APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by NOTE: Sites are listed by ID number; these numbers correspond to those on the maps that follow this list. ID Number

ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 121NWilliam C. Dare 2ndIndustry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced hats.

227SEmanuel Metzger 8thIndustry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced halters, scabbards, cap pouches, ammunition boxes; site now occupied by Burger King.

337SGymnast Zouaves 3rdMilitaryBuilding Low Excellent Currently occupied by retail on first floor and Yes residential above; Building has "Leland 1855" at top.

438NWilliam P. Wilstach & Company 3rdIndustry/Building High Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced insignia and supplied sabers and swords.

540SJohn C. Fuller 3rdIndustry/Building Low Poor Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced buttons and sashes.

641NBrooks & Company 3rdIndustry/Building Medium Fair Philadelphia Business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced caps.

755NArnold, Nysbaum & Nirdling 3rdIndustry/Building Low Good Currently serving as residential (apartment) space. Yes Manufacturing

862NAdolph & Keen 2ndIndustry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced hats.

92nd Coal Regiment 108 Walnut Military Site now occupied by a semi-detached building. No

10Worman, Ely & Company 118 N 3rdBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced fork-knife- spoon combo; now retail first floor; residential above.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 1 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 11Anspach & Stanton 122 N 3rdBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced trousers. Currently occupied by retail on the first floor, with residential above.

12Stanton, Mayer & Frank 126 N 3rdBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing. Now retail first floor; residential above.

13Hadden, Booth & Porter 130 N 2nd Industry/ Site currently occupied by new construction No Manufacturing (Condominiums).

14Naval Post 400 132 S 8thBuilding Commemoration Medium Good Located on Jewelers Row; occupied by a jewelry Yes store; was GAR post (numbered in the order in which they were formed).

15Thomas R. Little 134 GreenBuilding Industry/ Low Fair/Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced box and belt plates; Building now occupied by apartments.

16Matthew Brooks 139 N 3rdBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced caps.

17Spirit of '61 140 S BroadMonument Commemoration High Excellent Located in front of the Union League of Yes Philadelphia.

18Union League of Philadelphia* 140 S BroadBuilding/ Benevolent High Excellent A Republican club; raised troops and helped equip Yes Collection Societies/ Politics and arm several local regiments; also assisted in forming Camp William Penn and 11 black regiments there.

19Washington Grays Monument 140 S BroadMonument Commemoration High Excellent Artist: J. Wilson. Current custodian: City of Yes Philadelphia, Fairmount Park Commission.

20Merchants Exchange* 143 S 3rdBuilding and Industry/ Low-Medium Excellent Site owned and maintained by National Park Yes grounds Manufacturing Service; not open to the public. Rehabilitated circa. 2004.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 2 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 21Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion* 200 West Tulpehocken SBuilding Architecture High Good An example of suburban mansions constructed in Yes Philadelphia just before the Civil War. www.maxwellmansion.org

22Philadelphia Contributionship* 212 S 4thCollection Benevolent High Excellent One of the first fire insurance companies, it was Yes Societies housed here during the Civil War era. AKA Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance of House for Loss from Fire

23157th Regiment Infantry, Baker's 207 S 4th Military Site occupied by Independence National Historical No Brigade, Co. F Park.

24Morgan & Walbank 220 MarketBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced drum heads.

25Henry Holthausen 221 ChestnutBuilding Industry/ Low Excellent Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied French muskets.

26John Podir 221 ChestnutBuilding Industry/ Low Excellent Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied rifle muskets.

271st Pennsylvania Cavalry 221 Race Military Site now occupied by surface parking lot. No

28Thomas Potter 229 ArchBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced knapsacks, haversacks, ponchos, and blankets.

29Joseph C. Grubb & Company 236 MarketBuilding Industry/ Low Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied sabers, carbines, and pistols.

30William B. Cozens 241 ChestnutBuilding Industry/ Low Excellent Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced tents.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 3 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 31William Y. Colladay 245 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

32Union Guards (Co. E, 187th 247 ArchBuilding Military Medium Good Yes Regiment, six month's service)

33Philip Hill 259 MarketBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced buttons.

34Independence Hall* 300 WalnutBuilding Military/ Politics Medium Excellent Site of a recruitment rally on July 18, 1863. Open Yes to the public as part of Independence National Historical Park. www.nps.gov/INDE

35Charles C. Roberts 400 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the War; produced knapsacks and tents.

36John W. Jackson Post 27 409 S 11thBuilding Commemoration Low Good GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they Yes / Military were formed).

37William M. Yomer 426 Wharton Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

38William Dunlap 428 S 13th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

40African American Museum in 701 ArchCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collections regarding the full range of African Yes Philadelphia / Minority American history and heritage, as well as Experience interpreting the current experience of African Americans in the U.S. www.aampmuseum.org

41Charles P. Bayard 720 S 5th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced haversacks; site now occupied by the "Fun House," an antiques and collectibles store.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 4 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 42Paul J. Field 747 S 2ndBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced axes and hatchets; now a residence.

43Octavius V. Catto Home Marker 812 SouthMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial marker text: "An early graduate of the Yes / Abolition/URR Institute for Colored Youth, Catto...was an educator, a Union army major, and a political organizer. In 1871 he was assassinated by street rioters while urging African-Americans to vote."

44David B. Bowser Home 841 N 4th Abolition/URR Site now occupied by modern housing. No

45National Archives, Mid-Atlantic 900 ChestnutCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collections include census and military records and Yes Region many other items related to civil rights, the Centennial Exhibition, and other local movements and events. www.archives.gov/midatlantic/public

46William Whipper House Marker 919 LombardMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial marker text: "A founder, American Moral Yes / Abolition/URR Reform Society, he edited its journal, 1838-39. Active in the Underground Rail Road..."

47James W. Queen & Company 924 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced signal telescopes. Site now occupied by parking garage/lot.

