All the postcards on this page were published in the early 20th century. Most of these were published and sold by C.W. Bensinger, a stationary store owner in the Lancaster Avenue business block of Wayne. The cards on this page highlight Wayne's houses and estates.

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The Woodcrest mansion, later the home of Cabrini College.

"The Garden with Fountain, Sundial and Pergola of 'Woodcrest.'"

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The Laurent residence in St. Davids.	The house and stone pillars still stand, but newer houses have been built on the old front lawn.

The Panhurst Estate, located on North Wayne Ave. (No present-day picture because the location no longer exists)

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The house at the corner of Louella Ave. and Conestoga Rd.

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"Dreamwold," a residence in St. Davids. It is now a part of Eastern University.

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One of the many Flemish Houses of North Wayne. This is on Beechtree Lane.

The Waldheim Estate, home of Willaim Henry Sayen, on Radnor Streed Road.	Waldheim has only been gone for a few years. Now all that remains are the stone pillars.

Another view of the Waldheim Estate.

The famous Louella Mansion.	Louella itself hasn't changed much, but its surroundings have.

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Walmarthon, home of C.S. Walton, now Eastern University.

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Two postcards showing "Ye Old Mill," part of C.S. Walton's Walmarthon estate. The mill is still operating as part of Eastern University.

Sunnybrook Farm in Radnor. (No present-day picture because the postcard shows an obscure location which is unknown)



A residence in Strafford. (No present-day picture because the location is unknown. Do you know where this house is?)




The estate "Sunnybank" in Strafford. (No present-day picture because the postcard shows an unknown location)