Rand McNally Philadelphia guida alla città e dintorni . Ospedale, Grays Ferry Roadand Fitzwater San qui molti dei vecchi marinai della marina militare statiuniti sono presi cura del. I motivi sono beautifullykept fino. Imposta unica libreria, 413 S. loth San casa dove HenryGeorge è nato. Chinatown. Philadelphias quartiere cinese è su Racebetween nono e loth Sts. Qui si può visitare un numero oftypical restau cinese-invettive e il negozio in storesdevoted per la vendita di articoli ofChinese andfoods. Sezioni esteri.Philadelphia ha una popolazione largeforeign, thegreater parte di w^hichinhabits sezione eastof B

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Rand McNally Philadelphia guide to the city and environs . Hospital, Greys Ferry Roadand Fitzwater St. Here many of the old sailors of the UnitedStates Navy are taken care of. The grounds are beautifullykept up. Single Tax Library, 413 S. loth St. House where HenryGeorge was born. Chinatown. Philadelphias Chinese quarter is on Racebetween 9th and loth Sts. Here one may visit a number oftypical Chinese restau-rants and shop in storesdevoted to the sale ofChinese articles andfoods. Foreign Sections.Philadelphia has a largeforeign population, thegreater part of w^hichinhabits the section eastof Broad St. and southof Locust St. This sec-tion, in which once thesociety of the city re-sided, has been givenover almost entirely toforeigners, includingRussian Jews, Italians, Syrians, Greeks, andHungarians. Churchesand theaters here aresupported exclusivelyby the foreign element, and a most picturesque Franklin National Bank Building IT -u i_ J Betz Building on the Left life may be observed, 3^ ^^^^^ ^^^ clestnut streets particularly in the Ital- Page 39. 58 RAND McNALLY PHILADELPHIA GUIDE ian settlement along Carpenter and Christian Sts., east of7th St. CEMETERIES Philadelphia contains a number of notable cities of thedead to which visitors are attracted either by the naturalbeauty of their situations, their sculptured vaults and monu-ments, or their historical associations. To the last groupbelong those adjacent to the old churches of the city, such asGloria Dei, St. Peters, Old Christ, and the Mennonite Churchin Germantown. Christ Church Cemetery, at 5th and Arch Sts., contains theremains of Benjamin Franklm, Dr. Benjamin Rush, GeneralsCadwalader and Jacob Morgan of the Continental Army, Com-modores Truxton, Bainbridge, and Dale of the Navy. In thechurchyard of old St. Davids, near Radnor, just beyond thecity, a number of Revolutionary heroes rest. Laurel Hill. This beautiful burying ground lies on theeastern bank of the Schuylkill, between East (Fairmount)Park and Wissahic

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