48Frances Ellen Watkins Harper 1006 BainbridgeBuilding Abolition/URR Medium Good Ms. Harper was a reformer and author, and active Yes Home* in the abolition movement.

49Christian Commission 1011 Chestnut Benevolent Site now occupied by the Victory Building and No Societies additions.

50General Robert Patterson Post 275 1131 S Broad Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); site now occupied by a bar.

51Invalid Corps 1214 LocustBuilding Military Medium Good Building now occupied by offices. Yes

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 5 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 52General John F Reynolds Post 71 1226 S 8th Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); replaced by newer housing.

53General John A Logan Post 115 1231 S 17th Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); site now a vacant lot.

54Historical Society of Pennsylvania 1300 LocustCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collection includes the papers of the Pennsylvania Yes Abolition Society, the records of William Still concerning the Underground Railroad, and military resources. www.hsp.org

55Hector Tyndale Post 160 1365 Ridge Commemoration GAR post (numbered in the order that they were No / Military formed).

56General Ed Baker Post 8 1417 ColumbiaBuilding Commemoration Medium Good GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they Yes / Military were formed); now a rowhouse connected to apartments.

58Historical Society of Frankford 1507 OrthodoxCollection Commemoration High Good Building built by William Smedley in 1930 in Yes memory of his wife.

59Campbell African American 1667 KinseyBuilding and Abolition/URR/ High Fair Also called the Second Bethel Church; served as a Yes Methodist Episcopal Church grounds Minority major station on the Underground Railroad; listed Experience on Philadelphia Register; Small cemetery associated; Still serves as church.

60Wagner Free Institute of Science* 1700 W Montgomery AveBuilding Architecture High Good 19th-century museum. Yes

61Civil War and Underground 1805 PineCollection/ Commemoration High Excellent Created by the Military Order of the Loyal Legion Yes Railroad Museum Building / Abolition/ of the United States, an officers organization. URR/ Military www.cwurmuseum.org

62Major General Reynolds House 1829 SpruceBuilding Military High Good Reynolds fought in the Battle of Gettysburg, and Yes died there. He laid in state here; it was the first household to see mourning due to Gettysburg. He was interred July 4, 1863.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 6 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 63Meade's House 1836 DelanceyBuilding Military Medium Excellent Former home of General George Meade. Yes Converted to apartments; faces 19th Street.

64Free Library of Philadelphia 1901 VineCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collection contains works about local and national Yes history throughout the study period. www.library.phila.gov

66George Gordon Meade's house 2037 PineBuilding Military High Excellent Currently occupied by law office. Union League Yes and other well wishers celebrated at Mrs. Meade's house after the victory on July 4th.

67Lieutenant E.W. Gay Post 312 2214 Germantown Ave Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); site now a vacant lot.

68Colonel Ulric Dahlgren Post 14 2434 Kensington Ave Commemoration GAR post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed).

69Schuylkill Arsenal Marker 2620 Grays Ferry RdMarker Commemoration High Excellent Arsenal included 23 buildings at height; adjacent to Yes / Military Naval home; used to manufacture and store clothing, blankets, tents, etc, for the army.

70Colonel John W. Moore Post 56 3930 Lancaster Ave Commemoration GAR post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); Site now holds an addition to another building.

71Grand Army of the Republic Civil 4278 GriscomCollection/ Commemoration High Good GAR is the "largest Union veterans' organization Yes War Museum and Library* Building / Military founded after the Civil War." Museum holds extensive collections of materials related to the Civil War. www.garmuslib.org

72General Phil Kearny Post 55 4604 Frankford AveBuilding Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they Yes / Military were formed).

73Historic Germantown Mennonite 6133 Germantown AveBuilding Abolition/URR High Good William Still and Harriet Tubman met here to Yes Meeting House "discuss anti-slavery matters;" built 1770. www.meetinghouse.info

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 7 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 74Chestnut Hill Historical Society 8708 Germantown AveCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collections include information about former Yes Mower General Hospital. www.chhist.org

75John Stewart Development 1022 SpruceBuildings Architecture Medium Excellent According to the NR nomination, "stylistically, the Yes Homes* houses belong to a mode of design common among architects, such as John Stewart, who developed their sense of design in the two decades before the Civil War." Converted to condominiums.

79Joseph F. Page 237 MarketBuilding Industry/ Low Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

80Adelphi School* 1223 SpringBuilding Benevolent Medium Good Founded by Philadelphia Quakers as the Yes Societies Philadelphia Association of Friends for the Instruction of Poor Children; educated African- American children; currently occupied by architects office.

81Walnut-Chancellor Historic 2000 WalnutBuildings Architecture Medium Good The 19th-century architecture illustrates history of Yes District* Rittenhouse Square neighborhood.

82William Strickland Home Row* 215 S 9thBuildings Architecture High Good Only building 215 S. 9th remains of row of seven; Yes others replaced by parking garage for Wills Eye/Jefferson Hospital.

83West Diamond Street Townhouse 3008 DiamondBuildings Architecture Medium Fair/Poor Includes two blocks, both sides of the street. Many Yes Historic District* buildings closed and sealed by L&I.

84Samuel R. Phillips 30 S 7thBuilding Industry/ High Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements; site now includes retail on first floor.

85Wright Brothers & Company 322 MarketBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced trousers.

86Sheble & Fisher 3 N 5th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced swords.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 8 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 87F.J. Magill 10 Walnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced canteens.

88Samuel Brewer 11 S 3rd Industry/ Site now occupied by modern restaurants with No Manufacturing apartments above; Philadelphia business that received government contracts during the Civil War; produced flags.

89Phillip S. Justice 14 N 5th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied rifles, pistols, and swords.

90Irish Brigade 14 S 8th Military No

91College of Physicians of 19 S 22ndCollection Commemoration Medium Good Part of Mutter Museum Complex; includes exhibits Yes Philadelphia Library / Medicine about military medicine during the war.

