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S.W. Manheim & Portico St., near Main St. Owned by Jacques Marie Roset in 1792. Introduced the tomato to Gtn. [graphic] / John G. Bullock.
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Creator
Bullock, John G., 1854-1939 photographer.
Title
S.W. Manheim & Portico St., near Main St. Owned by Jacques Marie Roset in 1792. Introduced the tomato to Gtn. [graphic] / John G. Bullock.
Publisher
Philadelphia
Publisher
PA. Philadelphia. 1913
Date
January 30, 1913
Physical Description
1 slide: lantern; 8 x 11 cm.(3.25 x 4 in.)
Description
Exterior view of front facade and flank of the Roset House at the corner of West Manheim Street and Portico Street (i.e. Spring Alley), with a group of four boys and two girls standing on the corner in front of the property. Includes a view of the front facade of the house west of the Roset House. Originally the home of Jacques Marie Roset who came to America in 1792 and moved to Germantown in 1821. One of his granddaughters married Anthony J. Drexel.
Is part of
Historic Germantown. 15
Notes
Photographer's imprint printed on mount.
Title and date given in manuscript on mount.
Subject
Roset, Jacques Marie, 1765-1845 -- Homes and haunts.
Dwellings -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Geographic subject
Manheim Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) -- West -- 000 block.
Germantown (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Genre
Lantern slides -- 1910-1920.
Location
Library Company of Philadelphia| Print Department| lantern - Bullock [P.9731.12]
Accession number
P.9731.12
In Collections
John C. Bullock Lantern Slide Collection
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