Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
![New Zealand Minister of Finance arrives. Washington D.C., July 12. Walter Nash, Minister of Finance, Customs, and Marketing of New Zealand, as he [was] greeted on his arrival today by H.O. Chalkley, (left) Counselor of the British Embassy. Mr. Nash, accompanied by a party of technical commercial aides, is in the Capitol for a discussion of trade and transport problems with the United States, 7/12/37](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzIwMTUvMTEvMjUvbmV3LXplYWxhbmQtbWluaXN0ZXItb2YtZmluYW5jZS1hcnJpdmVzLXdhc2hpbmd0b24tZGMtanVseS0xMi13YWx0ZXItbmFzaC1taW5pc3Rlci0xMDI0LmpwZw%3D%3D/40/32/webp "New Zealand Minister of Finance arrives. Washington D.C., July 12. Walter Nash, Minister of Finance, Customs, and Marketing of New Zealand, as he [was] greeted on his arrival today by H.O. Chalkley, (left) Counselor of the British Embassy. Mr. Nash, accompanied by a party of technical commercial aides, is in the Capitol for a discussion of trade and transport problems with the United States, 7/12/37")
New Zealand Minister of Finance arrives. Washington D.C., July 12. Wal...
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Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Dr. Lyman Chalkley, Industrial Economic Consultant to Chemical Section...
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Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Dr. Lyman Chalkley, Industrial Economic Advisor, Industrial and Commod...
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Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Proposals for printing by subscription ... an American edition of Barc...
Imprint 2,.; Not in Evans.; Prospectus. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 147, Folder 3.
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More
Proposals for printing by subscription ... an American edition of Barc...
Imprint 2,.; Not in Evans.; Prospectus. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 147, Folder 3.
Chalkley Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane & Sepviva Street, Philadelphia, Philade...
Significance: The original part (1723) of the structure was built for Thomas Chalkley, a merchant and Quaker proselytizer. The main section was built for Abel Jones, a merchant and Chalkey's son-in-law. The str... More