92Henry W. Hensel 20 N 4th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced sashes and trim.

93Staunton Cavalry (19th Cavalry) 22 S 4th Military No

94First Troop Philadelphia City 22 S 23rdBuilding/ Commemoration High Excellent First City Troop Calvary building (castle). Building Yes Cavalry Museum Collection / Military dates to 1901. The nation's oldest continuous duty cavalry unit. AKA 23rd Street Armory www.firsttroop.com

95Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society 31 N 5th Abolition/URR Founded in 1827, original building burned and No society moved to 5th street. Militaristic in operations, they considered the Constitution a "pro- slavery" document. Group disbanded in 1870.

9614th Infantry 47 S 3rd Military US Regulars; Site now occupied by modern No restaurant.

97William F. Scheible 49 S 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced flags and tents; Site now occupied by modern restaurant.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 9 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 98National Museum of American 55 N 5thCollection Commemoration High Excellent located on Independence Mall; planned 2008 Yes Jewish History exhibit will include information on Jewish military service during the Civil War. www.nmajh.org/

992nd Cavalry 106 S 6th Military No

100Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society 107 N 5th Abolition/URR Henry Brown had himself shopped to the Anti- No Slavery Society to free himself from slavery, but it is unclear which location of the Society he was "mailed" to.

101Henry C. Brolaskey 108 S 13th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing. Site currently occupied by bookstore.

102Isaac Broome 108 S 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied cavalry lances.

103George Raphael 109 S Front Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; weapons importer. Site now occupied by parking garage.

1041st Pennsylvania Cavalry 110 S 6th Military No

105William S Hansel & Sons 114 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements and saddles.

106Charles Burnham 117 S 10th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced tinware. Site now occupied by parking garage/lot.

107Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 118 N BroadCollection/ Commemoration High Excellent Some paintings reflect Civil War scenes. Yes Building www.pafa.org

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 10 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 108Jay Cooke & Company 118 S 3rd Military Cooke helped raise money to finance the war effort No through selling government bonds, raising approximately $1.5 billion. He was a subscription agent. This was his office.

109D.J. Sutherland 120 S 17th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements, kettles, mess pans. Site now occupied by Hotel Sofitel.

110Samuel D. Walton & Company 125 N 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced caps.

111John M. Migeod 131 N 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced sword belts, holsters, cartridge boxes, bridles, saddle cloths, medical saddle bags.

112Henry G. Leisenring 132 S 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied cavalry sabers. Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

113Leonard S. Beals 132 S 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced insignia. Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

11419th Infantry 134 S 4th Military US Regulars; Site now occupied by Independence No National Historical Park.

1152nd Army Corps 134 S 4th Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

116The Ladies Association for 135 S 5th Benevolent Site now occupied by Independence National No Soldiers' Relief Societies Historical Park.

117Artillery Company, for Colonel J. 138 S 4th Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Richter Jones' Regiment Historical Park.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 11 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 1182nd Heavy Artillery 138 S 4th Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

119Unknown (Grubbtown Civil War 200 East Champlost AveMonument Commemoration Artist: Koell. Current Custodian: Department of Yes Monument) Recreation and Friends of Tacony Creek Park; not located in the field.

120Robert D. Clifton 203 S 3rd Industry/ Site now occupied by modern restaurant; No Manufacturing Philadelphia business that received government contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

121William G. Mintzer 204 Walnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced buttons. Site now occupied by modern restaurant.

122Durrell's Battery 206 S 4th Military No

1235th Reg. Inf., Bakers Brigade, Co. 207 S 4th Military No F, Crozier Guard

124Chase, Sharpe & Thompson 209 N 2nd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing ordnance contracts during the Civil War; produced artillery projectiles.

125North, Chase & North 209 N 2nd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied artillery projectiles.

1265th "California" Regiment (106th) 209 S 4th Military No

127Independence Seaport Museum 211 S Columbus BlvdCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collection includes, among others, the William Yes Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company Collection of plans, contract books and photographs, 1830-1927. http://www.phillyseaport.org/

128Robert H Gratz 214 N 19th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced canteens.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 12 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 129Dexter, Lambert & Company 219 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced tassels, cords, chevrons.

130William Still Home 224 S 12th Abolition/URR Home used as a stop on the Underground No Railroad; Site now occupied by 12th Street Gym.

13112th Infantry 229 S Front Military Site now occupied by modern hotel complex. No

132Pennsylvania Cavalry 232 N 4th Military No

133Henry G. Haedrich 237 S 15th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements. Site currently occupied by different building.

134Lewis, Wharton & Boardman 238 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing and tents. Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park Visitors Center.

135Charles M. Zimmerman 238 N 2nd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contract during the Civil War; produced drums.

136Benjamin C. Evans & Company 246 Walnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the War; produced trousers. Site now occupied by parking lot.

137Lincoln Institute 308 S 11th Benevolent Served as a home for the sons of white soldiers No Societies who had died during the Civil War. Site now occupied by "The Colonial" apartments.

138Henry Eggeling & Company 309 Race Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced drumsticks and fifes.

139U.S. Marine Corps 311 S Front Military US Regulars. No

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 13 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 140Independence National Historical 313 WalnutBuilding and Commemoration Medium Excellent Yes Park grounds www.nps.gov/INDE

141T. Morris Perot and Company 314 Vine Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced mess chests.

142Colonel William L Curry Post 18 317 N 29th Commemoration GAR post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); this area now occupied by Amtrak rail yard.

14317th Infantry 318 S Front Military US Regulars; Site now occupied by Penn's Landing No Square residences.

144J. Henry Ehrlicher 321 N 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced uniforms.

145Battery F (3rd Artillery) 329 Chestnut Military Site now occupied by the Constitution Place No building.

146Bloomingdale & Rhine 332 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the War; produced greatcoats.

