Cultural Connections: Museums and Libraries of Philadelphia and the Delaware ValleyTemple University Press, 1991 - 256 Seiten The Philadelphia area is rich in cultural capital; its assemblage of museums, historic sites, and libraries is unsurpassed in this nation. This book explores the holdings of these numerous institutions and the reasons our society has come to treasure certain works of art and artifice, and particular books, manuscripts, and natural specimens. |
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19th-century AMERICAN NATIONALITY Arboretum Archaeology and Anthropology architecture Archives Art Museum artifacts artists Athenaeum of Philadelphia Balch Institute Bartram's Garden Benjamin Franklin building built Center Charles Willson Peale CIGNA Civil Collection Photograph colonial revival contemporary CULTURAL CONNECTIONS Darwin Discovery and Exploration display European exhibits Fairmount Park Fairmount Water Franklin Institute Free Library Gallery Garden Germantown Hall Henry Historical Society Hope Lodge human immigrants Independence Hall industrial Institute for Ethnic John Library of Philadelphia mansion ment Mercer Museum Morris Arboretum Mummers Museum and Library Museum of Archaeology Museum of Art Museum Photograph Mütter Museum myths offers Oil on canvas original paintings past Penn Pennsylvania Academy Peter Wentz Phila Philadel Philadelphia Museum Philadelphia Photograph programs Quaker rare books Revolution Rick Echelmeyer River Ryerss Samuel sculpture seum social Street Philadelphia Telephone 215 Thomas Eakins tion traditional University Museum Victorian visitors Washington watercolor William
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