Dad's Theatrical Hotel, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , 4x6 Continental Chrome, unused
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Convention Hall, 34th St. and Convention Ave, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
This famed auditorium, scene of numerous political National Conventions, is the center of Philadelphia's convention facilities. Completely air Conditioned. 14,000 seating capacity.
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Germantown Hospital, Wister St.,, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
At Chew, Penn. and Wister Streets.
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Philadelphia, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Benjamin Franklin Bridge. This Bridge connects Philadelphia with Camden, New Jersey, across the Delaware River.
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Penn Center And City Hall, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
From this vantage point, one views the magnificent modern Penn Center Area and Philadelphia's famed City Hall.
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John Bartram Hotel, Broad Street At Locust, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1950 Oct-08, 2C stamp
Offering every convenience of modern service as well as every comfort of old fashioned hospitality
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Kelly's On Mole Street, 5 South Mole Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1969 Mar-07, 5C stamp
A treasure of finest foods at one of the oldest, Original Oyster Houses opposite entrance to 3 Penn Center. The very best in sea food, steaks and chops.
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Old Original Bookbinder's, 425 Walnut St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Philadelphia's oldest Sea Food Restaurnat, situated on the site of Wm. Penn's home; within ten minutes Walking Distance of most of the historical shrines in Old Philadelphia, including Old Christ's Church, Betsy Ross House, the Liberty Bell, et al.
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The Birthplace Of Our Nation, Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Independence hall – the most historic structure in our country. Both the Declaration of Independence and the constitution were sighed here. Congress hall (on right) was the Capitol of he United States from 1790 to 1800. Old City Hall (on left) housed the United States Supreme court from 1791 to 1800. Here the Court heard its first Case. Independence Mall (foreground) isa 3 block open stretch of grass and tree lined walkways offering a splendid view of these famous Colonial structures
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Uss Olympia, Market Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Located in the Delaware River near Market Street, Philadelphia. The USS Olympia, flagship of Admiral Dewey at the Battle of Manila Bay, May 1, 1898, is maintained as a National Memorial and Marine Museum by the Cruiser Olympia Association, Inc. The anchor weighs 10,500 lbs. Open to the public.
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Philadelphia, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Twilight view. From left to right, Hospitality Center, City Hall and Penn Center.
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A Man Full Of Trouble Tavern And Paschall House And Paschall House, 127-129 Spruce St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Built in 1759 – last of colonial taverns in the old “Society Hill” section – restored in 1965 by Mr. And Mrs. Wilhelm F. Knauer – this quaint inn is now a museum, furnished with 18th Century antiques.
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Bryn Mawr College, On The Main Line Suburban, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Penn Center Inn, Market At 20th St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Center City Sky-Scraper Hotel Motel • Free Self Service Parking • Color Restaurant • A. C. •Ice & Soda Machines Every Floor • Coffee House • Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge • Mini Gym • Finnish Sauna Bath • Banquet and Meeting Rooms • Huge Outdoor Pool Deck
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The Hilton Hotel Of Philadelphia, On The University of Pennsylvania Campus Civic Center Boulevard at 34th St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Walnut Park Plaza Hotel, Sixty-Third & Walnut Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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The Bellevue Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Bellevue Stratford is Philadelphia William Penn, ben Franklin, the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall . . . All the famed traditions of Philadelphia. Only one hotel shares this distinguished heritage - the Bellevue Stratford.
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Valley Green Inn, Springfield Avenue and Wissahickon Creek Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Picturesque old Valley Green Inn dating back to 1683, in the upper Wissahickon Valley, is the last of the old inns of the Wissahickon. Today, Valley Green Inn is owned by the Fairmount Park Commission and is under the care of the Friends of the Wissahickon.
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Valley Green Inn, Upper Wissahickon, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
In the beautiful valley along the Wissahickon Creek, is this old and lone representative of the lost Wissahickon Valley hostelries of Revolutionary days. The original hostelrie was in existence in 1683, frequented by millers and farmers. In 1778, Washington and Lafayette were reported to have dined here on their way from Barren Hill Camp to Germantown.