147Fire Zouaves 333 Chestnut Military No

148Bucktail Brigade 335 Walnut Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

149James Forten Marker 336 LombardMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial marker text: "A wealthy sail maker who Yes / Abolition/URR employed multi-racial craftsmen, Forten was a leader of the African-American community in Philadelphia and a champion of reform causes. The American Anti-Slavery Society was organized … here in 1833."

150Palmetto Flag Newspaper Offices 337 Chestnut Politics Site now occupied by the Constitution Place No building; was small secessionist paper.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 14 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 151Philadelphia Light Infantry (121st 337 Chestnut Military Site now occupied by the Constitution Place No Regiment) building.

152Harkness Brothers 338 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

153118th Regiment, Co. D 340 N 3rd Military I-676 now runs through this location. No

154Colored Women's Sanitary 404 Walnut Benevolent Organization was formed to provide assistance to No Commission Societies/ colored troops. Site now occupied by mid-rise Military office building with retail on first floor.

155Brady Home 406 S 4th Military Mary Brady died here after helping in the battle No fields.

156Phoenix Iron Works 410 Walnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied 3-inch ordnance rifles. Site now occupied by mid-rise building.

157Old Pine Street Presbyterian 412 PineBuilding Architecture High Good still operates as a church; front entrance has been Yes Church* relocated. Property includes church and cemetery. Contributing element in the Society Hill Historic District. www.oldpine.org

158Evans & Hassall 418 Arch Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced flags.

159Alexander T. Lane 419 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contacts during the war; produced clothing.

16010th Infantry 419 Walnut Military US Regulars; Site now occupied by Independence No National Historical Park.

161Irish Volunteers 421 Walnut Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 15 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 162F.J. Rosenberg 422 N 4th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced clothing.

16319th Regiment, Co. H 432 N 2nd Military No

1644th Union League Regiment 434 Chestnut Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

165157th Regiment, Co. D 450 Walnut Military Site now occupied by Independence Building. No

1672nd Regiment, Reserve Brigade, 505 Chestnut Military Located in the Armory, Board of Trade Building. No Co. C Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

168Blue Reserves, Co. C 505 Chestnut Military Occupied the 4th floor of the Armory building; site No now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

169Blue Reserves, Co. D 505 Chestnut Military Occupied the 5th floor of the Armory building; site No now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

170Levick & Rasin 505 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced ponchos, rubber blankets, and shoes. Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

171First Heavy Artillery (112th) 506 Vine Military No

1724th Reserves (33rd) 510 Richmond Military No

173Smith, Williams & Company 513 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

174Philadelphia Guards 516 S 4th Military No

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 16 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 175Abraham Oppenheimer 517 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced hat cords, engineer overalls, tents. Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

176146th Regiment 519 Arch Military No

177E. Tracy 524 Cherry Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing and haversacks.

178John C. Graham 525 Cherry Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced uniforms.

179Kunkle, Hall & Company 525 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing. Site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

180Charles Hammond 528 Commerce Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced axes.

181Washington Legion 528 Market Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

182Lambert & Mast 532 Callowhill Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced sashes and caps; I-676 now runs through this location.

183156th Regiment 533 Chestnut Military Also located at Camp Morton, Islington Lane. No

18420th Regiment Militia 533 Chestnut Military National Guard Hall (on Race, between 5th and No 6th streets).

185Imperial Zouaves 533 Chestnut Military No

186Birney's Zouaves (23rd Regiment) 602 Arch Military No

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 17 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 187Cutin Light Guard (109th), Co. H 602 S Broad Military No

188Gosline's Zouaves, Co. K (95th) 603 Chestnut Military No

189U.S. Cavalry 603 Sansom Military U.S. Regulars. No

19019 Regiment, Co. D 605 Arch Military No

191William H. McRae 605 Arch Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

192George W. Simons 610 Sansom Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced swords.

193112th Regiment (2nd Heavy 611 Chestnut Military No Artillery)

194Lesley & Company 611 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced drums and ferrules.

19581st Regiment, Co. E 620 Chestnut Military No

196Goldthorp, Woodward & Company 625 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced tassels and hat cords.

197William H. Gray 627 Arch Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced insignia.

199F.A. Klemm & Brother 705 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced bugles. Site now occupied by Lit Brothers Store (Ross).

200Henry Wilson 715 S 6th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced insignia; site now occupied by new construction.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 18 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 201Baxter Fire Zouaves 721 S Front Military Composed of Philadelphia firemen; site now No occupied by surface parking lot.

202Lieutenant John T. Greble Post 10 721 Wharton Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); now Gianna's Restaurant and Bar.

203118th Regiment, Co. A 727 Market Military Corn Exchange; site now occupied by Lit Brothers No Store (Ross).

204Flying Artillery, Co. I (Colonel J.E. 735 Market Military Site now occupied by Lit Brothers Store (Ross). No Payton's Continental Guard)

205Battery H (3rd Heavy Artillery) 741 S Front Military No

206Cameron Light Guard (88th) 804 Market Military No

208Bailey & Company 819 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced swords and enfield rifles. Site now occupied by parking lot.

209Joseph Newhouse 822 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

211Robert M. Adger Home Marker 823 SouthMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial marker text: "Businessman, activist, Yes / Minority bibliophile lived here. Director, Philadelphia Experience Building & Loan Assn. … Amassed and donated a major collection of rare books, pamphlets on Blacks, antislavery. Founded Afro-American Historical Society."

212Hancock's Corps 826 Market Military No

2132nd Pennsylvania Light Cavalry 833 Market Military No

214Continental Hotel 834 Chestnut Politics Abraham Lincoln made address from balcony. Site No now occupied by Ben Franklin Building; plaque is on front commemorating the Continental Hotel and Abraham Lincoln's speech.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 19 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 215David Klein 918 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; served as military tailors.

