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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].

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

Livezy House (Wm. Rittenhouse, father of David.) (Livezey's Lane) Owned by Joshua Garsed. Built some time before 1745. Washington's headquarters, formerly known as the monastery of the Wissahickon. Bought by Livezey in 1800. 1940, Valley Green Canoe Club.

922 Clinton St., Phila. [graphic].

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

5218 Germantown Ave. [graphic].

5222 Germantown Ave., Endt-Hansberry House. Theobald Endt, clockmaker owned it in 1766. [graphic].

John Bechtel House, 5226 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

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

Harriton, showing old pump. [graphic].

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

[Livezey House, on the banks of the Wissahickon Creek at Livezey Lane, Germantown, Philadelphia.]

[John H. Webster residence, side view, 4834 Penn Street, Philadelphia, Pa.] [graphic].

[John H. Webster residence, 4834 Penn Street, Philadelphia, Pa.] [graphic].

Marsden Gateway, Chestnut Hill, Phila.

Old houses on the north side of Arch Street, west of Third and the new Hotel [graphic].

6305 Main St.

Jacob Knorr House, 1760, 6307 Main St.

Toland House, 4810 Main St., built abt. 1740. Home of Geo. Miller, an officer of Continental army.

Mehl House, 4817 Main St.

4821 Main St.

Ottinger House. Built 1781. 4825 Main St. Christopher Ottinger was a soldier in the Penna. line.

Wagner House, 4840 Main St., built 1747, hospital in Battle of Germantown.

Henry House, 1760. 4908 Main St. In 1828 bought by John S. Henry father of Alex Henry thrice mayor of Phila.

Edgar H. Butler's House, Main below High St. G'tn.

Morris-Littel House, S. east cor. Main & High St.

Dr. Dunton's house, 25 E. High St. A Pastorius house. Formerly stood on Main St.

Warner houses, 6021 & 6023 Main St.

John Bringhurst House, 1775-1795, 5219 Main St.

Home of Anthony Gilbert, "the Strong Blacksmith."

Ottinger House, Germantown, Philadelphia.

Engle House, Main St. abv. Town Hall. Built 1758 by Benj. Engle. Stone in N. Gable B. E. 1758.

Engle House, Germantown. Built 1758.

N. E. Main & Walnut Lane, built 1806 by Rev. Saml. Blair for his son S. Blair Jr.

6211 Main St.

Wakefield, home of Thos. & Sarah Fisher. Built about 1795.

Near Wakefield, Fisher's Lane.

Gowen House, S.E. cor. Main St. & Gowen Ave.

Livezey House, Gtn. From west bank of Wissahickon.

Thos. Livezey House on Wissahickon.

Built by Jos. Spencer 1746. N. side Old York Road opposite Church Lane. Sold to Dr. Benneville in 1758 & named Silver Farm.

Old House. Ridge Ave. above Falls of Schuylkill on property of Powers & Weightman.

Harmer House. East bank of Schuylkill below Grays Ferry. Torn down for the B & O R.R.

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].

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

Peter Robeson House in 1789. Ridge Road & mouth of the Wissahickon.

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

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

White Cottage, Gtn., Philadelphia.

Residence of William P. M. Braun, Pelham, Germantown.

Thones Kunder's House, Germantown, Philadelphia.

Henry House postcards.

[Mitchell House, southwest corner of Greene Street and Walnut Lane, Germantown, Philadelphia]

[Charles Taylor residence, northwest corner of Chestnut Hill and Norwood Avenues, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia]

[Unidentified residence, Philadelphia]

Broad St.