Marchioness Landsdowne, three-quarters portrait bust
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Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Landsdowne Drive, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Picryl description: Public domain image of a historic building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
L.C. Zachary Landsdowne - Public domain photograph, glass negative
A black and white photo of a man in a suit. Public domain portrait photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More
Cedar Grove, Landsdowne Drive, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
Significance: Between 1748-1750 Elizabeth Coates Paschall built Cedar Grove near her father's farm in Frankford, an area northeast of Philadelphia. Designed to serve as a modest summer retreat, the house was gr... More