21652nd Regiment (Ninety Day 921 N 10th Military No Militia), Co. F

217Benjamin Warden 922 Filbert Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the War; produced accoutrements.

218R.P. Harmer 927 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements.

219Joseph Schilling 993 N 7th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced swords.

220Dana Troop 1010 Chestnut Military Site now occupied by Jefferson Hospital building. No

221Nece, Reuben & Company 1110 Noble Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements; site now occupied by electrical substation.

222Union League Club 1118 Chestnut Politics Original location; known as the Baldwin Mansion. No

223Independent Mounted Rangers 1128 Market Military No (8th Cavalry)

224Regiment, Men of Color 1210 Chestnut Military No

225Free Military School 1210 Chestnut Military/ Also called the School for the Selection of Officers No Minority of Colored Regiments. Designed for white soldiers Experience who wanted to command the new black regiments. Part of the Philadelphia Supervisory Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments.

2262nd Regiment, Irish Brigade 1215 Market Military Resource not identified in the field. No(?)

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 20 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 227Charles Sumner Post 103 1224 N 11th Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); site now occupied by housing.

228Richardson & Overman 1255 N 12th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied Gallaghers carbines; site now occupied by housing.

229U.S. Sanitary Commission 1307 Chestnut Benevolent Provided humane relief for troops. Precursor to No Societies the Red Cross.

230Library Company of Philadelphia 1314 LocustCollection Commemoration High Good Significant Civil War collections, including Yes recruitment posters and broadsides. www.librarycompany.org

231Samuel Hall 1326 Green Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced insignia.

232General Gustavus W. Town Post 1421 South Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No 46 / Military were formed).

233Code, Hopper & Company 1502 Filbert Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Was; produced canteens.

234Albert Dorff 1528 Callowhill Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced canteens; site now occupied by interchange for I-676.

235General U.S. Grant Post 5 1706 South Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); site now occupied by Graduate Hospital.

236Young Men's Company for City 1729 Germantown Ave Military at Kirchgenmann's Columbia Hall. No Defense

237Joseph F. Smith 1737 Arch Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes and ponchos. Site now occupied by large apartment complex.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 21 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 238American Swedish Historical 1900 Pattison AveCollection Commemoration High Good The museum has an exhibit on John Ericsson, the Yes Museum designer of the first Union ironclad ship. www.americanswedish.org

239Church of the Holy Trinity* 1904 WalnutBuilding Architecture High Excellent An example of Civil War era Philadelphia Yes development; located on Rittenhouse Square. http://www.htrit.org/

240Union M.E. Church* 2019 W DiamondBuilding Minority High Good Yes AKA Jones Tabernacle AME Experience Church

241Winfield Scott Post 114 2054 Ridge Ave Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed); site now occupied by vacant building.

242Jefferson Guards 2130 Market Military No

243Thomas A. Scott Regiment 2312 Chestnut Military Site now occupied by the Philadelphia Building. No

244Philadelphia City Archives 3101 MarketCollection Commemoration Medium Good Its mission is to "preserve all City records not in Yes current use which possess historical, administrative, legal, research, cultural or other important value." Includes photographs, deeds, maps, and other materials. www.phila.gov/PHILS/carchive.htm

245Churchyard of Saint James the 3227 West ClearfieldBuilding/ Cemetery Commemoration High Good Located in East Falls; the Dobson family Yes Less* (prominent in textiles) is buried here; church now closed.

246Laurel Hill Cemetery Marker 3822 Ridge AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text:" Founded in 1838 and designed by Yes Scottish architect John Notman, this was the nation's second major rural cemetery. ... it offered a romantic alternative to the crowded urban environment. ... This cemetery was designated a NHL in 1998."

247Laurel Hill Cemetery* 3822 Ridge AveCemetery Commemoration High Good Significant rural cemetery. Many Civil War-era Yes dead interred here, including General Meade, Henry Disston (Disston Saw) and several Union officers.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 22 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 248Order of the Sisters of Saint Joseph 9701 Germantown AveBuilding Benevolent Medium Excellent Catholic convent and seminary; Now Chestnut Hill Yes Societies College. 14 sisters served as Civil War nurses.

249Matthew Quay House* 1035 SpruceBuildings Politics Medium Good Quay was a prominent politician in local and state Yes government during the Civil War. He moved to this property in 1871; now converted to condominiums.

251J.A. Koltes Post 228 236 George Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed).

252Jacob Reed 301 S 2nd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing. Site currently occupied by Penn's Landing Square residences.

253William H. Pearce 33 S 8th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced accoutrements.

254Hamilton Family Estate* 4000 PineBuildings Architecture Medium Good Some buildings converted to apartments. Yes

255Dobson Mills* 4001 Ridge AveBuilding Industry/ Medium Good Produced wool blankets for the army to replace the Yes Manufacturing cotton that was no longer available from the south during the war. Also put together a volunteer company. Converted to condominiums; new buildings currently being added to site.

256Slade, Smith & Company 40 S Front Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing; site now occupied by surface parking lot.

257Merchant's Hotel 40 N 4th Politics Largest hotel in the city at the time of the Civil No War; President Buchanan stayed there during the 1856 election.

258Berg, Leon & Company 426 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the War; produced clothing.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 23 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 259Henry W Scott 533 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

260Rockhill & Wilson 603 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced uniforms.

261Joseph H. Rohrman 606 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced canteens.

262Henry Disston & Sons 62 Laurel Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced swords.

263Alfred Jenks & Son 65 N Front Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing ordnance contracts during the war; supplied rifle muskets. Site currently occupied by new construction.

264Post 2 667 N 12th Commemoration GAR post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were formed).

265Franklin Hose Company* 730 S BroadBuilding Architecture Medium Good Now occupied by the Brandywine Workshop. Yes

266Old Musical Fund Hall* 808 LocustBuilding Politics Medium Excellent Converted to condominiums c. 1982; plaque for Yes First Republican Convention in front of building. AKA Musical Fund Hall / Musical Fund Society Hall / Republican Party Convention Site of 1856

267Charles Oakford & Son 828 Chestnut Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contract during the Civil War; produced hats. Site now occupied by Ben Franklin building.