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Valley Green Inn, Upper Wissahickon, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
In the beautiful valley along the Wissahickon Creek, is this old and lone representative of the lost Wissahickon Valley hostelries of Revolutionary days. The original hostelrie was in existence in 1683, frequented by millers and farmers. In 1778, Washington and Lafayette were reported to have dined have on their way from Barren Hill Camp to Germantown.
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Adelphia Hotel, Chestnut at 13th Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
New Adelphia Tavern Philadelphia's newest, most beautiful cocktail lounge and restaurant
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Delaware Valley Square Dance Convention, Grand Ballroom Bellavue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Marriott Motor Hotel, City Line Avenue and Schuylkill Expressway, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Sirloin and Saddle Steak Room and Lounge features char-broiled steaks served in an early American setting. The hotel has two other fine restaurants, suites and banquet facilities.
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Sheraton Hotel And Transportation Bldg, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
This view is looking east on Pennsylvania Blvd., from 18th St. On the left is the beautiful Sheraton Hotel, Philadelphia's newest, and to the right is the new Transportation Building, which houses the Greyhound Bus Station, one of the nation's newest and most modern Bus terminals.
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The Hilton Hotel Of Philadelphia, The University of Pennsylvania Campus Civic Center Boulevard at 34th St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Kite And Key Cocktail Lounge, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1957 Apr-16, 2C stamp
Kite and Key Cocktail Lounge where important people meet in The Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia's 1200 modern rooms – 1200 baths Hotel with modern garage
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Mohawk Motor Inn, 4200 Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Dining Room – Meeting Rooms – Cocktail Lounge Other Mohawk Motor Inns: Baltimore, Md. - Syracuse, New York Buffalo, New York – Rochester, New York Cincinnati, Ohio – Indianapolis, Indiana willow Grove, Pennsylvania Princeton, N. J.
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The Inn Alden Park Dining Room And Cocktail Lounge, Wissahickon Ave & School Lane, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1964, 3C stamp
Famous for fine foods and beverages. Situated in one of the most charming old Mansion houses in Germantown section of Philadelphia. Open to the public. Luncheons and Dinners served daily. Sunday Dinners served from noon to 9 P.M. Private dining rooms available, seating capacity 5 to 500. Ample Parking.
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Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Built originally as a home for the Carpenter's Company of the City and County of Philadelphia. Carpenter's Hall is famed as the meeting place of the First Continental Congress, which began in 1774, shortly before arrival of word of the cannonading of Boston by the British. It was used as a storehouse and hospital during the British occupation of Philadelphia. The First and Second Banks of the United States later did business within its walls.
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Independence Hall, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Independence Hall was built in 1729 by the Province of Pennsylvania as the Colonial State House
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Independence Mall, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Independence Mall with Independence Hall in the foreground
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Logan Circle, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Picturesque view of Swann Memorial Fountain and center City area, including new High Rise Apartment Building, The Plaza.
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Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Front Street and Lehigh Avenue
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Temple University Hospital, Broad and Ontario Sts.,, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Shown here is the Medical Center's Northern Division, a general hospital with more than 600 beds at York and Tabor roads. The Northern Division was founded in 1865 as the Jewish Hospital of Philadelphia. The Medical Center was formed in 1952 by the merger of three hospitals. Some 20,000 patients are admitted to the Northern Division each year.
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The Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania, 34th and Spruce Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Nation's first teaching hospital, founded in 1874. The modern central structure is the Thomas S. Gates Memorial Pavilion, whose facilities include out-patient and diagnostic clinics.
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Lankenau Hospital, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
On the Main Line Suburban Philadelphia
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The Lankenau Hospital, Lancaster Ave and City Line Ave, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1969, 6C stamp
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Friends Hospital, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Entrance to the auditorium which faces the south lawn and the famous azalea gardens
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The Lankenau Hospital, Lancaster Ave and City Line Ave, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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U. S. Naval Hospital, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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U. S. Naval Hospital, 16th St. & Pattison Ave, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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The Schuylkill Expressway, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
A controlled access freeway along the Schuylkill River connecting downtown Philadelphia with the Pennsylvania Turnpike
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Aerial View Of Central Philadelphia, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Aerial View of Central Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Looking Northwest along the Schuylkill River.
