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Old stone monument to Continental soldiers buried inside gateway to Chas. Wharton's place, Old York Road below Chelten Ave.
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Home of Thos. Godfrey, inventor of the quadrant. Died 1749. N. E. Church Lane & Dunton [sic] St. near Old York Road.
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Home of Col. Thos. Forrest, artillery officer Battle Germantown. Stenton Ave, east side, north of Haines St.
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Christopher Ludwig house, Haines Street.
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Old House. Ridge Ave. above Falls of Schuylkill on property of Powers & Weightman.
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"Laurel Hill," Dr. Physic's residence. Fairmount Park. Built 1765.
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Old Mill near Jay Cooke's residence Chelten Hills.
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Looking up Market St. from Front.
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Clock tower of Independence Hall, Philada.
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Steamboat plying between Phila. and Smith's Island. Between Phila. & Camden.
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Canal near Bridgeport below Norristown, Pa.
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[Merchants Exchange, Philadelphia]
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Valley Green Bridge, Wissahickon, 1913.
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On the Wissahickon near Valley Green.
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Valley Green on Wissahickon.
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Spring on the Cresheim Creek.
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Emlem Homestead. Washington's headquarters previous to Battle of Germantown, Whitemarsh, Pa.
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Millverton, home of Joseph Lea and Sarah Ann Robeson, his wife, at mouth of Wissahickon. From painting.
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Old blacksmith shop, Ridge Ave. & Wissahickon opposite Millverton.
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Hotel on Ridge Ave. Falls of the Schuylkill.
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Rear of old Swan Tavern, Ridge Ave & Nicetown Lane.
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Harmer House. East bank of Schuylkill below Grays Ferry. Torn down for the B & O R.R.
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Near Sheffield, Mass. 1890.
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A Guernsey herd.
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A Berkshire road. 1888.
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Among the Berkshire Hills.
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Ripplemead from the hill.
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Old Market, 2nd & Pine Sts. 1745. Clock & bell put in, 1819.
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Broad St. looking N. from Filbert, showing the four churches on 4 corners of Arch St.
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Christ Church burying ground. 5th & Arch Sts. Phila.
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Girard College.
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Statue of Stephen Girard in Girard College.
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Old houses, N. side of Locust near 5th St.
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Old P.R.R. Station. foot of Market St., Phila. Just previous to widening Delaware Ave. 1898.
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St. George's Hall. N.W. [sic] 13th & Arch Sts.
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Riverside Mansion, Ridge Road, Phil.
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[[The]] Castle. Built 1812 [sic]. State in Schuylkill fish house below Graysferry. Old fishing club. Founded 1732.
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Wanamakers, 5 mo. 1899. Market St. Front.
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Where Wissahickon Drive joins E. Park Drive.
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E. Park Drive where Wissahickon Drive enters.
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Riverside Mansion, formerly Milverton.
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Fairmount Waterworks.
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Hicksite Friends' Meeting House, N.E. 9th & Spruce. Since demolished.
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Window in Bartram House.
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Cypress planted by John Bartram. In 1830 it was 91 years old, 112 ft. high, 25 ft. in circumference.
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Triumphal Arch. Peace Jubilee. Oct. 1898.
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Court of Honor, Peace Jubilee. Oct. 25-28, 1898. Looking north from Locust St. Shows Dundas House cor. Broad & Walnut.
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American, Hawaian, Cuban flags displayed on Market St. at the outbreak of Spanish War.
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Old market sheds, 1898. 2nd St. North from Lombard.
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Doorway of Stenton.
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Stenton, built by James Logan 1727.
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Chelten Ave. Station P.R.R. Just before it was raised [sic] 1-1916.
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Peter Robeson House in 1789. Ridge Road & mouth of the Wissahickon.
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Rear of 5140 Main St. Gtn. House in which Gilbert Stuart painted portrait of Washington.
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Smith House. Main St. abv. High. DPS 1748 on gabel.
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Reading R.R. Bridge at mouth of Wissahickon.
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Looking east at mouth of Wissahickon.
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Pencoyd Iron Works, opposite mouth of Wissahickon.
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Robeson's Knoll, mouth of Wissahickon.
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Germantown High School
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