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Engraving Block for the Residence of William Marshall.
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Title
Engraving Block for the Residence of William Marshall.
Date
Ca. 1859
Physical Description
5 1/8 x 3 7/8 x 7/8 inches.
Notes
Residence of Rev. William Marshall, no. 322 Spruce Street, Philadelphia. Shows a partial view of Scots Presbyterian Church, where Marshall was the First Pastor. After a photograph by Frederick DeBourg Richards, March 1859. Marked on the back with a stamp, (illegible) N.J.W.?mmer, 5 Pear St., Phila.
Engraving from a booklet entitled: 322 Spruce Street. Philadelphia: s.n., 1859 [54113.O.11 ; 2569.Q.22].
Subject
Scots Presbyterian Church (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Dwellings -- Rev. William Marshall.
Genre
Engraving plate.
Location
OBJ 698
Accession number
OBJ 698
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Art and Artifacts Collection
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