Philadelphia’s architecture, by William F. Gray ... written for the City history society of Philadelphia and read at the meeting of Wednesday, February 9th, 1910 (1915)
Gray, William F · Philadelphia, The Society · leaf 9
cadesand their terminal pavilions, andthe later Congress Hall andmayors office, it forms an excel-lent composition. Twenty yearslater there were built the wingsof the Pennsylvania Hospital,connected fifty years later stillby the central pavilion on alarger and more imposing scale,which, however,… … CONGRESS HALLsixth and Chestnut Streets.Built in 1790, and occupied by (.ti-gress until 1800. Here both Wash-ington ami John Adams wereinaugurated. On October 26, L913restored and rededlcated by Presi-dent WOOdrOW \\ llsuri Courtesy of John Wananakcr. 325 der spire recall the English village…
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