The Port And City of Philadelphia;
The Port And City of Philadelphia;
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The Flag House, where, according to tradition, Betsy Ross made the first American flag, is at 229 Arch Street, and the Grave of Benjamin Fra^iklin is two blocks westward at the corner of Fifth Street. The House of William Penn is in Fairmount Park, just west from Girard Avenue bridge. This typical residence of the Colonial period was removed to its present site about twenty years ago from Letitia street, near the Delaware river. It may be seen from passing rail- road trains.
The P...enn Treaty Monument, in the small park of the same name, is close to the Delaware River in the upper part of the city. It marks the site of the historic elm, beneath which William Penn is said to have treated with the Indians, who were the original inhabitants.
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The United States Mint This is the most costly and interesting of the Federal institutions in the city. It is located at Seventeenth and Spring Garden Streets and is the largest mint in the country.
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The Flag House, where, according to tradition, Betsy Ross made the first American flag, is at 229 Arch Street, and the Grave of Benjamin Fra^iklin is two blocks westward at the corner of Fifth Street. The House of William Penn is in Fairmount Park, just west from Girard Avenue bridge. This typical residence of the Colonial period was removed to its present site about twenty years ago from Letitia street, near the Delaware river. It may be seen from passing rail- road trains.
The P...enn Treaty Monument, in the small park of the same name, is close to the Delaware River in the upper part of the city. It marks the site of the historic elm, beneath which William Penn is said to have treated with the Indians, who were the original inhabitants.
[1211 Digitized by VjOOQIC IB .S e e o C a 9 o m a 3 Digitized by VjOOQIC The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
The United States Mint This is the most costly and interesting of the Federal institutions in the city. It is located at Seventeenth and Spring Garden Streets and is the largest mint in the country.
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