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Philadelphia Skyline Looking Down Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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U. S. Naval Base, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Receiving Station houses, feeds and processes transient personnel for the Naval Base.
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First Bank Of The United States, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Oldest bank in the nation. Built in 1797. Alexander Hamilton was instrumental in having The Bank of the United States chartered by Congress in 1791. The building was purchased by Stephen Girard in 1812, after the 20 year charter expired, and he conducted a private bank until his death in 1831.
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Looking East On John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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U.S. Court And Post Office At 9Th And Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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America's Famous Seafood Restaurant, Old Original Bookbinder's 125 Walnut Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Hall of Patriots, magnificent highlight of restaurant's new colonial addition, faithfully recreates colonial days in construction, color and decor.
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Pennsylvania Railroad, 30th Street Station, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Quaker City
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Philadelphia Exchange, Third and Walnut St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Designed by William Strickland and built between 1832 and 1834. The building is noteworthy for the beauty of its architecture. For many years it housed The Philadelphia Stock Exchange
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Harvey's Towing Service Inc, 26th & Hartranft Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Big or Small, we Tow them All Anytime, Anywhere
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Scott Paper Company's Executive Offices, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Scott Paper Company's Executive Offices, Research and Engineering Center, located adjacent to the International Airport.
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Franklin Institute And Fels Planetarium, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Franklin Institute and Fels Planetarium. A Wonderland of Science that fascinates Children and Adults alike. There are push-button exhibits which invite doing as well as seeing
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Philadelphia Museum Of Art And Washington Monument, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1964 Oct-10, 4C stamp
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Greyhound Bus Terminal And Transportation Bldg, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Looking east on West Market Street showing Philadelphia's new transportation building on the left which houses the Greyhound Bus Terminal, among the finest in the nation in modern facilities and convenience to the traveling public. At the far end of Market Street can be seen Philadelphia's City Hall.
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Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Philadelphia, 46th & Market Sts.,, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Founded 1865 Home Office Building
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Congress Hall, 6th & Chestnut Streets adjoining Independence Hall, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
This was the Capitol of the United States from 1790 to 1800 – the temporary seat of the Senate and the House of Representatives. This was the scene of Washington's second term inauguration (1793), and the inauguration of John Adams as the second President of the United States (1797). Here, too, were established the U. S. Navy, the Mint, and the Bank of the United States.
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The Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Philadelphia International Airport is a 2,300 acre super-modern Air Terminal, one of the largest in the World. It has 3 runways, including a 9,500 foot jet-age runway with all the latest safety features.
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The Powel House, 244 S Third Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Built by Charles Stedman in 1765 and purchased in 1769 by Samuel Powel, twice mayor of Philadelphia. The classical frontispiece hints at the magnificent interior of this 18th Century town house restored by the Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks.
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Aerial View Of Schuylkill River And Schuylkill Expressway, City Lane Avenue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The luxurious Presidential Apartments are in the foreground in the left background, are the communities of Manayunk and Roxborough.
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Municipal Auditorium Convention Hall, 34th and Pine Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
This building occupies the original site of one of the Commerical Museums and is the largest auditorium in Philadelphia with a seating capacity of 15 thousand people. The ground floor is one of the largest exhibition halls in the country
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International Airport, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Completed in 1954, of a cost of over $15,000,000. The Air Terminal Building is one of the largest and most modern in the world, with over 350,000 square feet of floor space.
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Looking West, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Looking West, across City Hall, to the beautiful Penn Center and up John F. Kennedy Boulevard.
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Main Office Germantown Saving Fund, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Classic Georgian Main Office of century-old Germantown Saving Fund, 5458 Germantown Ave. at School Lane on historic Market Square. This mutual savings bank is more than 100 years old, more than 110 million dollars strong. The building is completely air-conditioned and has an adjoining parking lot with room for 100 cars.
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Market Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Downtown shopping area of Philadelphia, showing the well known John Wanamaker department store.
