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Title: Correspondence from Sam. P. Griffitts, Jr. for Pennsylvania Fire Company and Fame Hose Company regarding rent
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1835-10-1835-11
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b10f66

Title: Brief of title for southeast corner of 23rd and Sansom Streets
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: circa 1871
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b11f11

Title: Correspondence from Angelo Freedley regarding request from J. A. Payne to purchase strip of land east of the "club house"
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1879-10-30
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b11f18

Title: Correspondence from William Henry Rawle to Henry Wharton regarding directors' approval of renting ground on Locust St
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1879-05-13
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b11f17

Title: Deeds for Juniper and Locust property - John Adams and wife to Benjamin Tevis and related mortgage searches
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1833-1869
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b10f65

Title: Petition to Pennsylvania Legislature requesting extension of property tax exemption
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: circa 1832
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b10f64

Title: Law to exempt Library Company building and lot from taxes for seven years
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1826-03-09
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b10f63

Title: Correspondence from S. Kingston McCay regarding offer from "New York parties" to rent library building
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1880-03-27
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b11f20

Title: Indenture between Henry J. Williams, executor of Dr. James Rush, and the Library Company
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1878-05-06
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b14f06

Title: Opinion of the Supreme Court; Manners v. Henry J. Williams and the Library Company
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1880-03-01
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b14f09

Title: Manners' appeal; Brief of the Library Company of Philadelphia, appellee; Manners v. Henry J. Williams and the Library Company
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: circa 1879-01
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b14f08

Title: Manner's appeal; appellants' paper book; Manners v. Henry J. Williams and the Library Company
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: circa 1879-01
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b14f07

Title: "The Last Will and Testament of Dr. James Rush" pamphlet
Creator: Library Company of Philadelphia
Date: 1889
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia. | MSS MSS MSS00270b14f10

Title: [Street decorations for Liberty Loan during the World War, Phila., Pa.]
Description: Photograph depicting buildings decorated and the Statue of Victory in front of City Hall, Philadelphia to promote the Victory Liberty loan. In front of City Hall is the Statue of Victory, which was unveiled on April 21, 1919 at the start of the Victory Loan drive. Drapes of fabric decorate City Hall. American flags and several flags from allies, including Great Britain and Japan, decorate the buildings on Broad Street, including the Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank built in 1905 to 1907 after the designs of Furness, Evans & Co. with detailing by McKim, Mead and White. Pedestrians crowd the sidewalks and street. A bicylist stands in the left. Automobiles and a horse-drawn wagon travel down the street. Several artillery guns are along the the street. The United States Treasury in conjunction with the Federal Reserve issued Liberty Loans, also known as Liberty Bonds, to finance the cost of America’s participation in the war. Four Liberty Loans were issued on April 24, 1917, October 1, 1917, April 5, 1918, and September 28, 1918 raising a total of 17 billion dollars. A fifth bond called the Victory Liberty Loan was issued on April 21, 1919., Title from manuscript note written on verso., Date inferred from content., See related: photos - unidentified - events - World War I - [P.7066.Q.29]
Date: [ca. 1919]
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia | Print Department photo - unidentified - events - World War I [7066.Q.28]

Title: [Street decorations in front of City Hall during Victory Loan, World War]
Description: Photograph depicting buildings decorated and the Statue of Victory in front of City Hall, Philadelphia to promote the Victory Liberty loan. In front of City Hall is the Statue of Victory, which was unveiled on April 21, 1919 at the start of the Victory Loan drive. Drapes of fabric decorate City Hall. On the street in front of the Victory Statue is a design of a large V and smaller v's flanking the sides. American flags and several flags from allies, including Great Britain and Japan, decorate the buildings on Broad Street, including the Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank built in 1905 to 1907 after the designs of Furness, Evans & Co. with detailing by McKim, Mead and White. Pedestrians crowd the sidewalks. The United States Treasury in conjunction with the Federal Reserve issued Liberty Loans, also known as Liberty Bonds, to finance the cost of America’s participation in the war. Four Liberty Loans were issued on April 24, 1917, October 1, 1917, April 5, 1918, and September 28, 1918 raising a total of 17 billion dollars. A fifth bond called the Victory Liberty Loan was issued on April 21, 1919., Title from manuscript note written on verso., Date inferred from content., See related: photos - unidentified - events - World War I - [P.7066.Q.28]
Date: [ca. 1919]
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia | Print Department photo - unidentified - events - World War I [7066.Q.29]

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