| Creator | 
      Kilburn, B. W. (Benjamin West), 1827-1909. | 
   
   
      | Title | 
      Parade, Li Hung Chang's visit to Philadelphia, Pa.  [graphic] / Photographed and published by B.W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H. | 
   
   
      | Publisher | 
      Littleton, N.H. : B. W. Kilburn | 
   
   
      | Date | 
      1897 | 
   
   
      | Physical Description | 
      1 photograph : albumen on card mount ;  mount 9 x 18 cm (3.5 x 7 in.) (stereograph format) | 
   
   
      | Description | 
      View of the parade celebrating the arrival of Chinese statesmen, diplomat, and military general Li Hongzhang (1823-1901) in
         Philadelphia on September 3, 1896. Shows Li Hongzhang, wearing a mustache and attired in a cap and tunic, riding in a horse-drawn
         carriage driven by two white men. Members of the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, attired in uniform, ride on horseback
         around the carriage and hold out their swords across the opening of the carriage. Several horse-drawn carriages follow in
         the procession. A large crowd of men and women spectators stand in the street surrounding the carriages to watch. In the right,
         people are visible standing on awnings and ledges and peering out of windows from the buildings lining the street. Several
         trolleys and carriages are parked in the right. Li Hongzhang traveled extensively in 1896, visiting Russia, Britain, Europe,
         the United States, and Canada to promote Chinese diplomatic interests and trade. He arrived in Philadelphia at the Germantown
         Junction train station on September 3, 1896. Hongzhang and other members of his party then traveled by carriage in a parade
         procession accompanied by police on bicycles and on horseback, members of the Reception Committee in carriages, and the First
         Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, attired in uniform and on horseback. They journeyed to Independence Hall, then to Market
         Street, past City Hall, and down Broad Street.
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      | Is part of | 
      Unidentified series 11432 | 
   
   
      | Notes | 
      Title printed on mount. | 
   
   
       | 
      Date from copyright statement: Copyright 1897 by B.W. Kilburn. | 
   
   
       | 
      Photographer's imprint printed on verso: Photographed and published by B.W. Kilburn, Littleton, N.H. | 
   
   
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      Pink curved mount with rounded corners. | 
   
   
       | 
      Gift of Linda Kimiko August, 2024. | 
   
   
       | 
      See related: Stereo - Kilburn - Processions [P.2024.31.1]. | 
   
   
      | Subject | 
      Li, Hongzhang,   1823-1901. | 
   
   
       | 
      Pennsylvania.   Militia.   Troop of Philadelphia Cavalry, 1st. | 
   
   
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      Ambassadors -- Chinese. | 
   
   
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      Carriages & coaches  -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. | 
   
   
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      Chinese. | 
   
   
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      Horses  -- Pennsylvania  -- Philadelphia. | 
   
   
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      Men -- Chinese. | 
   
   
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      Men -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. | 
   
   
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      Parades & processions -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. | 
   
   
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      Spectators -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. | 
   
   
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      Women  -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. | 
   
   
       | 
      AAPI. | 
   
   
      | Genre | 
      Albumen prints -- 1890-1900. | 
   
   
       | 
      Stereographs -- 1890-1900. | 
   
   
      | Location | 
      Library Company of Philadelphia| Print Department| stereo - Kilburn - Processions [P.2024.31.2] | 
   
   
      | Accession number | 
      P.2024.31.2 |