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6019 Germantown Ave. Built by Daniel Pastorius. Also known as the Green Tree Inn. [graphic].

Pastorius House, Germantown. [graphic].

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

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

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

Old market. [graphic].

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

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

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

Carlton, in lower part of Germantown. Built by Henry Hill. Year not known. Burned in the Revolutionary War in 1777. Rebuilt by Hill, it is said, in 1780. Now occupied by Mrs. Newhall, cor. Stokley St. & Midvale Ave. [graphic].

4518 & 4520 Germantown Ave. Neglee House. When built, uncertain, but Jas. Logan lived in it while Stenton was being built, 1727-1734. [graphic].

Loudoun, 4650 Germantown Ave., built by Thos. Armat. occupied in 1920 by Mr. Albanus Chas. Logan & Miss Maria D. Logan. [graphic].

Loudoun, 4650 Germantown Ave. [graphic].

House at foot of Neglee Hill just north of Loudoun. [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

[Johnson House, 6306 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia.] [graphic].

Upsala, Germantown Ave. [graphic].

Johnson House door. [graphic].

House on Main St., Germantown. [graphic].

Upsala doorway. [graphic].

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

Merion Meeting House, blt 1682 [sic], attended by Wm. Penn. [graphic].

Merion Meeting House. [graphic].

Genl. Wayne Tavern, Montgomery Pike. [graphic].

Stone residence. [graphic].

John Bartram's house. [graphic].

Harriton, showing old pump. [graphic].

Harriton, built in 1704 by Rowland Ellis. [graphic].

Laurel Hill, Randolph Mansion. [graphic].

Merchants' Exchange. [graphic].

Girard Bank. [graphic].

Betsy Ross House before restoration. [graphic].

Carpenters' Hall. [graphic].

Dr. Casper Wister house, S.W. cor. 4th & Locust Sts. [graphic].

Krider's gun store, N.E. cor. 2nd & Walnut Sts. [graphic].

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

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

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

Morris House, door, 225 S. 8th St., blt. 1785. [graphic].

Morris House. [graphic].

4825 Germantown Ave., home of Christian Ottinger, a soldier of the Pennsylvania Line in the Revolutionary War. [graphic].

Grumblethorpe, the John Wister House, 5261 Germantown Ave., built 1744. During the Battle of Germantown, the British Gen. Agnew was brought here wounded & died in the parlor. [graphic].

Andalusia. [graphic].

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

John Bartram's House, side view. [graphic].

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

Commemorative tablet on City Hall, Philadelphia to Swedish settlers. [graphic].

John & Mildred Keen house cor. of Chestnut & Mansion Sts. on site of present Drexel Institute. [graphic].

6043 Germantown Ave. Centre of fierce skirmish during the Battle of Germantown. [graphic].

6303 [sic] Germantown Ave. [graphic].

Bartram's back door. [graphic].

Cliveden. [graphic].

Cliveden, home of the Chew Family. Built in 1760 on Germantown Ave. Seat of the Battle of Germantown. [graphic].

Concord School House, built 1775, Germantown Ave. [graphic].

6306 Germantown Ave. [graphic].

Stenton, house of James Logan. [graphic].

[Gloria Dei Church, 929 S. Water Street, Philadelphia.] [graphic].

John Bartram's house. [graphic].

Independence Hall. [graphic].

Independence Hall. [graphic].