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2017.17.3.1Description
Edward B. Phillips, Scrapbook G. Book numbers only right handed side, so left handed pages will be numbered the same, but usually photos.
Picture on Page 1: Mongolian Officials Seated Before Lamas Who are Conducting a Religious Ceremony (Photo by Eugene Lee Stewart). Topics on Page 1: Church Lane, Green Lane, Schoolhouse Lane, Tacony Creek, Wissahickon, Schuylkill Falls, Wingohocking Creek, Mill Creek, Rock Rum Creek, Capital Hill, Wister Hill, Wingohocking Hill, Townsend Hill, Indians, Columbus, Lost Ten Tribes, William Penn, Mongolians, Lamas, Smithsonian, W.H. Holmes, Indian Migration, Hudson River, Delaware Falls.
Picture on Page 2: Painting of a Native American (Most Likely Lenape or Delaware) riding a Horse. Topics on Page 2: Lenape, Delaware, William Penn, Thomas Budd, Charles Thomson, James Logan, Burlington, Indian Kings, John J. Courtney, Philadelphia Record, Henry Hudson, Hudson River, Delaware Bay, New York Bay, Hudson River, Renni Rennapi, Lenape River, Fort Oplandt, Rum.
Picture on Page 3: Portrait of Presumably Lenape Native American (Caption: A Fine Type of Fast-Disappearing Indian). Topics on Page 3: Thomas Budd, Maize, Rum, Lenape, William Penn, William Penn on Native Americans, Richard Townsend, Bill of Exchange, Bill of Lading, Chancery Suits, Exchequer Act, Old Indian Trail, Indian Burial Ground.
Picture on Page 4: Guayaquis Indian Holding a Longbow, (Caption: This Paraguay Indian's Powerful Bow Belies His Reputation for Timidity) Topics on Page 4: Old Indian Trail, John Fanning Watson, National Bank of Germantown, Germantown Avenue, St. Luke's Churchyard, Indian Migration, Delaware River, Lenni Lenape, William Penn, Treaty Oak, Pennsbury Mansion, Logan's Woods, Tacony, Townsend Roberts Mill, Lambert Street, Wingohocking, Wissahickon, Fisher's Lane, Duy's Lane, World War Tablet, Indian Rock, Brandy Spring, Indian Family, Indian Homes, John Bartram.
Picture on Page 5: Four Eskimo Girls Near Cape Nome, Alaska. Topics on Page 5: Old Indian Trail, Fisher's Hollow, Lenape, Wingohocking, James Logan, William Penn, Chief Wingohocking, Belfield Avenue, Paxton Rangers, Tedyuscung, Wingohocking Valley, Genesee.
Picture on Page 6: Ojibwa mother holding her child in a papoose on her back (Caption: Little Chief Pack-a-Back Gravely Inspects the Camera). Topics on Page 6: Lenape, Wawinges, Ojibwas, The Creator, Mongolian, Dewedones, Seneca.
Picture on Page 7: Family of Blackfeet Indians (Caption: In Full Holiday Regalia). Topics on Page 7: Wingohocking, Old Indian Trail, Grinnel, Wingohocking Valley, War of 1600, Horses, Horse Stealing, Sinasta.
*** From this point due to an unnumbered page, the page numbers are one previous to the ones seen in the book ***
Picture on Page 8: Native American Chief in Headress with rifle and riding a Horse (No Caption). Topics on Page 8: Sinasta, Horse Stealing, Kelly's Dam, York Road, Genesee, Ogontz, Susquehanna River, Yana, Lenape, Scalping, Old Indian Trail.
Picture on Page 9: Sketch and Leaflet on one Mrs. White Cloud, an Indian (Caption: Just Little Sketches 'Round Our Town). Topics on Page 9: Old Indian Trail, Yana, Chief Ogontz, Black Fox, Genesee, Belfield Farm, Smith's Hollow, Frog Hollow, Rising Sun, Susquehanna River, Lenape.
Picture on Page 10: Native American in Facial Paint and Headress, Native American Woman in a Canoe (Caption: Placid Waters). Topics on Page 10: Lenape, Belfield Farms, Belfield Woods, Yana, Sinasta, Old Indian Trail, Richard Townsend, Tacony, Genesee, Black Fox, Susquehanna River, Wissahickon Avenue, Schoolhouse Lane, Hessians, E.W. Clark, Herbert L. Clark, Battle of Germantown, E.C. Jellett, Chief Ogontz.
