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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 24 (December 1894) (1894)

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- The tower of the new City Hall in Philadelphia has and the base of the tree with about twenty-five holes, three feet long, the upper end of which is flanged and reached a height of 502 feet, and work has been keyed into the circular plate which forms the cap of thus providing for some thirty… … the train, of course, moves fastest, and the further the walls of the statue averaging five-eighths of one stands from the track the less one will find THE PENN STATUE FOR CITY HALL TOWER, PHILADELPHIA an inch in thickness. This work was accom- the air disturbed by it. Now if a person be stand-…

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