Castner Scrapbook v. 11, Hotels, Inns, page 11
Historical Images of Philadelphia Castner Scrapbook Collection
Item Info
Media Type: Scrapbooks
Source: Print and Picture Collection
Notes:
Item pdcc01079, top [image dimensions 9.9 cm x 14.0 cm]:
http://explorepahistory.com/hmarker.php?markerId=1-A-21
Depicts a busy scene in front of the London Coffee House in colonial times. Opened by William Bradford in 1754 at the corner of Front & Market, the London Coffee House quickly became the place to talk politics and conduct business, including the inspection and auctioning of slaves. Shows a group of three Native Americans being given a tour of the area, drawing stares of curious onlookers. Also shows an elegant coach and four, on the lower right, and a covered wagon on the left passing William Bradford's printing office. In 1796, James Stokes bought the establishment and converted it into his home and a store. In the following decades until it was torn down in 1883 the old building, which had been the center of business and political life in Philadelphia, housed a variety of businesses.
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Item pdcc01080, bottom [image dimensions 12.0 cm x 17.4 cm]:
http://explorepahistory.com/hmarker.php?markerId=1-A-21
Depicts the London Coffee House in colonial times. Opened by William Bradford in 1754, The London Coffee House quickly became the place to talk politics and conduct business, including the inspection and auctioning of slaves. Shows Black women standing on a raised platform being bid on at a public auction. In 1796, James Stokes bought the establishment and converted it into his home and a store. In the following decades until it was torn down in 1883 the old building, which had been the center of business and political life in Philadelphia, housed a variety of businesses.
Geocode Latitude: Geocode Longitude:-75.142290
Geocode Latitude:39.949529
Call Number: A917.481 P536 v.11
Creator Name: Castner, Samuel, Jr., 1843-1929 - Compiler
- Barrels
- Buildings
- Carts & wagons
- North American Indians
- Trade cards
- People
- Signs and signboards
- London Coffee House (Philadelphia, Pa.)
- Covered wagons
- Awnings
- Coffeehouses
- Native Americans
- Horse-drawn vehicles
- Pedestrians
- Slaves (people)
- Slave trade
- Cobblestone streets
- Costume (mode of fashion)
- Auctions
- Sentry boxes
- Street scenes
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