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Title: The stranger's illustrated pocket guide to Philadelphia, embracing a description of the principal objects of interest in and around the city, with directions how to reach them
Year: 1876 (1870s)
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Subjects: Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.)
Publisher: Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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elfth Street, which pass atCallowhill, one square distant; from the west by the cars on CallowhillStreet, which pass the building, and from the south by the cars onFifteenth Street, which pass at Callowhill Street, one square distant.Various lines of cars from different sections of the city cross these sev-eral lines and connect with them by exchange tickets (price nine cents).The Germantown Depot, or Depot of the Germantown and Norris-town division of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, is situated atNinth and Green Streets, and is reached from the north by the cars onTenth Street, which pass at Green Street, one square distant, and by thecars of the Union line (Richmond branch), which pass at Green Street,about one square away; from the west by-the Green Street cars, whichpass the depot, and the cars of the Union line, which pass near the De-pot at Ninth and Wallace Streets ; from the south by the cars of theUnion line, which pass at Ninth and Spring Garden Streets, within one 8*
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PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE AND TRUST COS BUILDING. SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANIES. 91 square, and the Eighth Street cars, which pass at Green Street withinone square, and from all sections of the city by the various lines whichconnect by exchange tickets (price nine cents) with these routes. West Chester Depot (of the Philadelphia and West Chester Rail-road) is situated at Thirty-first and Chestnut Streets, and is accessiblefrom the eastern and western sections of the city by the Chestnut andWalnut Street cars, which pass the Depot at Thirty-first and ChestnutStreets, and by the Market Street cars, which pass at Thirty-first andMarket Streets, one square distant. West Jersey Railroad to Cape May. Visitors to Cape Mayor other points on the West Jersey Railroad leave the city at MarketStreet Wharf, on the Delaware River, by ferry to Camden. From thenorthern and northwestern sections of the city the ferry is reached bythe Second Street cars and the cars of the Union line (Market Streetbran

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