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"Exploring the Historical Hexamer Surveys: A Glimpse into Philadelphia's Past" Step back in time with these captivating Hexamer surveys
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"Exploring the Historical Hexamer Surveys: A Glimpse into Philadelphia's Past" Step back in time with these captivating Hexamer surveys, offering a vivid portrayal of Philadelphia's rich history. Immerse yourself in "A Map of the County of Philadelphia, from Actual Survey, 1843, " a remarkable colour lithograph that unveils the city's layout during this pivotal era. Marvel at the intricate details and envision how life unfolded on these streets over a century ago. Travel further through time to 1871 with the "Plan of Congress Hall Hotel, Hexamer Survey, Cape Island (litho). " This lithograph provides an intriguing glimpse into one of Philadelphia's iconic hotels and its surroundings. Picture the bustling activity as visitors flocked to this coastal destination. Continue your journey through various neighbourhoods with "Tabor St. And Olney Road, Hexamer General Surveys, 1894. " The vibrant colours bring to life the daily scenes along these streets—a testament to their significance within Philadelphia's urban fabric. Explore Girard Ave. , Germantown Rd. , 3rd St. , and Canal Street through another mesmerizing Hexamer survey. Witness how these intersecting roads shaped commerce and community interactions—an invaluable insight into bygone times. Delve deeper into Burlington, New Jersey's industrial landscape with Volume 14 of Rancocas Chemical Works' survey by Hexamer General Surveys. Discover how factories like H. B. Smith Machine Company Works contributed to economic growth while leaving an indelible mark on local communities. Uncover Grays Ferry Chemical Works' legacy along Grays Ferry Rd. , Frankford Ave. , and Wheatsheaf Lane through yet another captivating colour lithograph from 1895 by Hexamer General Surveys. Gain appreciation for their role in shaping Philadelphia's chemical industry during this transformative period. As you delve into these historical surveys, take a detour from maps and lithographs to explore the fascinating world of molecular structures.