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Tindley Temple United Methodist Church, 750-762 South Broad Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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15Th St. Bookbinders Seafood House Inc, 215 S 15th St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
In the Center of Town The only Restaurant owned and operated by the original Bookbinder Restaurant Family - 3rd & 4th Generation -
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Boat House Row On The Schuylkill River, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Japanese House, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Replica of typical 17th century home, surrounded by a garden, pool, waterfall, and teahouse, brings to Phila. A quaint touch of beautiful oriental charm.
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Penn Center Plaza Office Bldgs, Pennsylvania Boulevard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1963 Jul-03, 4C stamp
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Philip Murray House Of Four Freedoms Inc, 6300 Old York Road, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
A residence for senior citizens in West Oak Lane near historic Germantown
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Academy Of Music, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Located at Broad and Locust Streets, the Academy has been the hub of musical activity in Philadelphia for over a century.
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New Penn Center Plaza, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Presidential Apartments And Schuylkill Expressway, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Penn-Center, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
View from Penn-Center looking toward City Hall
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The Academy Of Natural Sciences Of Philadelphia, 19th Street and The Parkway, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
In this building is housed the Natural History Museum of Philadelphia, and its research departments. The Academy, founded in 1812, is the oldest natural history institution in the United States. This building was first occupied in 1876 as a part of the Centennial Celebration of our national independence.
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Y.M.C.A Building, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Tourist Center (Foregroung) Bell Telephone Building (Left)
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Lower Delaware River, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Scene along the lower Delaware River at Marcus Hook, showing the extensive oil refineries of this busy industrial section south of Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Philadelphia International Airport is a 2,300 acre super-modern Air Terminal, one of the largest in the World. It has 3 runways, including a 9,500 foot jet-age runway with all the latest safety features.
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C'est Magnifique', 9871 Bustleton Avenue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
A Dream Come True – Beautiful Imports At A Price You Can Afford. Custom Made Fountain and Floral Pieces Designed to Your Specifications and Measurements – Individually and for the trade
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Connie Mack Stadium, 21st and Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Home of the National League's Philadelphia Phillies. Named in honor of the Grand Old Man of Baseball
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Old First Reformed Church Of The United Church Of Christ, Independence Mall 4th and Race Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The oldest German Reformed Congregation in the U.S.A. With continuous service since 1727. This historic church building is being restored in 1967
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The Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Philadelphia International Airport is a 2,300 acre super-modern Air Terminal, one of the largest in the World. It has 3 runways, including a 9,500 foot jet-age runway with all the latest safety features.
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The Old Dutch Kitchen, 7982 Oxford Ave. & Rhawn St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Built in 1683 Restaurant – Cocktail Lounge Specializing in German & American Food
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Tindley Temple United Methodist Church, 750-762 South Broad Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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United States Naval Home, 24th Street and Grays Ferry Avenue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Laning Hall (1865) Named for Rear Admiral Harris Laning. Originally built and used as the U.S. Naval Hospital., Now used as a dormitory for the Naval Home for retired veterans with wartime service in the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.
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Beth Sholom Synagogue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Quaker City Frank Lloyd Wright, the distinguished American architect, designed this remarkable and striking structure, interpreted as a re-creation of Mount Sinai, the jagged peak in the desert where God communed with man. In suburban Elkins Park, just north of Philadelphia.
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Aerial View Of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Philadelphia Maritime Museum, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
A “Hard Hat” Diver in the Underwater Museum Gallery which is unique in the world – tracing man's exploration of the depths
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International Airport, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Quaker City This unusual action scene captures the TWA Boeing 707 taking off from Delaware Valley's “Jet-Age” headquarters. International Airport's modern facilities provide the maximum in passenger comfort in this age of speed and air travel luxury
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Philadelphia-Central Y.M.C.A, 1421 Arch Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The world's largest, most complete Y.M.C.A., unit. Serving young men and young women in residence and program activities.
