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Birch, William Russell (British printmaker and miniaturist active in United States, 1755-1834)
The first Chestnut Street Theater, built in 1791 and remodeled by Benjamin Latrobe in 1805, stood at the NW corner of 6th and Chestnut Streets.…
Hewitt and Hewitt (American architectural firm, 1877-1902); Elliott, Joseph E. B. (Photographer)
The Lehigh Branch of the Free Library was designed by the Philadelphia architectural firm of Hewitt & Hewitt. It is among the most elaborate of the…
Hewitt and Hewitt (American architectural firm, 1877-1902); Elliott, Joseph E. B. (Photographer)
The Lehigh Branch of the Free Library was designed by the Philadelphia architectural firm of Hewitt & Hewitt. It is among the most elaborate of the…
Hewitt and Hewitt (American architectural firm, 1877-1902); Elliott, Joseph E. B. (Photographer)
The Lehigh Branch of the Free Library was designed by the Philadelphia architectural firm of Hewitt & Hewitt. It is among the most elaborate of the…
Elliott, Joseph E. B. (Photographer); Hewitt and Hewitt (American architectural firm, 1877-1902)
The Lehigh Branch of the Free Library was designed by the Philadelphia architectural firm of Hewitt & Hewitt. It is among the most elaborate of the…
Highsmith, Carol M. (American photographer, born 1946); Ritter and Shay, Architects; Harding, George Matthews (American illustrator, 1882-1959)
The U.S. Custom House in Philadelphia, a federal building project of the Depression era, was begun in December 1932. It is distinguished by richness…
Highsmith, Carol M. (American photographer, born 1946); Ritter and Shay, Architects
The U.S. Custom House in Philadelphia, a federal building project of the Depression era, was begun in December 1932. It is distinguished by richness…
Highsmith, Carol M. (American photographer, born 1946); Ritter and Shay, Architects
The U.S. Custom House in Philadelphia, a federal building project of the Depression era, was begun in December 1932. It is distinguished by richness…
Latrobe, Benjamin Henry (British architect and engineer, 1764-1820, active in the United States)
Working drawing showing vestibule doors, moldings, and hardware as plans, elevations, sections, and details; rendering.