Photo shows street scene at 133-135 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA. Nice view of old barber shop pole signage and people out in front of the shops. Photo dates to 1953. Learn More
Photo shows street scene at 100-118 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA. Nice view of skyscraper buildings, period cars and buses, and people walking along this busy street. Photo dates to 1973. Learn More
Photo shows front view of the Latour Warehouse, 508 South Water Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA. Nice view of barrels in front of warehouse and old cars. Photo dates to 1958. Learn More
Photo shows exterior view of Leland Building, 37-39 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA. Nice view of Third Street and old cars lined up. Photo dates to 1963. Learn More
Photo shows exterior view of Lit Brothers Store, 701-739 Market Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA. Nice view of store building and street activity with period cars, buses, and people walking. Photo dates to 1970's. Learn More
Photo shows street scene between 617-637 MARKET STREET (from right to left) in Philadelphia, PA. Nice view of store buildings and street activity with period cars, buses, and people walking. Photo dates to 1970's. Learn More
Photo shows Blacksmith Keyser at forge; taken at Keyser Brothers Iron Works, in Philadelphia, PA. Very nice portrait of the blacksmith working his trade. Photo dates to 1971. Learn More
Photo shows Blacksmith Keyser at forge with sparks flying; taken at Keyser Brothers Iron Works, in Philadelphia, PA. Very nice portrait of the blacksmith working his trade. Photo dates to 1971. Learn More
Photo from 1920 of the Navy Yard for Boats at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard Base, League Island, Philadelphia County, PA. Very nice view of the navy yard with lots of old military boats inside. Learn More
Photo of workers repairing a ship propeller at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard Base, League Island, Philadelphia County, PA. Not sure of date of photo but most likely 30's or 40's. Someone with knowledge of these type of ships might have a better idea than me. Learn More