268Portico Row* 900 SpruceBuildings Architecture Medium Excellent Converted to Condominiums; has retained original Yes scale and appearance, which reflects 19th-century upper-middle class architecture.

269Matthew Baird Mansion* 814 N BroadBuilding Transportation Medium Fair/Good Home of owner of Baird Locomotive Works; now Yes converted to apartments.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 24 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 2702000-2018 Delancey* 2000 DelanceyBuildings Architecture High Excellent Block includes the Rosenbach Museum and Library. Yes

271Joseph F Page 114 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing; site now occupied by new construction.

2721800 Block of Delancey 1800 DelanceyBuildings Architecture High Excellent Excellent intact example of period architecture; Yes General George Meade had a house on this street (no. 1836).

273Flying Artillery, Co. I (Colonel J.E. 0 11th Military Site now occupied by surface parking lot. No Peyton's Continental Guard)

274Major General Robert Patterson 0 13th Military Site now occupied by the Historical Society of No Residence Pennsylvania.

275Filbert Street Hospital 0 16th Medicine Contained 430 beds, and was considered a "lesser" No military hospital. Located in the State Armory Building.

276118th Regiment, Co. I 0 2nd Military Site currently occupied by modern hotel complex. No

277Gray Reserves, Co. F 0 2nd Military Armory. No

278Colonel Staunton's Reg, Co. F 0 4th Military No

279Colonel Heenans Reg, Co. M 0 6th Military Site now occupied by public library building. No

28090th Regiment, Co. A 0 6th Military No

281Buena Vista Rangers 0 6th Military No

282Gosline's Zouaves, Co. B (95th) 0 6th Military No

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 25 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 283Master Street Hospital 0 6th Medicine Contained 305 beds; considered a lesser military No hospital. Located in manufacturing building; site now occupied by a recreational center.

284Board of Trade Rifle Regiment 0 7th Military No

285Pennsylvania Hospital* 0 8thBuilding Medicine/ Medium Excellent Many additions and alterations; treated soldiers. Yes Commemoration Treated first volunteer of Philadelphia who perished in the War (George Leisenring). www.uphs.upenn.edu/paharc

286Philadelphia Zouave Cadet 0 8th Military No

287Washington Gray Regiment 0 Broad Military League House. No

288Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb* 320 S. BroadBuilding Benevolent High Excellent Now University of the Arts, Hamilton Hall Yes Societies/ (formerly known as the Haviland Building). AKA University of the Arts Architecture (Formerly the Philadelphia College

289Baldwin Locomotive Works 0 Broad Industry/ Produced locomotives that pulled trains during the No Manufacturing Civil War.

290Cooper Guards 0 Front Military No

291Soldiers Home 0 16th Benevolent No Societies

292State Arsenal 0 16th Military No

293Pennsylvania Light Cavalry 0 3rd Military No

2942nd Pennsylvania Cavalry 0 3rd Military No

295Lantern Holder (or Jocko Figure) 0 13thMonument Commemoration High Excellent Artist unknown; Current custodian: Temple Yes University, Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 26 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 296Charles L. Blockson Afro- 0 Sullivan HallCollection Commemoration High Excellent At Temple University, in Sullivan Hall. The Yes American Collection / Minority museum's holdings interpret the history of African- Experience Americans in Philadelphia. http://astro.ocis.temple.edu/~masante/blockson.h tml

298General Galusha Pennypacker 0 19thMonument Commemoration High Excellent Located in Logan Square, across from the Family Yes Memorial Court building. Artist: Albert Laessle, with initial concept by Charles Grefly. Current custodian: City of Philadelphia and the Fairmount Park Commission.

299All Wars Memorial to Colored 0 20thMonument Commemoration High Excellent Artist: Otto Schweizer. Current custodian: City Yes Soldiers and Sailors / Military of Philadelphia, Fairmount Park Commission. Located across from the Franklin Institute, in Logan Square.

300Civil War Soldiers and Sailors 0 20thMonument Commemoration High Excellent Consists of two large pylons on either side of Yes Monument / Military parkway; artist: Hermon Atkins MacNeil. Current custodian: City of Philadelphia, Fairmount Park Commission.

302Mural: Captivity and Resistance 0 7thMural Commemoration High Excellent Located within the African-American History Yes Museum; artist: Romare Bearden.

303Knights of Pythias Greenwood 0 AdamsCemetery Commemoration Medium Fair Many Civil War soldiers interred here. Yes Cemetery

304Satterlee General Hospital 0 Baltimore Medicine 2800 beds, plus space for 900 tents on grounds; in No West Philadelphia, in vicinity of Clark Park.

306Frankford Arsenal 0 BridgeBuilding and Military Medium Good Now Arsenal Business Center; includes a Charter Yes grounds school; Buildings on the site span into the 20th century.

307Broad Street General Hospital 0 Broad Medicine Located in old Philadelphia and Reading RR No Station; held 650 beds, and was considered a lesser military hospital.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 27 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 308City Hall 0 BroadBuilding Architecture/Poli High Good Construction of this building began during the Yes tics period under study, but was not occupied during this time. The building was completed in 1901.

309General George McClellan 0 BroadMonument Commemoration High Excellent Located on north side of City Hall. Artist: Henry Yes Jackson Ellicott. Current Custodian: City of Philadelphia, Department of Public Property.

310General John Fulton Reynolds 0 BroadMonument Commemoration High Excellent Located on north side of City Hall. Artist: John Yes Roders. Reynolds "fell at the battle of Gettysburg as his infantry corps relieved Buford's Calvary." Current custodian: City of Philadelphia, Department of Public Property.

311Public Ledger Building 620 ChestnutBuilding Politics Good Medium Public Ledger was officially an independent paper, Yes but supported Buchanan; had the largest circulation in the city.

