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Ephemera
William N. Jennings
Finger Print and Identification Magazine
April 1939
2011.0387.0001
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Group portrait, elderly woman and three children, on rustic bench]
ca. 1910
2011.0385.0036
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Photographic copy of words and music for "The Liberty Bell" by W.N. Jennings]
1925
2011.0385.0035
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Photographic copy of magazine cover "The Camera" with little girl, possibly Sara Jennings, posed with apple in hand]
ca. 1909
2011.0385.0034
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Photograph
Unidentified
[Little girl, possibly Sara Jennings]
ca. 1907
2011.0385.0033
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Photograph of John Price Wetherill Medal (recto and verso) of the Franklin Institute, awarded to W.N. Jennings for Pioneer Lightning Photography]
1925
2011.0385.0032
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
Rev. Maltby and Jennings & Family
ca. 1890
2011.0385.0031
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Little girl (Sara Jennings) astride a cow]
ca. 1907
2011.0385.0030
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Photograph
Unidentified
[Frederick Ives and William Jennings seated on snow and ice]
ca. 1910
2011.0385.0029
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Photograph
Unidentified
[Group of six, including William Jennings, on deck of yacht]
ca. 1910
2011.0385.0028
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Young man with dog, standing in grass]
ca. 1910
2011.0385.0027
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
A little Souvenir of the Ambler Tees "Blowout" at the Engineers Club, Philadlphia.
November 27, 1925
2011.0385.0026
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
Sled used by Peary in which he reached the North Pole, in Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia
ca. 1925
2011.0385.0025
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Artist Conception of Pennsylvania Railroad Office Building]
ca. 1925
2011.0385.0024
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition (1776-1926), High Street re-creation.]
1926
2011.0385.0023
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Swann Memorial Fountain at Logan Circle, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia]
ca. 1925
2011.0385.0022
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Section of 1895 bas-relief “Spirit of Transportation” by Karl Bitter, 30th Street Train Station waiting room, Philadelphia.]
ca. 1900
2011.0385.0021
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Sculpture-group of five musician figures standing on barrels]
ca. 1925
2011.0385.0020
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Dickens and Little Nell (1890 bronze sculpture by Francis Edwin Elwell), Clark Park, intersection of South 43rd Street and Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia]
ca. 1900
2011.0385.0019
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Dickens and Little Nell (1890 bronze sculpture by Francis Edwin Elwell), Clark Park, intersection of South 43rd Street and Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia]
ca. 1900
2011.0385.0018
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Dickens and Little Nell (1890 bronze sculpture by Francis Edwin Elwell), Clark Park, intersection of South 43rd Street and Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia]
ca. 1900
2011.0385.0017
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Dickens and Little Nell (1890 bronze sculpture by Francis Edwin Elwell), Clark Park, intersection of South 43rd Street and Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia]
ca. 1900
2011.0385.0016
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Street scene with Philadelphia City Hall]
ca. 1920
2011.0385.0015
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Photograph
William N. Jennings
[Section of 1895 bas-relief “Spirit of Transportation” by Karl Bitter, 30th Street Train Station waiting room, Philadelphia.]
ca. 1900
2011.0385.0014
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