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Photographic memories of Philadelphia, from 1890-1940, volume 1

Trade Review

"[It] sets the standard against which other photographic histories of cities will be measured in the future."
—The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography


Consistent and fascinating. Recommended for regional libraries and libraries having good urban history collections."
—Library Journal


"A celebration of Philadelphia. Here is the face of the other Philadelphia, often the forgotten Philadelphia...All those remotely interested in the city—its people, its hitory—should have this book in their libraries."
—John Francis Marion, Philadelphia Inquirer



Table of Contents

Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
2. The City of the 1890s
3. Immigrant Havens
4. Workshop of the World
5. The Vision of Reform
6. A Gallery of Faces
7. Technologies of Change
8. The Rise of the Downtown
9. The New Philadelphia
10. The City of the 1930s
Sources
Index

Still Philadelphia

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      Publisher: Temple University Press,U.S.
      Publication Date: 4/25/1983 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780877223061, 978-0877223061
      ISBN10: 0877223068

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Photographic memories of Philadelphia, from 1890-1940, volume 1

      Trade Review

      "[It] sets the standard against which other photographic histories of cities will be measured in the future."
      —The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography


      Consistent and fascinating. Recommended for regional libraries and libraries having good urban history collections."
      —Library Journal


      "A celebration of Philadelphia. Here is the face of the other Philadelphia, often the forgotten Philadelphia...All those remotely interested in the city—its people, its hitory—should have this book in their libraries."
      —John Francis Marion, Philadelphia Inquirer



      Table of Contents

      Contents

      Preface
      Acknowledgments
      1. Introduction
      2. The City of the 1890s
      3. Immigrant Havens
      4. Workshop of the World
      5. The Vision of Reform
      6. A Gallery of Faces
      7. Technologies of Change
      8. The Rise of the Downtown
      9. The New Philadelphia
      10. The City of the 1930s
      Sources
      Index

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