Rear view - showing Chancellor Street [sic]. Rear of Drexel Building at S. E. corner of 5th & Chestnut. [graphic] / Parker & Mullikin Photographers, P.O. Box 275, Upper Darby, Pa. Parker & Mullikin, photographer. United States Custom House (Philadelphia, Pa.) Customhouses -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Office buildings -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Post offices -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Real estate business -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Real estate photograph commissioned by the Jackson-Cross Company depicting the rear of the Drexel Building at the northeast corner of Fifth and Sansom Streets. Includes the ornate iron gate that marks the entrance to Drexel Court, the space between the two main towers of the building. The Second Bank of the United States, also known as the Philadelphia Custom House (1844-1932) and the U.S. Post Office (1863-1884), is visible in the background, to the right of the Drexel Building. Constructed in 1885 after designs by Wilson Brothers & Company. Altered several times by the same architectural firm, until 1904, when the firm of Wilson, Harris & Richards executed renovations. Demolished in 1955. Label on recto: Jackson-Cross Company, Lincoln-Liberty Building, Philadelphia. Title from manuscript note on recto. The Jackson-Cross Company, established around 1876, was a Philadelphia real estate firm in operation until 1998. PA. Philadelphia. 1946 Jackson-Cross Company. Wilson Brothers & Co., architect. Wilson, Harris & Richards, architect. Wilson Brothers & Co., architect. Wilson, Harris & Richards, architect. May 20, 1946 Gelatin silver prints -- 1940-1950. 1 photographic print: gelatin silver; 8.5 x 11 in. Islandora:59667 Library Company of Philadelphia Print Dept. Jackson-Cross [P.9784.26] P.9784.26 Sansom Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) -- 400 block.