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Football Action At Philadelphia Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Home of the Philadelphia Eagles N.F.C. Football team and the “Phillies” National League baseball team. Scene shows typical intense mid-game action during one of the many regularly scheduled and well-attended events
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The Gallery At Market East, 9th and Market Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
In the heart of Center City Philadelphia. A delightful new experience in downtown shopping amid fountains and flowers, glass elevators and year-round events. Over 125 fine shops and outstanding restaurants plus Strawbridge & Clothier and Gimbles all under one roof on four different air-conditioned levels. Here, shopping becomes fun again. A complete shopping center and a delightful place to meet a friend, to buy a flower or a fancy dessert.
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Philadelphia Institute Of Barbering, 521 W Girard Ave, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The School of Champions
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Trailways Bus Terminal, 13th and Arch Streets, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
New, modern, air-conditioned terminal with all facilities on street level. Nationwide bus service featuring “the easiest travel on earth”.
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Noah's Ark, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Noah's Ark in the children's section of the Philadelphia Zoo
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Norwegian Seamen's Church, 22 South 3rd Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Reading Room
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Old Original Bookbinder's, 125 Walnut St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Voted America's No. 1 Restaurant. Philadelphia's oldest Sea Food Restaurant, situated on the site of Wm. Penn's home; within ten minutes Walking Distance of most of the historical shrines in Old Philadelphia, including Old Christ's Church. Betsy Ross House. The Liberty Bell, et al.
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A Shoppe For Jewels, 9311 Krewstown Rd, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Out Of The Ordinary Jewelry Designer Jewelry & Giftware At Wholesale Prices
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Adams Rug Cleaning Co, 1935 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Now is the time to have your rugs “Beauty-Cleaned” By Adams. Take care of your precious rugs and carpets before damaging dirt discolors them and harms their beauty. Adams gentle, thorough service is more than just cleaning . . . we get out all the dirt from 'way down deep. Adams restores original rug beauty in their large, modernized plant. Rug Storage – Fast Call and Delivery. Wall-to-wall carpeting cleaned in your own home with Karpet-Kare or Duo-Dellay, as advertised in Good Housekeeping. No fuss – no smell – dries almost immediately. Stairs reversed, rugs and carpets repaired or cut down. Get a fast estimate.
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Krisheim Study Center, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1958 Oct-22, 5C stamp
Dedicated to the ecumenical study of the church's ministry in a changing world. Board of Christian Education The United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.
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Old Original Bookbinder's, 125 Walnut St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
America's most famous seafood restaurant, located down near the Riverfront in the older section of the city since 1865. Nearby are the city's historic shrines – Independence Hall, Carpenter's Hall, Betsy Ross House, Old Christ Church. Reverse side shows Main Dining Room at Old Original bookbinder's.
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Zion Baptist Church On Sunday Morning, 13th Street Above Wallace, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
This picture shows a portion of Zion's congregation during the regular 10:45 A.M. Worship service. In this manner Zionites and visitors flock each Sunday to receive inspiration and to join in promoting a dynamic Christian community program. Come soon, and worship with us!
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Aerial View Of Showing Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Aerial view showing Chestnut Hill College, Mount St. Joseph Academy, and Mount St. Joseph Convent, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Philadelphia Museum Of Art, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
This beautiful building, one of the leading museums of the world, is located in picturesque Fairmount Park along the Schuylkill River.
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The School Of Medicine, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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College Hall, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
College Hall is the third home of the College of Arts and Sciences. The first was at Fourth and Arch Streets and the second at Ninth and Chestnut. Designed by Prof. Thomas W. Richards of the University faculty, College Hall's style is reminiscent of Italian Gothic. The building was inaugurated Oct. 11, 1872. Built of serpentine rock, it is the oldest building on the University of Pennsylvania campus.
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Temple University, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Curtis Hall Montgomery Avenue and 13th Street
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Franklin Field University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Seating capacity – 78,000
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St. Joseph's College, 54th and City Line Avenue, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers, St. Joseph's College is located on a 32-acre plot in the western part of Philadelphia. The College first opened its doors on September 15, 1851. Pictured here is the main administration and classroom building.
