert and Vivienne Spector and gallery director Lauren Rambow, 1998, used 7-2-1998, by Joe Morsello 35.Chestnut Hill Business Association director Bill Kopco with Ken Weinstein, John Herrick and Philadelphia Democratic candidate for mayor, Happy Fernandez, 1999, used 3-18-1999 36.Adele Golden and George Tyndall stand in front of 7908-7910 Germantown Ave., before grates were removed by new owners, Bowman Properties, Ltd. Golden and Tyndall were planning to open a business at the site, 1999, used 4-1-1999 37.Chestnut Hill Business Association executive director Bill Kopco and Sue Thomson; photo, with Thomson cropped out, was used with an article Kopco's resignation from the Business Association, 1999, used 5-22-1999 38.Chestnut Hill Business Association's Sidewalk Sales; Shopping at O'Doodle's, 8341 Germantown Ave., were Jennifer Davidson, with 15-month old Elliot, and Merin Brown, with nine and half month old Cameron. Unidentified woman at right was cropped out of photo, 1999, used 7-15-1999, by Joe Morsello 39.Joan Tischgart, shopper who was interviewed by Chestnut Hill Local in a survey of shoppers and merchants, 1999, used 8-19-1999 40.Kim Koelle, shopper who was interviewed by Chestnut Hill Local in a survey of shoppers and merchants, 1999, used 8-19-1999 41.Terry Marek, owner of Intermission, 8400 block of Germantown Ave., (left) with Anar Khanduala, merchant, who was interviewed by Chestnut Hill Local in a survey of shoppers and merchants, 1999, used 8-19-1999 42.Picketers (left to right) Yohanna Kinberg, Jo Zasloff, Alex Krashenninkow and Kandace Gallomp, protest sweatshop labor in front of the Gap, 8600 block of Germantown Ave., 1999, used 12-23-1999 43.Chestnut Hill Business Association executive director Ray Maas with Myrna Pope (left) and Susie O'Neil, 1990s, by Joe Morsello 44.Chestnut Hill Business Association executive director Ray Maas with Chestnut Hill Parking Foundation director Peggy Hendrie and Chestnut Hill Business Association manager Peggy Miller, 1990s, by Joe Morsello |
Year Range from |
1995 |
Year Range to |
1999 |
Notes |
The Chestnut Hill Business Association is an organization of Chestnut Hill merchants and other businesspersons in the neighborhood. It was founded as the Chestnut Hill Development Group and was called that until c.1990 when it was renamed Chestnut Hill Business Association. Chestnut Hill Development Group/ Chestnut Hill Business Association sponsored a sale once or twice a year called Royal Rummage. Some businesses, such as Cheeze Pleeze, had unusually spelled business names. Captions for pictures 2007.2.136.30 and 2007.2.136.31 wqere reversed in the paper; they are now with the correct photos |