visualcultureprogram

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Max Rosenthal, Philadelphia Skating Park

  • dhlevin said:
    Thanks for sharing. Max was my great-great grandfather.
  • Library Company of Philadelphia said:
    Dear dhlevin, Please do check out ImPAC, our digital collections catalog accessible through our homepage www.librarycompany.org, to see more works by your Great Great Grandfather along with a biographical entry. Let us know if you have any additional questions!

Robert Newell, William Penn Hose Company.

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  • Rusty Shackleford said:
    My Great, Great Grandfather was a member of this company and may very well be in this picture.
  • Library Company of Philadelphia said:
    Fascinating information, FluffyF4210! I wish those in the photograph were identified so we could know for sure but the photograph didn't come with any additional information. For more information on early Philadelphia firefighters, you may want to reach out to the Fireman's Hall Museum: www.firemanshall.org/home.html
  • Rusty Shackleford said:
    William Penn Hose Company Est. February 3, 1830 Location:Public Square, Kensington William Penn Hose Company motto: “Like Penn, We will be useful to our country” The curator at Fireman's Hall is my next stop. How could I obtain a copy of this photo?
  • Library Company of Philadelphia said:
    Thanks for the additional information about the company! You can feel free to place an order on our Web site below: www.lcpimages.org/forms/request_form.htm
  • Napolitana99 said:
    My grandfather, Frank Maturo, Sr. was a Philadelphia fireman for many years, as were my uncles, Vito and John Maturo. Does anyone have any information on them? I believe Frank Maturo lived in S. Philly back in the 1930's and only moved to the suburbs in the 70's (?). Joyce Maturo Purvis Carman Virginia

Rev. Jacob Duché's Mansion, 3rd and Pine Streets.

  • Ron Avery said:
    I believe Duche was a tory.

“The Turk.” Engraving in Joseph Friedrich Racknitz, Ueber den schachspieler des herrn von Kempelen und dessen nachbildung