Demolition site in Philadelphia
Title
Demolition site in Philadelphia
Date
Circa 1955
Subject
Dwellings Wrecking
Address
1350 North Tenth Street (Philadelphia, Pa.) Harrison Public Housing (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Geographic Subject
Philadelphia (Pa.) Tenth Street (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Description
Building being demolished for redevelopment efforts . Building debris litters the ground below.Man stands on second floor prying bricks off exterior . "Lou's Market Sweet Peach Snuff Sweet as a Peach " painted on bulding . Some doors and windows have been removed .
Format
image/jp2
Type
Photographs
Physical Description
1 photograph: b&w; 9.5 x 7.5 in.
Rights
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Repository
Temple University Libraries, Urban Archives
Repository Collection
Housing Association of Delaware Valley Records
Folder
Housing Association photograph number : 22-17
Digital Collection
Housing Association of the Delaware Valley Photographs
Digital Publisher
Philadelphia PA: Temple University Libraries
Finding Aid
The images in this digital collection were selected from a larger archival collection. View a collection level description and list of contents in the online finding aid: http://library.temple.edu/collections/scrc/housing-association-delaware
Catalog Record
The images in this digital collection were selected from a larger archival collection. View a collection level description in the library catalog record: http://diamond.temple.edu/record=b1841103~S14
Landing Page
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Contact
scrc@temple.edu
Identifier
HA22021
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