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Mermaid Tavern, Main St., Chestnut Hill.
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John Keyser House, 6347 Main St. Revolutionary.
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Doorway of 6347 Main St. Keyser-Rodney House.
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Main St. entrance to Chew House, Main & Johnson St.
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Chew House, Main & Johnson Sts.
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Chew House, Germantown, Pa.
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Doorway of Chew House, 1882.
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Upsala, Johnson House. Main St. near Upsal St.
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[Upsala, Johnson House. Main St. near Upsal St.]
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N. W. Upsal & Main St. from Upsal St.
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Billmyer House, 1727, N.E. Main & Upsal Sts.
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Cope House, Main abv. Johnson St. [sic]
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Main St. abv. Upsal.
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Carlton, north side, near Midvale Ave. Washington's Headquarters 1777.
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Carlton, from the east. Washington's Headquarters 1777.
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"Springbank," Wissahickon Ave. Built by Wm. Rittenhouse 1736, afterwards home of John Welsh.
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5112-5114 Main St.
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Home of Christopher Ludwig, Baker General to Continental Army. So. side Haines St. abv. Chew.
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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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4825 Germantown Ave., home of Christian Ottinger, a soldier of the Pennsylvania Line in the Revolutionary War. [graphic].
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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].
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6043 Germantown Ave. Centre of fierce skirmish during the Battle of Germantown. [graphic].
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6303 [sic] Germantown Ave. [graphic].
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Cliveden. [graphic].
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Cliveden, home of the Chew Family. Built in 1760 on Germantown Ave. Seat of the Battle of Germantown. [graphic].
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Concord School House, built 1775, Germantown Ave. [graphic].
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6306 Germantown Ave. [graphic].
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Stenton, house of James Logan. [graphic].
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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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Trinity Lutheran Church, Germantown Ave. & Queen Lane, 1857. Steeple after design by Christopher Wren. Clock purchased by public subscription, was first "town clock" of Germantown.
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Chew Mansion postcards.
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Johnson House postcards.
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White Cottage, Gtn., Philadelphia.
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Nugent Home postcards.
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Staton Brothers, Stationery and Art Shop, Germantown Ave. and Coulter St., Germantown, Pa.
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Engine Co. #9, Germantown.
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Germantown National Bank postcards.
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Concord School House postcards.
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Germantown Academy postcards.
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Germantown High School, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Mennonite Church postcards.
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St. Luke's Church and rectory postcards.
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Upsala postcards.
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Thones Kunder's House, Germantown, Philadelphia.
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Jaques Marie Roset House, Germantown, Philadelphia.
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"Carlton, " or the Smith Mansion postcards.
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[Oestmann's Hardware Store, Germantown Ave. and Coulter Street.]
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Hood Cemetery postcards.
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Logan House postcards.
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Morris House postcards.
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Sparrow Jack House postcards.
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Wister Home, where General Agnew died postcards.
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Wyck postcards.
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