I found this tonight. On page 68-69 is a picture of A.C. Huff. former owner of 57 Main St, what was the Huff Music Store. One of my brothers bares a striking resemblance to A.C. I think I found an ancestor. bapl.org/lochist/comlife/people/mob/mob068-069.html President of the Industrial Commission and leading music dealer, of No. 57 South Main Street, was born in Lehigh County, and received his education in the common schools. He came to Bethlehem in 1894 and established himself in the music business, having today one of the leading establishments in the Lehigh Valley. Mr. Huff has taken a great interest in all civic educational and political affairs in the community and served both as burgess and councilman in the West Side, filling the latter office for a term of six years. It was he, as burgess, who signed the ordinance annexing the West Side with Bethlehem. For two years past he was president of the Industrial Commission, a leading trade body here for some time. In 1892 he married Annie, daughter of William and Mary Rosser, now of Scranton. His home address is 637 West Union Street.
Posted on: Sat, 15 Mar 2014 02:44:41 +0000
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