No. 150 Chesnut Street Philadelphia., printed by Kennedy & Lucas's Lithography, 1831 (litho)

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No. 150 Chesnut Street Philadelphia., printed by Kennedy & Lucas's Lithography, 1831 (litho)

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Breton, William L. (fl.1830) / American

Location

Library Company of Philadelphia, PA, USA

Medium

lithograph

Date

1831 AD (C19th AD)

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18 x 10 cms

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Advertisement showing the three-story, three bay building with swan neck pediments flanking the sign "Loud & Brothers Piano Forte Manufacturers" at 150 Chestnut Street (ie. north side of the 600 block of Chestnut Street) across from the Philadelphia Arcade. Pianos are on display in their wide, decorative shop window and laurel wreaths adorn the transom windows above the two doorways to the shop. The piano manufactory, the largest of its kind in the country at the time, was purportedly behind the store. Thomas Loud Evenden (c.1792-1866) and his brothers formed the Loud & Brothers piano business in the early 1820s and were ...

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