312Soldier and Sailors Civil War 0 CorinthianMonument Commemoration High Good Plaque reads, in part, "in memory of pupils ... who Yes Monument served in the contest for the preservation of the American Union." On Girard College campus.

313Ivy Hill Cemetery 0 Easton RdCemetery Commemoration High Good Contains graves of Civil War soldiers. Yes

314Fort Mifflin* 0 Fort Mifflin RoadBuilding and Military/ High Good Used for civilians and military deserters during the Yes grounds Medicine war; site includes Fort Mifflin Hospital, which was not used as a hospital during the Civil War. www.fortmifflin.com

316Episcopal General Hospital 100 E LehighBuilding Medicine High Good Contained 325 beds, and was considered a "lesser" Yes military hospital; now part of Temple University Hospital System, Episcopal Campus. Referred to as the "Tower Building."

317Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument 0 Germantown AveMonument Commemoration High Good Unveiled in 1900. Located in front of the Yes Germantown Historical Society.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 28 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 318U.S. Naval Home* 2420 Grays Ferry RdBuilding and Medicine/ Medium Good Facility for old, disabled, and retired military Yes grounds Military/ officers (Navy and Marine); used as hospital until Benevolent 1868; recently converted to condominiums. AKA US Naval Asylum Societies

320Grand United Order of Odd 0 12thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text: "Founded in 1844, this was the first Yes Fellows Marker / Benevolent Black lodge in Pennsylvania and the third in the Societies United States. A benevolent fraternity, it provided funds for sick and disabled members. In 1908 the national headquarters were erected here."

321National Cemetery at Philadelphia 0 Limekiln PikeCemetery Commemoration High Excellent 3288 identified soldiers, 40 unknown. Yes AKA Philadelphia National www.cem.va.gov/nchp/philadelphia.htm Cemetery

322Independence Square 0 MarketGrounds Politics Low Excellent Site of prominent political rallies for the Yes Philadelphia Democrats, among others.

323Station of the Pennsylvania 0 Market Transportation No Railroad

324Leverington Cemetery 0 Ridge AveCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Roxborough; includes grave of Hetty A. Jones Yes (Civil War nurse) and a memorial to soldiers in the "War of the Rebellion."

325Mount Vernon Cemetery 0 Ridge AveCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Contains graves of Civil War soldiers. Yes

326Saint Paul's Episcopal Church 225 S 3rdBuilding and Commemoration High Excellent Grounds include cemetery with Civil War dead. Yes grounds Building constructed c. 1860s, and is an example of period architecture.

327Federal Guards 0 3rd Military No

328Strangers' Burial Ground 0 Washington SquareGrounds Commemoration High Excellent Now Washington Square Park. Yes

329Woodland Cemetery* 4000 Woodland AveCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Includes the burials of Civil War veterans, and Yes people like Drexel, Biddle, Peale, Eakins, etc.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 29 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 330Officers' General Hospital 0 11th and Berks Medicine Moved to 24th and Chestnut later during the war. No Contained 50 beds. Located in Camac's Woods; was considered a lesser military hospital.

331Northwood Cemetery 0 15thCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Contains graves of Civil War soldiers. Yes

332Saint Joseph's Hospital 0 17th Medicine 150 beds; Located in temporary buildings on Saint No Joseph's grounds. Considered a lesser military hospital; site now occupied by surface parking lot.

334Civil War Soldiers and Sailors 0 Belmont AveMonument Commemoration High Good Unknown artist; Initiator: Grand Army of the Yes Monument / Military Republic gift.

336Citizens Volunteer Hospital Marker 0 BroadMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial Marker Text: "Maintained by private Yes / Medicine subscriptions. This hospital received sick and wounded men of the army and navy passing through the City or arriving at the railroad station opposite...."; marker not located during field survey.

337U.S. Navy Yard 0 Federal Military Site included ship-houses (2), moulding lots, No machine shops, and barracks; faced Delaware River.

33810th Infantry 0 Front Military U.S. Regulars. No

339Abraham Lincoln Statue 0 Kelly DriveMonument Commemoration High Excellent artist: Randolph Rogers; current custodian: Yes / Politics Fairmount Park Art Association, Fairmount Park Commission, and City of Philadelphia. www.fpaa.org

341Ulysses S. Grant equestrian statue 0 Kelly DriveMonument Commemoration High Excellent One of several Civil War related monuments in Yes Fairmount Park.

342Major General Gordon Meade 0 Lansdowne DrMonument Commemoration High Excellent Artist: Alexander Milne Calder; current custodian: Yes Statue Fairmount Park Art Association, Fairmount Park Commission, City of Philadelphia. www.fpaa.org

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 30 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 343Smith Memorial Arch 0 North Concourse DrMonument Commemoration High Excellent Civil War-related statuary in Fairmount Park, near Yes Memorial Hall. AKA Pennsylvania Civil War Memorial

344Mother Bethel AME Church 419 S 6thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text: "Founded on ground purchased by Yes Marker / Minority Richard Allen in 1787, this congregation is the Experience mother church of the African Methodist Episcopal denomination. The present structure, erected 1889, replaces three earlier churches on this site."

345Cedar Hill Cemetery 0 Frankford AveCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Contains the remains of numerous Civil War Yes soldiers.

