02394nkm a22004571i 4500 000338301 ppl 20230808094935.0 kj co 010320s1933 ilunnn kneng d ppl PPL dcrmg 130. City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa., Masonic Temple in left foreground [graphic]. Chicago : Curt Teich Company, 1933. 1 print : color photolithograph ; sheet 14 x 9 cm (5.5 x 3.5 in.) (postcard format) Title from item. Date from the publication series number. Series number printed in right corner on recto: 3A-H575. Divided back. Postcard depicting a view of North Broad Street, Philadelphia showing City Hall built 1871-1901 after the designs of John McArthur, Jr. and the Masonic Temple built 1868-1873 after the designs of James Hamilton Windrim. In the left, shows a partial view of Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church built 1869 to 1870 after the designs of Addison Hutton. Numerous pedestrians walk along the sidewalks and across the street. Forms part of the David Doret Collection. Gift of David Doret, 2019. Curt Teich (1877-1974) founded the Curt Teich Company in Chicago in 1898 and began producing linen postcards in the 1930s. Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Philadelphia, Pa.) City Hall (Philadelphia, Pa.) 84988 Masonic Temple (Philadelphia, Pa.) Pedestrians Pennsylvania Philadelphia. lctgm Broad Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) North 1-33. Broad Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) North 55. Photomechanical prints Color 1930-1940. gmgpc Postcards 1930-1940. gmgpc Hutton, Addison, 1834-1916, architect. McArthur, John, 1823-1890, architect. Windrim, James H. (James Hamilton), 1840-1919, architect. Printer Curt Teich Co., printer Imprint ILL. Chicago. 1933. P.2019.64.28 Library Company of Philadelphia PRINT PRINT Doret and Mitchell Collection – Ephemera [P.2019.64.28] 000338301 LINDA 40 20230117 0948 000338301 LINDA 40 20230117 0934 lcc VM 0 0 lcc 0 DOR E T COLLECTION – EPHEMERA [P.02019.00064.00028] 0 644738 LCP LCP VisMatAnn1 0 Doret Collection – Ephemera [P.2019.64.28] 317063 VM 317282 317282 ILL. Chicago. 1933. Imprint Hutton, Addison, 1834-1916, architect. Curt Teich Co., printer McArthur, John, 1823-1890, architect. Windrim, James H. 1840-1919, architect.