Picture on Page 11: Group of Pueblo Indians (Caption: Pueblo Indians on their way to Washington to see President Harding about their Tribal Lands), Poem Titled "The Cherokee at Washington". Topics on Page 11: Pueblo, Cherokee, Washington, President Harding, Lenape, Mummers, Broad Street, Rising Sun, Wissahickon, Chestnut Hill, Main Street, School Lane, Tacony, Frankford Creek, York Road, Church Lane, Old Trail, Wingohocking, Belfield Avenue, Ogontz, Geneseeans, Makisinikewinini, Songitehe, Tom-Tom, Meschianza of 1778, Sam Loeb.
Picture on Page 12: Group of Sioux Indians (Caption: Sioux Indians at Fort Niobrara). Topics on Page 12: Genesee, Ogontz, Awinita, Young Deer, Yana, Sinasta, Gonwasgongiven, Nakasgonam, Ganonkwenon, Nehewitsin, Zeogelas, Battle of 1600, Black Fox, Susquehanna, Old Indian Trail, Salali, Lenni Lenape, Great Spirit, Germantown, Vernon Park.
Picture on Page 13: Navajo with Native Drum (Caption: The Tom-Tom of the Navajo echoes through the Grand Canyon). Topics on Page 13: Genesee, Dance of the Corn, Great Spirit, Mon-damin, Thanksgiving Feast, Council Chamber, Song of Thanksgiving, Welcome Dance, Yana, Scalping, Mongolians, Chinese, Scalp Dance, Old Indian Trail.
Picture on Page 14: Dramatization of Scene with Bill Hart and Chief Standing Bear. (Caption: He Appeals for Native Americans on American Indian Day). Topics on Page 14: Genesee, Real Men's Order, Old Indian Trail, Sun Dance, Pipe Dance, Calumet Dance, Great Spirit, Manitou, Calumet, Wingohocking, Germantown Road, Wapika, Wowashi.
Picture on Page 15: Native in Headress (No Caption). Topics on Page 15: Genesee, Wapika, Wowashi, Ghost Dance, Death Trail, Ghost's Canoe, Ghost's Rock, Ghost Land, Old Trail, Wingohocking, Inawendiwins, Friendship Society, Brandy Springs, Scalping, Happy Hunting Country, Market Square Cemetery, Halicong, Bucks County, Long Walk.
Picture on Page 16: Picture of Rev. Red Fox St. James (Caption: The Originator of "American Indian Day"), Chief Wild Shoe and his family in their automobile (Caption: Motoring is a Most Popular Pastime). Topics on Page 16: Germantown, James Scott, Old Indian Trail, School Lane, Girard Avenue, Floyd Street, St. Joseph's Hospital, Genesee, Wakefield Valley, Ogontz Avenue, Swedish, Dutch, Smallpox, Schuylkill River, Frankford Creek, Watson, American Rattlesnake, Aborigines, Church Lane, Sachems, Tamanend, Shingas, Tedyuscunds, Glikicans, Shenstone, Great Spirit.
Picture on Page 17: No Picture. Topics on Page 17: William Penn, Old Indian Trail, Long Walk, Walking Purchase, Thomas Penn, James Yeates, Edward Marshall, Delaware River, Lehigh River, Lenape, Iroquois, Easton Tedyuscund, Governor Denny, Tohiccon Creek, Wyoming Creek, Susquehanna River, Delaware, Wyoming Valley Massacre, Paxson Rangers, Shawnees, Miamis, Maumers, Wyandots, Missouri Territory, Kansas Territory, Indian Territory, Algonkin, Wissahickon, Wingohocking, Germantown, Aborigines, Westcott.
Picture on Page 18: Native Woman drinking from Mountain River, Captioned: "Mountain Nectar". Topics on Page 18: Paxton Rangers, James Logan, Conestoga Indians, Germantown, Lancaster County, Moravians, Paxton, Paxton Boys, Benjamin Franklin, Reformed Church, Market Street, Indian Trail, Main Street, Grumblethorpe, Indian Queen Lane, Susanna Wright, Charles Norris, Germantown Academy, Isaac Still, Lenape, Stenton, Joshua Still, Old Indian Trail, Greene Street, William Penn, Iroquois, Delaware Indians, Philip Kelley, Chelten Avenue, Morton Street, Church Lane, Concord Burying Ground, Indian Ben, Reuben Haines, Wyck, Main Street, West Walnut Lane, C.W. Haines, Chief Patrick, Anthony Johnson, John Johnson, Edward Keimer, Canaswetigo, Mehl's Meadow, Wingohocking Station, P & R. R., Six Nations, Market Square, Dr. John Hedges, Dr. Ashmead.
