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298 historic pictures in the Philadelphia collection, part of Cities. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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[Street in Philadelphia on the opening day of the American Centennial Exhibition, 1876] ([1876])[Orphans decorating their fathers' graves in Glenwood Cemetery, Philadelphia, on Decoratio ([1876])[Monorail used at the Philadelphia Centennial, 1876]: The elevated railway across the raviBirds eye view of Philadelphia & centennial grounds (c1875.)[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])[Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitemarsh Hall". Philadelphia Pa. 1923?]" ([1923?])Fairmont Park, River Drive - the Tunnel, Philadelphia, Pa. (c1913.)The City of Philadelphia...as it appeared in the year 1800 (1800)Second Street North from Market St. with Christ Church - Philadelphia (1800)Congress Hall and New Theatre, in Chestnut Street, Philadelphia (1800)[Pennsylvania Railroad advertising material: Train view West Philadelphia"]" (c1874.)[Pennsylvania Railroad advertising material: Depot at Harrisburg one hundered and five mil (c1874.)The Philadelphia Physician-Factory ([189-?])Pennsylvania Hospital, Pine Street, Philadelphia (1854)Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia ([no date recorded on)The Free Library of Philadelphia ([no date recorded on)Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (c1899.)Liberty Bell in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. ([no date recorded on)A Philadelphia fire department engine responding to a fire alarm (c1905.)Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Edward T. Stotesbury home, Whitermarsh Hall"" ([1922?])Joseph Ripka's mills. Manayunk 21st Ward, Philadelphia... ([no date recorded on)[Old City Hall, Philadelphia, Penn., where U.S. Supreme Court was in session, 1791-1800] (1922 April 30.)Salon jury, Philadelphia ([1899])Schuylkill Water Works, Philadelphia ([no date recorded on)City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. (c1899.)[Philadelphia City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.; exterior, elevated view] (c1900.)Franklin - Librarian of the Library Company of Philadelphia ([no date recorded on)Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (c1906.)Seventh Presbyterian Church, Broad Street, North of Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. (c1861.)[City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.: Tower] (c1922.)Bellevue-Stratford Pink Room, [Philadelphia, Penna.] ([no date recorded on)[3 boys of an orphanage in West Virginia playing folk tunes on harmonicas as their contrib (1944 May.)[Henry Disston & Sons plant, Philadelphia, Pa.: Trimming steel plates round for circular s ([between 1918 and 19)Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1926, sesqui-centennial (1926)Plan of Laurel Hill Cemetery, north section [Philadelphia, Pa.] (1852)[Bird's-eye view of North Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] (c1911.)[Making flags for military use in the Quartermaster Corps Depot, Philadelphia, Penn.] (1942 May.)[Page with three original photoprints Views on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad" and adve (Philadelphia : Willi)[Night view of Broad Street with lit tower of City Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] (c1916.)The First U.S. Mint, 37-39 N. Seventh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ([between 1880 and 19)The Mercantile Library Association of Philadelphia, Pa. [interior and exterior views] (1869)Black & White Photo - Philadelphia - America Welcomes the World, 1926Ringing out liberty, July 8, 1776, Philadelphia, home city of the Pennsylvania Railroad (c1931.)[Bank building (2nd Bank of the United States") Pennsylvania. Reflected ceiling plan]" (1818)Birds eye view of Philadelphia ([New York] : Currier)The City of Philadelphia ([New York] : Currier)The renowned trotter Prince Wilkes record, 2:14 1/3; owned by George A. Singerly of Philad (New York : Published)Philadelphia. From fair mount looking down the river Schuylkill ([no date recorded on)[Bank building (2nd Bank of the United States") Pennsylvania. Roof plan]" (1818)The City and Port of Philadelphia, on the River Delaware from Kensington (1800)Arch Street Ferry, Philadelphia (1800)Arch Street, with the Second Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia (1800)The House, intended for the President of the United States, in Ninth Street, Philadelphia (1800)An Unfinished House, in Chestnut Street, Philadelphia (1800)View in Third Street, from Spruce Street, Philadelphia (1800)Library and Surgeons Hall, in Fifth Street, Philadelphia (1800)State-House, With a View of Chestnut Street, Philadelphia (1800)Alms House in Spruce Street, Philadelphia (1800)Pennsylvania Hospital, in Pine Street Philadelphia (1800)Arch Street Ferry, Philadelphia (1800)General view of bolt shop, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. (Meadville, Pa. : Key)Electric locomotive for mine haulage under construction in erecting shop, Baldwin Locomoti (Meadville, Pa. : Key)South aisle of store room in 16th Street shop, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa. (Meadville, Pa. : Key)Punching machine in boiler shop, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. (Meadville, Pa. : Key)[The ugliest bridge in the world, between Camden and Philadelphia] ([1924])Elvira, Vira" Stone daughter of Lt. Joseph Stone" ([between 1899 and 19)[William Fox, full-length portrait, facing front, leaving the U.S. District Court in PhilaNadja Philadelphia Athletics (E104) (1910)U.S. Ship Pennsylvania. Charles Stewart Esq. Comr. / Drawn on stone by Charles C. Barton, (Philadelphia : Lehma)Meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic in Philadelphia / from a sketch by F.H. Taylor. (1879)Philadelphia Sunday Press--Special features for December 1st, 1895 / Brill. (Philadelphia : H.I. )[View of intersection of Eighth Street and Market Street, Philadelphia] ([1840])[John McAllister, Jr., full-length portrait, seated in a chair, outdoors on the roof of 48 (1843)Bird's eye view, Centennial Buildings, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pa. : )Franklin's return to Philadelphia, 1785 / J.L.G. Ferris. (Cleveland, Ohio : Th)Washington's inauguration at Philadelphia / J.L.G. Ferris. (Cleveland, Ohio : Th)[Broad Street, north from Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa.] (c1905.)The Bellevue-Stratford [Hotel], Philadelphia, Pa. (c1905.)Smith Memorial [Arch], Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa. (c1905.)A Glimpse of Cramp's [i.e. William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company] shipyard ([1905?])Docks, Cramps Shipyard, Philadelphia, Pa., The ([between 1900 and 19)Indian Rock, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa. (c1905.)River Drive, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa. (c1905.)Entrance to Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa. ([1905?])Union League Club, Philadelphia, Pa. ([1905?])Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. (c1905-1906.)U.S.S. Philadelphia ([between 1890 and 19)U.S.S. Philadelphia ([between 1890 and 19)U.S.S. Philadelphia ([between 1890 and 19)U.S.S. Philadelphia ([between 1890 and 19)U.S.S. Philadelphia, Admiral Gherardi ([between 1890 and 19)[City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1890 and 19)[Independence Hall from Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1895 and 19)[Fairmount Park, Grant Monument, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1895 and 19)[Betsy Ross House, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1895 and 19)[Philadelphia, Pa., Market Street from Eighth] ([between 1890 and 19)[South Broad Street from City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[City Hall, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Philadelphia, Pa., Broad St., north from Spruce St.] ([between 1894 and 19)[Building a warship, Cramp's shipyard, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Gimbel Brothers Store, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Broad Street north from Locust, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Arch Street Friends Meeting House (1804), Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[College Hall, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Houston Hall, University of Pennyslvania, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Wissahickon Creek, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Penn.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Japanese garden, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[The Wissahickon, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[The Schuylkill drive, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)[Lodge gate, Harrison estate, Lime Kiln Park, Philadelphia, Pa.] ([between 1900 and 19)

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