Box 6

Contains one photograph identified as "Mr. Louis Biddle from Edna," of Louis in a sailor costume. This Photo was taken by Richardson Brothers, Bermuda. The second photo is of Louis in his teens as photographed by the firm of M. & W. Garrett of Wilmington, Delaware.

Contains one full-length photograph of Louis A. Biddle in a Harvard athletic uniform as photographed by the firm of Pach Brothers of Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Contains three identical head-and-shoulders views of Louis A. Biddle as photographed by the Philadelphia firm of F. Gutekunst.

Contains six identical head-and-shoulders, three-quarter views of Louis A. Biddle taken by the Philadelphia photographic firm of De Morat managed by H.B. Hansbury. These photographs appear to have been taken close in time to the previous Gutekunst photos. Included as well is the original envelope of the De Morat studio.

Contains six photographs by the French photographer I. Heyman of Cairo, Egypt. Five of the images represent Louis A. Biddle. Two head-and-shoulder portraits, one head-and-shoulder three-quarter view portrait, and two full-length seated portraits of Louis A. Biddle are preserved. Included as well is a portrait of a woman which is signed with what may read as Mary B. Stevens. These Photographs may date from Louis A. Biddle's January 1892 trip to Cairo.

This miniature photograph, by the photographic firm of F.J. Walsh of Trenton, New Jersey, reproduces a photographic portrait of Louis A. Biddle preserved in the previous folder.

Three tinted photographs of Louis A. Biddle by the Florinine firm of Brogi. Two different images one of which is signed.

Photograph of garden party with four couples. None of the individuals are identified, but one of the standing men is recognizable as Louis A. Biddle.

Primarily receipts from Chestnut Hill merchants. Includes one 1908 Christmas telegram from J. Wilmer Biddle who was in Paris, and one letter (Nov. 10, 1901) from Maria S. Bullitt regarding the Acorn Club.

Receipts for household expenses, mostly for groceries from Chestnut Hill merchants, although some receipts include house repairs.

Contains correspondence from Eugenia Morris, Rush relative Sarah Catherine Rush (1823-1905), regarding the historian Frank W. Leach (1855-1943), and Caulme Biddle, regarding family history.

Report Cards, Academy of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Phila.

Report Cards, Academy of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia

Includes photograph of L[ynford] Biddle, 7 North Dod Hall [Princeton College], "The 94 & 95 Sections of the Ivy Club"