Atlas of the 20th and 29th wards of the city of Philadelphia : from private plans, actual surveys & official records

Description
Some of the areas in the atlas include: Girard College, part of Fairmount Park, several breweries, bakeries, markets, coal yards, schools and churches, Spring Garden Reservoir, Womans Hospital, La Salle College.
Covers area bounded by: the Schuylkill River, Poplar Street, 6th Street, and Montgomery Avenue, with the extension of 6th up to Susquehanna Avenue as far as 11th Street.
Alternate Title
Atlas of the twentieth and twenty-ninth wards of the city of Philadelphia
Atlas of Philadelphia 20th & 29th wards
20th & 29th wards
Creator
Smith, Elvino V., 1870-1932 (cartographer)
Form
cartographic materials
atlases
Atlases (Geographic)
Date
1907
Language
English
Subject
Real property -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia -- Maps
Election districts -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia -- Maps
Election districts
Real property
Geographic Subject
Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Maps
Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia
Collection
Philadelphia Water Department Real Estate Atlas Collection (University of Pennsylvania)
Extent
1 atlas (21, that is, 46 leaves ) : 21 color maps ; 56 cm
Publisher
Elvino V. Smith
Related Place
United States -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Notes
Scale of maps 1:960 or 80 feet to an inch.
Includes street and map indexes.
Maps show names of larger property owners.
Maps numbered plate 1-21.
Some pages have numbered tabs.
Athenaeum copy: Gift of George E. Thomas.
Presented to the Penn Libraries by the Philadelphia Water Department.
Related works
http://www.philageohistory.org/rdic-images/view-image.cfm/EVS1907.PhilaWards20_29.002.TitlePage: Greater Philadelphia GeoHistory Network
Also listed in
Penn Libraries Catalog
Physical Location
Athenaeum Library, Athenaeum Atlases, Pa. Phila 20th Ward 1907
LIBRA, LIBRA - Fisher Fine Arts - For use in Reading Rooms only, G1264.P5G46 S655 1907
Rights
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/
Resource Type
Still Image

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