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- International Electrical Exhibition
- Exhibitions;
- Poster advertising "International Electrical Exhibition of the Franklin Institute, Philada, Pa. To open Tues. Sept. 2, 1884. To close Sat. Oct. 11, 1884." Depicts goddess astride winged wheel, holding aloft an electric light, as cupids take her...
- Hagley Digital Images
- Col. Henry A. du Pont's house (new house)
- Houses;
- text on back: Henry Francis du Pont and sister Louise Evelina in front of ""Winterthur"", c. 1884
- Gentieu Collection of Brandywine Valley Images, 1880-1920
- Sozodont, dental cleaning product
- Patent medicines;
- From Harper's Weekly, March 1, 1884, v. 28, no. 1419
- Hagley Digital Images
- Music Hall with Christmas tree, New Orleans Exhibition
- Exhibitions; Christmas trees; Holidays
- Hagley Digital Images
- Anvil Tavern, Pa.
- Roads;
- West Chester Pike looking north from Anvil
- Hagley Digital Images
- Longwood 1884
- trees
- Written on front: "Park at Longwood, taken about 1884. original owned by George B. Stebbins"
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Longwood 1884
- trees
- Written on front: "Park at Longwood, taken about 1884. original owned by George B. Stebbins"
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Hagley House
- Houses; Dwellings
- Handwritten on back: "Hagley 1884. Residence of Alexis I. du Pont b.1843 d.1904."
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Virginia Jones Family
- Families; Children; Infants
- Handwritten on back: " Virgina C. Jones 8 mo 1884"
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Elizabeth (Mathieu) Graff
- Portrait photographs; Cabinet photographs
- Printed on front: "Photograph by Electric Light at the International Electric Exhibition of the Franklin Institute, Philad'a, 1884."
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Anvil Tavern
- Taverns (Inns);
- On back: "Copy of photograph of Anvil Tavern, Kennett Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Original taken about 1884."
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Repairing Hagley Dam
- Ordnance industry; Mills; Factories; Dams; Employees
- Handwritten on back: "Repairing Hagley dam, Sept. 25, 1884. Graining mill gone [word unintelligible] Jos. Knox (extreme right) and John Conley (next to Knox) in charge."
- P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
- Hattie Fullerton
- Tug; Steamer
- Text from image: "Steamer "Hattie Fullerton" built for Sears & Co., Para, Brazil, in 1884. Length 93'-0". Beam 18'-6". Depth 9'-5". F&A. Comp'd. Engine 17"&32"x28" No. 721."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Yaco
- Side wheel steamer
- Text from image: "Amazon River Steamer, 160-30-8 - Engs. 24" x 72"; Feathering Wheels; Built 1884."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Paumary
- Steamer, stern wheel
- Text from image: "Steamer "Paumary" built for Companhia De Navigcao, Para, Amazonas, Para - Brazil in 1884. Length 160'-0" Beam 30'-0" Depth 8'-0" Inclined Engines 24"x72" Nos. 713 & 714."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Aripuana
- Side wheel steamer
- Text from image: "Steamer "Aripuana" built for Companhia De Navigacao Para, Amazonas Para, Brazil in 1884. Length 160'-0" Beam 30'-0" Depth 8'-0" Inclined 24" x 72". Nos. 711 & 712."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Wakefield
- Side wheel steamer
- Text from image: "Steamer "Wakefield" built for Washington Steamboat Company in 1884. Length 160'-0" Beam 28'-0" Depth 8'-0" Beam Engine 36" x 108" no. 729."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Apurinan
- Side wheel steamer
- Text from image: "Steamer "Apurinan" built for Companhia De Navigaoao Para, Amazonas Para, Brazil in 1884. Length 160'-0" Beam 30'-0" Depth 8'-0". Inclined Engines 24" x 72" Nos. 709 & 710."
- Pusey and Jones Corporation, 1865-1955
- Looking North from old Dry House
- Canoes;
- Man rows in creek.
- Hagley Digital Images
- Hagley dam
- Dams; Construction
- Gentieu caption: "Repairing lower Hagley dam. John Conley and Joseph Knox in charge."
- Hagley Digital Images