[William P. Cresson's foundry, Willow above Thirteenth Street, Philadelphia] [graphic] / Executed on stone by Wm. H. Rease, No. 17, S. 5th. St. Rease, W. H., artist. Cresson, William Penn, 1814-1892. Iron foundries -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Laborers -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Carts & wagons -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia. Advertisement showing the busy U-shaped iron foundry established circa 1846 at Willow, also known as James Street, above North Thirteenth Street. Laborers work within the courtyard, at the entryways, and along the complex. In the courtyard, men work on and near a small raised platform in front of the smoke stacks of a pyramid-shaped factory building. Stacks of flatbed crates line a small adjacent building across from men at work within the factory. At the end of the opposite workshop, two men load a horse-drawn cart parked near stacks of lumber and an unhitched cart. In the foreground, a driver leads a two-horse team drawn coal car down tracks curving into the courtyard. Also shows partial views of fencing, the rear of a departing cart, and foundry apparatus strewn around the grounds. Business operated at site until circa 1859. Title and date from Poulson inscription on recto. Wainwright suggests date of circa 1849. Philadelphia on Stone POS 841 Wainwright retrospective conversion project, edited. Trimmed and lacking title. Philadelphia: Wagner & McGuigan's Lith. Press PA. Philadelphia. 1847 Wagner & M'Guigan, printer. [August 1847] Lithographs -- 1840-1850. Advertisements -- 1840-1850. 1 print: lithograph; 19 x 37 cm. (7.13 x 14.75 in.) digitool:65381 Library Company of Philadelphia PRINT PRINT *W455 [P.2242] P.2242 Referenced by Wainwright 455 Willow Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) -- 1300 block.