Slate Roof House, c.1868 (b/w photo)

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Image title

Slate Roof House, c.1868 (b/w photo)

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Artist

Castner, Samuel (1843-1929) / American

Location

Free Library of Philadelphia

Medium

black and white photograph

Date

c. 1868 AD (C19th AD)

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Demolished c.1868 Original albumen print showing elevated view of the Slate Roof House in a dilapidated condition taken shortly before the building was demolished. The slate roof, which gave the house its name, is clearly visible, as is the pattern of flemish bond brickwork on its facade. The upper story windows are broken, the lower ones are barred shut. The sign on the side of the building identifies the narrow street as Gothic Street, formerly named Norris Alley, and subsequently called Sansom Street. Posters displayed on the side wall include an advertisement for a Walnut Street Theater production of Oliver Twist.

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