Main street, with shops and horse carriages, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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View down main street, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Furniture and coffin store, church, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Horse carriages outside of a hotel, possibly called [...]venue House, Girard, Pennsylvania.]
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Horse cart on a road in town, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Houses along a carriage way, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Workers posing in front of a factory, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Tree lined walkway along an iron fence, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Brick building with portico and (bell tower?), Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Church and gated churchyard, Girard, Pennsylvania.
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Wreckage from back water, 1st Ward.
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Drift mouth, Buck Ridge Breaker.
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Which shall first.
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Front of Buck Ridge.
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Front of Buck Ridge Breaker.
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Hickory Swamp Breaker.
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Girard College, Phila.
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American china exhibit, Main Bldg., Philadelphia Centennial International Exhibition
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Gov't. Building, Dep't. of Education
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Conococheague Creek - looking east, Baptist Church & gas works, Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pa., destroyed by the rebels under McCausland, July 30th, 1864
Subjects: War Damage, Pennsylvania, Chambersburg, Buildings, Streams, Conococheague Creek (Pa.), United States, History, Civil War, Destruction & Pillage, Confederate, Albumen Prints
Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews
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Indian ladder [Delaware Water Gap, Pa.]
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Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
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Marshall's Falls, Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
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Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
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Indian ladder, Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
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Relics and curiosities, the Great Sanitary Fair, Philadelphia, 1864
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Art gallery, the Great Sanitary Fair, Philadelphia, 1864
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Union Avenue, The Great Central Fair, Philadelphia, 1864
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Arms & relics, Dr. Kane's boat
Publisher: Watson, A.
Subjects: Kane, Elisha Kent, Associated Objects, Great Central Fair For The U.S. Sanitary Commission, Philadelphia, Pa.), United States, History, Civil War, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews
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No. 3, Horticultural Department, Great Central Fair, Philadelphia, June, 1864
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