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Temple University, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Peabody Hall Girl's Dormitory Broad and Norris Streets
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University Of Pennsylvania Campus And Hospital, Spruce Street at 34th St, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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Provost's Tower University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
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The University Museum University Of Pennsylvania, 33rd & Spruce St.,, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Open daily and Sunday. Closed Monday and legal holidays
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La Salle College, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
(Left) Statue of St. John Baptist De La Salle – Erected to honor the founder of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and patron of all teachers. (Center) Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes – Scene of many outdoor religious activities. (Right) Alumni Memorial Erected in memory of La Salle College Alumni who gave their lives in the military service of their country
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La Salle College, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
St. Bernard's hall is one of the four modern residence halls completed between 1953 and 1956 providing accommodations for approximately 300 students. An attractive reception lounge is located on the first floor of each building
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Locust Walk University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, PM 1969 Mar-07, 5C stamp
Trees and attractive light standards line Locust Walk in the heart of the University of Pennsylvania's Campus. The walk, paved with Belgian block and bordered by grass, was converter from Locust Street in 1964. With Dietrich Hall, home of the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, on its south side and the Annenberg School of Communications on the north, Locust Walk now extends from 36th to 37th Street.
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St. Joseph's College, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Barbelin Building, the original classroom building on the Jesuit College's 60-acre campus, houses the student chapel, science laboratories and the electronic date center.
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Birthday Party House, Philadelphia Zoological Garden, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
The Birthday Party House in the Daniel W. Dietrich Memorial Children's Zoo, may be reserved for private groups.
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Monkey Island, Philadelphia Zoological Garden, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
Right outside the Children's Zoo area, these monkeys frolic and play all summer long.
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Lew Vant Toyota Inc, Holme Ave. & Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA) , Chrome, unused
See How Much Car Your Money Can Buy
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Title:
Spruce Hotel, 13th & Spruce Sts
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
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Title:
Skyline From Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
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Title:
Art Museum
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
Description:
Art Museum showing Aquarium along Schuylkill river. The Art Museum erected at a cost of over $10,000,000. contains many rare and notable collections. It is considered one of the finest in this country. The Aquarium, which contains all sorts of aquatic life, is one of the most interesting places in Philadelphia. One turtle, ?King Tut?, weighs over 800 pounds and is over 500 years old.
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Historic Elfreth's Alley, 2nd Street above Arch
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Dating back to 1690, this is the oldest continuously inhabited street in the United States. The 33 brick houses here are each over 250 years old. Members of some old Philadelphia families still live here.
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Title:
City Hall
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
This is the highest structure in Philadelphia ? 547' 11??. The statue of William' Penn, founder of the city, crowns the tower. Visitors to the observation platform are offered panoramic views of the Philadelphia skyline.
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Title:
Skyline View
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Hotel Walton
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border unused
Description:
Absolutely Fireproof
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Title:
The Majestic Broad Street, Girard Avenue
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border unused
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Title:
Adelphia Hotel
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border PM 1934 Aug-23
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Central Branch Y. W. C. A, 1800 Arch St
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border PM 1922 Nov-00
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Title:
City Hall
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border unused
Description:
City Hall, at Broad and Market Streets, a structure of immense size and prominence, costing about $20,000,000 by a huge statue of William Penn, the founder of Philadelphia.
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Title:
Roosevelt Boulevard
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border PM 1928 Dec-02
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Title:
Girard Trust Co. Building, Broad and Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border unused
Description:
2263-Girard Trust Co. Building, Franklin Bank Building, West End Building, Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Title:
Hotel Lorraine, On The Lincoln Highway, Broad St.,at Fairmount Ave.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), White Border PM 1927 Oct-02
Description:
300 Rooms; Restaurant; Fireproof Construction, Parking Allowed; Tivo Garages; Rates #2.50, #3.09 $3.50.
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Title:
Philadelphia Navy Yard, League Island
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1916 Aug-21
Description:
The Philadelphia Navy Yard, at League Island, is a rendezyous for the largest battleships of our navy.
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Title:
William Penn's Statue And City Hall Tower
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
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Girls High School, 17th & Spring Garden Steets
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-17
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Carpenters Hall
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1912 Apr-11
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Title:
The Thinker
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
Description:
"The Thinker" by Rodin.
