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Wynnestay, side view. [graphic].

Wynnestay, home of Dr. Wynne who came over in the ship ""Welcome" with Wm. Penn, now the home of the Drs. Blechschmidt. Front view. [graphic].

Wynnestay. [graphic].

Wyck, Germantown (from steps of Methodist Church). [graphic].

[Wyck, detail of door, 6026 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia.] [graphic].

[Wyck, 6026 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia.] [graphic].

Wyck. [graphic].

Woodlands. [graphic].

Window in Christ Church. Westernmost of the stained glass windows on the South Side. Upper part "Council of Nice, A. D. 325." Lower part "Origin of the American Church in Christ Church 1785." [graphic].

Whitby Hall, 58th & Florence Ave. [graphic].

Whitby Hall, 58th & Florence Ave. [graphic].

Wheel Pump Hotel, on Bethlehem Pike, showing the pump from which it got its name, now removed 1940. [graphic].

Washington's headquarters, Chadd's Ford. [graphic].

Washington's headquarters at Chadd's Ford, burned 1938 or 39. [graphic].

Washington House, Germantown, blt. 1740. [graphic].

Walnut St. Theatre, 9th & Walnut Sts. Built 1808. [graphic].

Valley Green Inn on Wissahickon, Philadelphia. [graphic].

Valley Green, Fairmount Park, Phila. [graphic].

Upsala, Germantown Ave. [graphic].

Upsala doorway. [graphic].

[Upsala, 6430 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia.] [graphic].

Unidentified residence. [graphic].

[Unidentified buildings, Philadelphia.] [graphic].

Tom Moore's Cottage, Fairmount Park, Phila. [graphic].

Tom Moore's Cottage. [graphic].

Toland House, 4810 Germantown Ave., built in 1734. At time of Battle of Germantown was home of Geo. Miller, an officer in the American Army, whose wife was forced to bake bread for British. Hotchkin says interior very interesting. Open stairway. Franklin

Tablet concerning Star Gazer's Stone. [graphic].

Stone residence. [graphic].

Stone residence. [graphic].

Stenton, side view and part of garden. [graphic].

Stenton, house of James Logan. [graphic].

Star Gazers' Stone about 9 miles west of West Chester, Pa. West of Country Home. [graphic].

Star Gazer's Stone. [graphic].

[Stamper - Bingham - Blackwell House, 224 Pine Street.] [graphic].

[St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church, S.W. corner of 3rd & Pine Streets, Philadelphia.] [graphic].

[St. David's Church, interior view of altar, Wayne, Delaware County, Pa.] [graphic].

[St. David's Church & cemetery, Wayne, Delaware County, Pennsylvania.] [graphic].

Shoemaker or Rock Hill, 347 E. Penn St., possibly the oldest house in Germantown. [graphic].

Rose Tree Inn, near Media, Pa. [graphic].

Rose Tree Inn, Media, built 1837. [graphic].

[Radnor Meeting House.] [graphic].

Radnor Meeting House. [graphic].

Pennypacker place, near Schwenksville. [graphic].

Pennypacker Mansion, on Perkioman Creek, near Schwenksville, Montg. Co., Pa. Built about 1747 (not later) by Hans Joest Heijt. Washington made his headquarters in the mansion after the Battle of the Brandywine. [graphic].

Pennsylvania Hospital, E. wing built 1755. [graphic].

Penn Rhyn. Built by Abraham Bickley in 1744 & enlarged in 1782. In the stable is still preserved the coach he imported from England. The house is now occupied by Thomas Mitten. It is now owned by Mrs. (Joseph R.?) Drexel, to whom it descended by the Bickl

Pastorius House, Germantown. [graphic].

Pastorius Estate. Building on the estate. [graphic].

Parlor of Grumblethorp, showing chair given to Wister family by Count Zinzendorf, founder of Moravian church in Penna. [graphic].

Parlor of Grumblethorp, showing chair given to Wister family by Count Zinzendorf, founder of Moravian church in Penna. [graphic].

Old water mill, near the Wissahickon. Taken Oct. 14, 1906. A day of happy memories. [graphic].

Old Market, Second & Pine Sts. [graphic].

Old market. [graphic].

Old houses on Camac St., Phila. [graphic].

Old Franklin Institute, S. 7th St., Phila. [graphic].

Old farm building on the Pastorius Estate, back of the n.e. cor. of the Methodist Church at corner of Germantown Ave. & High Street. [graphic].

Old Blue Anchor Tavern, Front & Dock Sts. [graphic].

Newtown Meeting, Newtown, Pennsylvania, built 1711. [graphic].

N. W. cor. Germantown Ave. & Logan St. Probably the Wachsmuth-Henry House, built 1760. [graphic].