Picture on Page 19: No Picture, Topics on Page 19: Pulaskitown, Old Indian Trail, Boyer's Woods, Tacony Creek, Indian Cave, Brookwood, Germantown, John Wagner, Four Oaks, Wingohocking, Wissahickon, Schuylkill, Allegheny Avenue, Cayuga Street, Manayunk, Ontario Street, Seminole Avenue, Shawnee Street, Statue of Tedyuscund, Tioga Street, Towanda Street, Venango Street, Winona Avenue, Wingohocking Street, Terrace Heights, Wyalusing Avenue, Wyoming Avenue, Cherokee Avenue, Ogontz Avenue, Tulpehocken Street, Osceola Street, Huron Avenue, Grimshaw, China or Mongolian Inland Mission, A. R. Iliff, Red Men's Hall, 45 Church Lane, Red Men's Society, Geneseean, Great Council, Seminole, Richard Townsend, Rock Run Creek, Kenilworth, De Benneville Mansion, Wister Street, Morton Street, Leicester Mill, Germantown Road, East School Lane, Holmes Map of the Province of Pennsylvania, William Penn, Jacob Vandewall, Stenton, Wakefield, Belfield, Harper's Hollow, Buckleberry Mills, Rittenhousetown, Wissahickon Mills, Kelpius, Wissahickon Hermits.
Picture on Page 20, "Germantown's First Mill" Richard Townsend's Mill, Native Woman gazing at a river titled "The Trysting Place", along with accompanying poem "The Indian Boy with his Father's Bow". Topics on Page 20: Germantown, Logan, Fisher, Wister, Peale, Harper, Townsend, Rittenhouse, Richard Townsend, Daniel Pastorius, Germantown Friends' Meeting, Market Square, Bristol Township, William Penn, York Road, Wister Street, Roberts Mill, Church Lane, Quaker, Ann Hutchins, Robert Greenway, Delaware River, Chester Creek, John Tittery, Main Street.
No Picture on Page 21. Topics on Page 21: Old Indian Trail, Richard Townsend, William Penn, Richard Worrell, Thomas Fairman, Fairman Mansion, Church Lane, Lambert Street, Limekiln Pike, 19th Street, Townsend's Mill Road, Buckleberry Mill, Delaware River, Charter Elm, Race Street Meeting, Ann Townsend, Isaac Cook, Friends' Meeting, The Guide, Green Lane, Thomas Griffith, Fox Estate, Adams Road, Grubbtown, Crescentville, York Road, Fifth Street, Mascher Street, John Lukens, Lukens' Mill Road, Reformed Church, Church Lane, Branchtown Turnpike Company, Spencer Roberts, Wyndham H. Stokes.
No Picture on Page 22. Topics on Page 22: Bennett Medary, Charles H. Shoemaker, Wyndam H. Stokes, Benjamin Jenkins, Borough Council, Mill Street, Wister Street, Germantown Telegraph, Branchtown Pike, Old Indian Trail, Schoolhouse Lane, Main Street, Wissahickon Creek, Ridge Road, Robeson's Mill Road, Robeson's Road to Germantown, Ashmead's Road, Bensell's Lane, School Lane, King Street, Germantown Academy, Green Lane, Church Lane, Tacony Creek, John Kelpius, Battle of Germantown, Charles Wharton, York Road, Dr. Jean Bertolet, Russell Smith, General Smallwood, General Forman, Old York Road, Church Lane, Germantown Markethouse, Branchtown, Market Square, Lukens' Mill Road, Boyer's Farms, Chew Street, Wister Street, Battle of the Brandywine, Indian Queen Lane, Continental Army, George Washington, Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the Revolution, General Armstrong, Gypsy Lane, Knyphausen, General Sullivan, Cresheim Road, John D. McIlhenny, Lincoln Drive, Johnson Street, Wayne Avenue, H.C. Wood, R.B. Haines, Chew Street, Nathaniel Greene, Col. Matthews.
No Picture on Page 23, Topics on Page 23: Limekiln Pike, Church Lane, General Stephens, Haines Street, Meeting House Lane, Township Line, Wister Street, Col. Matthews, Old Indian Trail, Germantown, Penn Street, Germantown Road, Reformed Church, Market Square, Chelten Avenue, East Germantown, Coulter Street Friends' Meeting, James G. Scott, Wild Flower Preservation Association, Tacony Creek, Maplewood, Price Plantation, 2nd Street, Crescentville Road, Elizabeth Price, Reis Price, John Price, Fifth Street, Fox Estate, Charles P. Fox, Mary Fox, York Road.