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The Wissahickon Fairmount Park
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1910 Jul-12
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Wissahickon Creek, Fairmount Park
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1907 Jul-09
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Title:
College Hall, University of pennsylvania
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1960 Jul-27
Description:
College Hall and Benjamin Franklin Monument Philadelphia, Pa.
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Chew Mansion
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1969
Description:
"Cliveden" at Johnson St. and Germantown Ave., was built by Chief Justice Benjamin Chew in 1761. Occupied by a detachment of British troops during the Battle of Germantown, Oct. 4, 1777, it broke the American advance, successful up to that point. Scene of a public reception to Lafayette in 1824. Still owned by family.
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View Along Wissahickon Creek, Fairmount Park
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
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Title:
University Of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused
Description:
The University was founded in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin as a charitable school. At the conclusion of the Revolution a new charter was given by the State and the present title was assumed in 1791. In 1875. the university was moved to the present extensive grounds west of the Schuylkill River, where some 30 buildings have been erected and are constantly increased.
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Title:
The Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen PM 1938 Jun-28
Description:
Philadelphia's Foremost Hotel as well as the largest and most modern and ideally located, close to shops, theatres and historic shrines. 1200 luxurious outside rooms with baths. Two beautifully appointed restaurants offering finest food a la carte and table d'hote. Moderate Prices Prey all.
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Title:
The Grand Court At John Wanamaker
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen PM 1949 Aug-02
Description:
The Grand Court at john Wanamaker Philadelphia is a landmark beloved by generations of Philadelphians and visitors to this city. In the center of the grand Court is the great bronze eagle, and "Meet me at the eagle" is a slogan known throughout the world. The great Organ for 35 years has majestically filled the Court with music of the ages and many of the celebrated organists of our time have given recitals here. The Grand Court is a magnificent architectural achievement that is well worth seeing on a visit to Philadelphia.
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Old Original Bookbinder's, 125 Walnut St
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen PM 1950 Aug-16
Description:
Left: our Old historical Fire Place in the main dining room built of old cobblestokes taken from the original walnut street pavement over which George Washington and his troops marched on their way to valley forge, Together with two old Revolutionary cannons and old Grist Mill Grinding stones. Above: Part Our wall space in our old blacksmith shop containing a collection of old fire helmets, a Fire bucket used during the Revolution, and old fire plaques used on old buildings in Philadelphia indicating that said buildings where insured. Also visit our Currier an Ives Corner and the Van Gogh Corner. Philadelphia's oldest Sea Food Restaurant, situated on the site of Wm. Penn's home; within ten minutes Walking Distance of most of The historical Shrines in Old Philadelphia including old Christ's Church Betsy Rose House. The Library Bell et al.
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Title:
Philadelphia The Bicentennial City
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
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Entrance To Wissahickon Driveway, Fairmount Park
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back unused
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Germantown Mennonite Meetinghouse, 6121 Germantown Avenue
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Erected 1770. The first mennonite congregation was begun in Germantown in 1683. This view of the meetinghouse was taken in 1974. Sunday School 10:00 AM. Sunday Morning Worship 11:00 AM
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The Germantown Dispensary And Hospital, East Penn And Wister Streets
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Showing the new Out Patient Diagnostic and Treatment Building
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Convention Hall, 34th Street
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Completely air-conditioned. Main Auditorium seats 14,000 persons. Ballroom seats 1400 persons. 64 additional meeting rooms. 315,000 square feet exhibition space. Most modern facilities for the largest national conventions and exhibitions.
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Title:
Valley Green Inn, Upper Wissahickon
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
In the beautiful valley along the Wissahickon Creek, is this old and lone representative of the lost Wissahickon Valley hostelries of Revolutionary days. The original hostelrie was in existence in 1683, frequented by millers and farmers. In 1778, Washington and Lafayette were reported to have dined here on their way from Barren Hill Camp to Germantown.
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Shadowbrook Camp, 3 Miles Route No. 90
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome PM 1956 Jul-26
Description:
For boys 6 to 14 years. Located 3 miles from Stroudsburg, Pa. on Route No. 90, in the heart of the Pocono Mountains. This beautiful $30,000 swimming pool is one of the many wonderful recreational facilities of this camp for boys.
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