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The Restoration of Congress Hall (pages 98-102)
From 1899-1913, a group of Philadelphia architects researched and restored Congress Hall in Independence Square. Their work is recorded in a report by Frank Miles Day, Chairman of the Sub-Committee of the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, in charge of the restoration.
CONGRESS HALL IMAGES
(organized by page number, pp. 103-124)
PAGE # |
DESCRIPTION |
IMAGE TYPE |
LOCATION |
| elevation, southeast corner | photo | Philadelphia | |
| elevation, as seen from Independence Square | photo | Philadelphia | |
| cupola, roof and cornice detail | photo | Philadelphia | |
| wrought iron balcony | photo | Philadelphia | |
| interior of Chestnut St. doorway | photo | Philadelphia | |
| interior doorway | photo | Philadelphia | |
| stairway, northwest corner | photo | Philadelphia | |
| stairways, front | photo | Philadelphia | |
| detail, nw stairway | photo | Philadelphia | |
| dwarf door | photo | Philadelphia | |
| House of Representatives | photo | Philadelphia | |
| doorway, gallery soffit and fireplace | photo | Philadelphia | |
| House of Representatives | photo | Philadelphia | |
| House of Representatives, bay | photo | Philadelphia | |
| Senate Chamber | photo | Philadelphia | |
| Senate Chamber, ceiling ornament | photo | Philadelphia | |
| Senate Chamber dais | photo | Philadelphia | |
| Senate Chamber, detail of dais | photo | Philadelphia | |
| Senate Chamber, detail | photo | Philadelphia | |
| second story, interior | photo | Philadelphia | |
| Senate Chamber fireplace | photo | Philadelphia | |
| SE committee room | photo | Philadelphia |
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