Rand McNally Philadelphia guida alla città e dintorni . nt comunicazione con tutte le parti del mondo thescientific mediante le sue pubblicazioni, la annuale pro-dimenti e occasionali ufficiale. Più di 500 copie della ex sono distribuiti alla società corrispondente,i volumi ricevuti in cambio di costituire quindi una porzione mostimportant della libreria. La libreria è composta da quasi50,000 i volumi e le forme, specialmente nella letteratura periodica,forse la più grande collezione di esclusivamente libri scientifici inAmerica. È ricco di rare antiquaria, specialmente in superbillustrated f

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Rand McNally Philadelphia guide to the city and environs . nt communication with all parts of thescientific world by means of its publications, the annual Pro-ceedings and the occasional Journal. More than 500copies of the former are distributed to corresponding societies, the volumes received in exchange therefore constituting a mostimportant portion of the library. The library consists of nearly50, 000 volumes, and forms, especially in periodical literature, perhaps the largest collection of exclusively scientific books inAmerica. It is rich in rare antiquaria, especially in superbillustrated folios, such as those of Audubon, Gould, and Elliott. PennsylvaniaMuseumandSchoolof Industrial Art islocated at Broad &Pine Sts. Here in-struction is givenon the nature offibers, yarns, andthreads of all sorts, their adaptabilityto various fabrics, the history, meth-ods, and styles ofweaving, and other J . • 1 Bartrams House—Bartrams Gardens textile processes. c «j ^ =• ^ • i, c» * ^ r-r -I *• ^^ ^ Eastwick btreets The school affords Page 76. RAND McNALLY PHILADELPHIA GUIDE 91 a complete technical education in the textile industry, and fitsits pupils to take high places in the operation of mills andfactories. Another important branch of study is the art ofdesign as applied to textile fabrics of every character; men andwomen trained at this school are contributing much of thedesigning for American carpets, silks, and other cloths. Franklin Institute, 15 S. 17th St. This society was organizedin 1824 for the encouragement of the mechanical arts. Itoccupies a plain edifice, erected in 1825, on the east side ofS. 7th St., between Market & Chestnut Sts. From thebeginning, it has been a prominent educational force by meansof its lectures, periodicals, and classes in science, mechanicalarts, drawing. It has trained many men for success, andhas become the prototype of similar institutions in other places. Since 1826 it has published the Journal, a periodical ofimportance in sci

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