Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. Lord's Church remodeled 1885. Torn down 1892 for the erection of Betz Building. The words "U. S. Mint" are printed under a distant view of that building.
The dominant building is the large, Greek-style building with a very grand entrance portico facing Broad Street. It has two gas lamps at the entrance level. The building is surrounding by a high wrought iron fence. Behind this building, facing South Penn Square is the United States Mint. In the distance is Wanamaker's Grand Depot which advertises "General Dry Goods" on the side of its building. There is a yellow Market Street #2 horsecar pulled by two horses moving along its tracks. In the distance to the far left is a covered wagon, probably a delivery wagon. There are seven adults in the view.
Location: Library Company of Philadelphia
call number: P.2298.030