No Picture on Page 24, Topics on Page 24: De Benneville Burial Ground, Broad Street, Esther de Benneville, Dr. George de Benneville, Annie De B. Mears, Old York Road, Old Indian Trail, General Agnew, Lieutenant Colonel Bird, Germantown, Battle of Germantown, Mennonite Meeting Yard, Germantown Avenue, Walnut Lane, Hood's Cemetery, Limekiln Pike, House of Prayer, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomas Godfrey, Roberts' Mill, Market Square, Church of the Reformed Congregation, Market Square Presbyterian Church, Old Central Cemetery, Revolution, Civil War, Mary Good, Henry Lenhart, G.A.R. Monument, Hicksite Friends, Atherton, Parvin, Speckman, Simons, Lamb, Hampton, Rittenhouse
Picture on Page 25: Gravestones, Caption "Germantown Cemetery for Pets on Grounds of Mason Estate", Topics on Page 25: Battle of Germantown, Germantown Academy, Friends Meeting, Genesee, Lenape, Old Indian Trail, Wissahickon, E.W. Clark, Cloverly Park, Cerne, Dog Heaven, Pinehurst, Waln Family, Penn Charter School, Pulaskitown, Raven Hill, Weightman Estate, Penfield, Trinity Chapel, Tacony Creek, Old Oxford Church, Compton, Hillcrest Avenue, Green Lane, Kenilworth, Fern Rock, Fox's Woods, Fisher's Woods, Boyer's Woods, Godfrey Avenue, Price's Graveyard, Musgrave Street, Church Lane, Charles Spencer, Foulke and Long Institute, Market Square, Reading Railroad Bridge, Wingohocking Station, Branchtown Hotel, J.F. Watson
No Picture on Page 26, Topics on Page 26: Church Lane, Township Line, Boyer Farm, Chew Street, Belfield Avenue, Whitall, Magnolia Avenue, William N. Allen, Musgrave Street, Foulke and Long Institute, Jewish Foster Home, Home for Aged Men, Little Sisters of the Poor, Dr. Rhoades, Schoolhouse Lane, Germantown, Compton, Hillcrest Avenue, Stenton Avenue, William B. Thomas, Wingohocking Station, Schoolhouse Lane, National Bank, Friends' Meeting, Dr. Campbell, Warden, Germantown Academy, R.B. Haines, Wayne Avenue, Wissahickon Avenue, Cloverly Park, Torworth, Frederic H. Strawbridge, Cerne, Mason Homestead, Pinehurst, Penn Charter School, Friends' School, Woodside, Francis R. Strawbridge, Germantown Hospital, Henry Wood, T.H. Dougherty
No Picture on Page 27, Topics on Page 27: Red Gate, Warden, Bartram Gardens, Ye Olden Tymes, Germantown, Netherfield, Brown Estate, Agricultural Building, Coulter Street, Colonel Kolb, Glenwood, Hutchinson, Morgan, James Long, Wissahickon Woods, Springmead, Denniston, Samuel Wagner, John Wagner, Four Oaks, W.H. Merrick, C.J. Milne, W. W. Wagner, Old Indian Trail, Tacony, Wissahickon, Sidney G. Fisher, James Logan Fisher, Brookwood, John K. Kane, Kenilworth, Fern Rock, Elisha Kent Kane, Sir John Franklin, Green Lane School, Owen Wister, Butler Place, Old York Road
No Picture on Page 28, Topics on Page 28: Wister, Fanny Kemble, Butler, Zell, Hannah Ann Zell, Thomas Ellwood Zell, Zell's Row, Site and Relic Society, Battle of Germantown, De Benneville Burial Grounds, Richard Townsend, Narbeth, Manayunk, Lower Merion, Thomas G. Parris, Red Men's Society of Genesee, Emma B. Stork, Lutheran Observer, Frank J. Firth, Church Lane Hill, Herbert Welsh, Wingohocking Valley, N.H. Keyser, Church Lane, History of Old Germantown, Louisa M. Alcott, R. Robinson Scott, Philadelphia Florist and Horticultural Journal, Trail Avenue, Wayne Avenue, William H. Scott, Allen, Lane, & Scott, William J. Campbell, City History Society, Jane Campbell, O.U.A.M., Thomas E. Clemens, Tacony Creek