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Crystal Palace. Industry of All Nations Exhibition. New York City, 1853
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William Cramp & Sons shipyard, Delaware Avenue and Cumberland Street, Kensington, Philadelphia.
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309-11 Green St. [graphic].
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[1101 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia.] [graphic].
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[Sheds of Edward Peirce, plumber, 8202 Millman Street.] [graphic].
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[1130 Olive Street, Philadelphia.] [graphic].
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Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation plant, Grays Ferry Avenue and the Schuylkill River, Grays Ferry, Philadelphia.
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Crown Can Company plant, vicinity of I Street and Erie Avenue, Juniata Park, Philadelphia.
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Boger and Crawford textile mill, vicinity of J and Venango Streets, Nicetown-Tioga, Philadelphia.
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Former site of Baldwin Locomotive Works, Spring Garden and Broad Streets, Philadelphia.
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SS Manhattan on the Delaware
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[Agasote Millboard Company, West Trenton, New Jersey.]
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Alirene Mills textile plant at Frankford Creek, 1200-1300 Adams Avenue, Frankford, Philadelphia.
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[Chamberlin weather strips trade cards]
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Imperméables, Au Roi du Caoutchouc [graphic]
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Heintz Manufacturing Company plant, Olney Avenue and Front Street, Olney, Philadelphia.
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Heinz Pickle Company plant, Salem, New Jersey.
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Leeds and Northrup Company plant, 4901 Stenton Avenue, Nicetown-Tioga, Philadelphia.
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Tioga Steel & Iron Company plant, Grays Avenue and 51st Street, Kingsessing, Philadelphia.
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R.C.A.-Victor Talking Machine plant on the Delaware riverfront, Camden, New Jersey.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works.
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A. Wilhelm Company
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Adam Scheidt Brewing Company, Norristown, Pennsylvania.
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Link-Belt type "CF" loader furnished to Baugh & Sons Company, Philadelphia, for handling acid phosphate to power operated buggies.
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Atlantic Refining Company plant, 3314 Passyunk Avenue, Point Breeze, Philadelphia.
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American Steel & Wire Company factory plant, Trenton, New Jersey.
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Abrasive Company, James and Fraley Streets, Wissinoming, Philadelphia.
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Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus, 11th and Erie, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Van Sciver Corporation, Camden, New Jersey.
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Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation, General Chemical Division plant, Camden, New Jersey.
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McCahan Sugar Refining Co.
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Children of all nations. A series of 50. [graphic].
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Scene on the Schuylkill from E bank near Spruce St. [graphic].
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[Smokestacks of an oil tank below Gray's Ferry Bridge, Philadelphia] [graphic].
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Scene from s. side w. end South St Bridge, Phila [graphic].
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[United Gas Improvement Company's Point Breeze Gas Works from the Passyunk Avenue bridge over the Schuylkill River, Philadelphia] [graphic].
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Nearing the Atlantic Refining Co's plant at Point Breeze [graphic].
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Charles Warner Company factory plant, Cedar Hollow, Pennsylvania.
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Alan Wood Iron and Steel Company, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
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Armstrong Cork Company factory plant, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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[Carpenter Steel Company, Reading, Pennsylvania.]
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[Vanity Fair textile mill and environs, Reading, Pennsylvania.]
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[Glen Gery Brick Company factory and environs, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania.]
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[Penn Hardware Company foundry and environs, Reading, Pennsylvania.]
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Reading Iron Company Foundry, Reading, Pennsylvania.
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St. Joseph Hospital, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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Knickerbocker Lime Co.
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Nolde and Horst
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Hamilton Watch Company
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Aerial view of Mount Joy
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Wall Rope Works
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Atlantic Refining Company plant, 3314 Passyunk Avenue, Point Breeze, Philadelphia.
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American Bridge Company factory plant, Trenton, New Jersey.
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American Can Company plant, Bridgeton, New Jersey.
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William Cramp & Sons shipyard, Delaware Avenue and Cumberland Street, Kensington, Philadelphia.
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W. F. Taubel Knitting Mill, Riverside, New Jersey. [graphic].
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[Stamper - Bingham - Blackwell House, 224 Pine Street.] [graphic].
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Betsy Ross House before restoration. [graphic].
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Krider's gun store, N.E. cor. 2nd & Walnut Sts. [graphic].
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Cigar Indian chief. S.E. cor. 4th & Race [sic]. Note the feather headdress. Most of the cigar indians were squaws. [graphic].
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