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Philadelphia Bourse Building 09 05 11
Entrance to Philadelphia Bourse Building 09 05 11
Frieze Work @ Philadelphia Bourse Building 09 05 11
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@ 2013-09-05 18:56:17
When I first visited this site in September 5, 2011, I was actually on a Waymarking adventure and had not idea this place existed. I snapped some cursory shots (about 20 for me) and when I returned home and looked at the pictures, I realized I discovered a gem. I was amazed at the architecture, the frieze art and the historical value of this building. Sadly, this building is not on the NRHP, at least not by any listing I could find. Thanks for Posting!