. Philadelphia and its environs . VINE STREET FERRY, TERMINUS OF THE CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. to Boston, New York, Wilmington, Baltimore, and all the principal points on the SouthAtlantic and Gulf coasts of the United States; and several other firms have lines nearly as. VIEW OF THE POPLAR STREET LUMBER WHARVES. PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENVIRONS. extensive; while the American Steamship Company has four steamers making regular trips toLiverpool, and the steamers of two Europeanlines also ply regularly to this port. Kensington also contains many importantiron works and other manufacturing estab
. Philadelphia and its environs . VINE STREET FERRY, TERMINUS OF THE CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. to Boston, New York, Wilmington, Baltimore, and all the principal points on the SouthAtlantic and Gulf coasts of the United States; and several other firms have lines nearly as. VIEW OF THE POPLAR STREET LUMBER WHARVES. PHILADELPHIA AND ITS ENVIRONS. extensive; while the American Steamship Company has four steamers making regular trips toLiverpool, and the steamers of two Europeanlines also ply regularly to this port. Kensington also contains many importantiron works and other manufacturing establish-ments ; but the locality favored by the heaviestworkers in iron is that formerly known as Green Hill, extending from Thirteenth toEighteenth Streets, on the line of the ReadingRailroad. Here are the Baldwin LocomotiveWorks before mentioned, the Norris Locomo-tive Works, William Sellers & MachineTool Works, having deservedly a world-widereputation, and several other establishmentswhose names are known all over the at Twenty-first and Callowhill, still in thesame busy region, are the extensive machineshops of William B. Bement & Son. Severalof these extensive establishments are repre-sented among our engravings. When we say that the values of
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