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View of intersection of Eighth Street and Market Street, Philadelphia

Robert Cornelius, 1840
View of intersection of Eighth Street and Market Street, Philadelphia, Robert Cornelius
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View of intersection of Eighth Street and Market Street, Philadelphia is an Early Photography Daguerréotype Photographic Print created by Robert Cornelius in 1840. It lives at the Library of Congress in the United States. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Cities and Shaped Canvas. DownloadSee View of intersection of Eighth Street and Market Street, Philadelphia in the Kaleidoscope

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