Name/Title
Historic Germantown HousesEntry/Object ID
2013.5.3.6a-dDescription
Photographs on page 6 of Scrapbook 5, views of four historic Germantown houses.
Photograph a [top left] is of the Kunders House, 5109 Germantown Avenue, c. 1910, with the notation "See Vol. I, Photographs, p. 21. The front door and upper windows are open but the lower windows are shuttered. A sign above the shutterd windows reads, "J. S. Harding & Son, Antique Furniture." The corner of the adjacent house on the lft is separated from the Kunders house by a driveway above which is a sign for N. Schmitt, Roofing, Heaters, and Ranges with the promise "repairing promptly attended to." The adjacent house on the right abuts the Kunders House and displays a sign for A. H. Connahan Millinery.
Photograph b [top right] is of the Harland House, 5200 Germantown Avenue.
Photograph c [bottom left] is of the house of John C. Knox, Pulaski Avenue south of Hansberry St., c. 1870.
Photograph d [bottom right] is of Ivy Lodge on East Penn Street, fronted by a brick wall with a wrought iron gate.Photograph Details
Subject Place
* Untyped Subject Place
unknownCollection
GHS Scrapbook CollectionMade/Created
Studio
UnknownDate made
1870 - 1910Notes
Author: Unknown