346Sanitary Fair* 0 Logan Circle Benevolent Site now occupied by Logan Circle and fountain; No Societies fair sponsored by U.S. Sanitary Commission; main building extended from 18th to 19th streets; open for 2 weeks; raised money for Sanitary Commission. AKA Logan Square (now Logan Circle)

347Cathedral Cemetery 0 48thCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Contains the remains of 50+ Irish soldiers. Yes

348Fair Hill Burial Ground* 0 Germantown AveCemetery Commemoration High Good Holds Lucretia Mott, Robert Purvis, and other Yes leaders of the suffrage and abolition movements. www.fairhillburial.org

349Saint Theresa's (Catholic) Church 0 Broad Medicine Used as a hospital. No

350Congregation Mikveh Israel 0 FederalCemetery Commemoration High Good Contains Jewish Civil War soldiers and architect Yes Cemetery Napoleon L. Brun. AKA Federal Street Burial Grounds

352Mount Moriah Cemetery 6201 Kingsessing AveCemetery Commemoration High Fair Cemetery includes Civil War soldiers and a Yes monument to the Civil War dead (although this was not located in the field). www.mountmoriahcemetery.org

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 31 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 353Tablet 0 S 7th Commemoration Tablet presented by Pennsylvania Reserve post No 191 - to the first commander of the PA Reserve Volunteer Corps; removed.

355Mother Bethel African Methodist 419 S 6thCollection/ Commemoration High Excellent Founded on ground purchased by Richard Allen in Yes Episcopal Church* Building / Minority 1787, this congregation is the mother church of the Experience African Methodist Episcopal denomination. The present structure was built in 1889. www.motherbethel.org/

356Odd Fellows Cemetery 0 LehighCemetery Commemoration Medium Good Now part of Mount Peace Cemetery at 30th Street Yes and Lehigh.

357103rd Engineer Battalion Armory 3205 Lancaster AveBuilding Military High Good A Unit of the PA National Guard; includes the Yes 118th and the 119th PA Volunteer Infantry Units, which fought in the war; Now an armory and exhibition space; located on Drexel University campus. www.dmva.state.pa.us/paarng/cwp/view.asp?a=3& Q=443264

3583rd Regiment, Reserve Brigade, 0 37th Military Commissioner's Hall. No Co. C

359Olive Cemetery 0 46th Commemoration Closed, remains relocated in the early 20th century. No Blankenburg Elementary School now at this site.

360Pennsylvania Railroad Company 238 S 3rdBuilding Transportation/ Medium Excellent Currently occupied by residences; used as an Yes Offices Military enlistment station, especially for the 160th regiment ("the Anderson Cavalry"). Location from 1865 map.

361Saint Thomas African Episcopal 0 S 5thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial Marker text: "Organized in 1720 as an Yes Church Marker / Minority outgrowth of the Free African Society … formed Experience 1787 … the original church edifice stood here. Under the ministry of the Rev. Absalom Jones, a former slave ... the nation's first Black Episcopal church."

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 32 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 362Horstmann Brothers and Company 0 5th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced swords, uniforms, flags, buttons, and insignia, and supplied sabers and swords.

363Bulls Head Tavern 0 65th Medicine/ Haddington General Hospital was located in the No Politics Bull's Head Tavern building; held 200 beds and was considered a "lesser" military hospital; site now occupied by a nursing home constructed c. 1908. AKA Haddington General Hospital

365Charles Laing & Company 0 6th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contract during the Civil War; produced hats. Listed as "hatters" in the 1860 Philadelphia city directory.

366Union Burial Ground 0 6th Commemoration Contained many Civil War soldiers graves; burials No removed to Northwood Cemetery.

367Lit Brothers Department Store* 701 MarketBuilding Architecture Medium Good Building currently occupied by Ross store, and Yes Mellon Independence Center.

368Christian Street Hospital Marker 924 ChristianMarker Commemoration High Excellent Contained 220 beds, and was considered a "lesser" Yes / Medicine military hospital; located in Moyamensing Hall.

369Institute for Colored Youth* 915 BainbridgeBuilding Minority High Good Founded by a Quaker philanthropist, the Institute Yes Experience moved to Delaware County in 1903, and is now knows as Cheyney Univ. of PA, the oldest of the Historically Black Colleges in America. This building has been converted to condos. AKA Randall School

370Presbyterian Church 0 Broad Medicine Used as a hospital. No

371Philadelphia, Wilmington and 0 S BroadBuilding Transportation Medium Fair Freight depot still in this location; site now used as Yes Baltimore Railroad food distribution center. AKA Station of the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 33 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 372Moyamensing Hall 0 Christian Medicine Destroyed by fire in 1866. Set on fire by "persons No opposed to the use of the hall as a cholera hospital." AKA Christian Street Hospital (U.S. Army)

374Dunlap Carriage Factory 0 5th Military/ Used as a hospital, military prison, and provost No Medicine barracks. Housed Company C; after the hospital closed, the facility was used as a prison for confederates and as barracks for the city provost guard. It held 282 beds as a hospital. AKA Fifth Street Hospital

375Savery & Company 0 Front Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; supplied artillery projectiles; at this location in 1860 and 1865 city directories; called Savery & Co Iron Foundry on 1862 Smedley map.

376Murphy and Allison's Machine 1908 Market Military Used as "branch arsenal," a storehouse for military No Shop clothing and equipment.

377Pennsylvania Bank Building 0 2nd Military Headquarters of the Military District of No Philadelphia, used as a barracks and headquarters of the Provost. AKA Bank of Pennsylvania

378Burkert & Raedel 855 N 2nd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

379Charles H. Owens 1510 Montgomery Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes. Listed as a boot manufacturer in a 1865 business directory of Philadelphia; Site now occupied by rowhouse.

380Chelten Hills Cemetery 1701 Washington LaneCemetery Commemoration Low Good One Civil War interment: William R.D. Blackwood, Yes Medal of Honor winner. Lieut. Col 48 PA Infantry. May 12, 1836-April 26, 1922. Cemetery is 130 years old.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 34 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 381D.C. Enos 0 Dock Industry/ Location is approximate. No Manufacturing

382D.R. King & Company 727 ChestnutBuilding Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

383E.P. Moyer & Brothers 720 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced leather goods. Listed in a 1860 Philadelphia business directory as "harness and trunk makers." Site now occupied by Lit Brothers store.

384First Congressional Unitarian 0 10th Abolition/URR Minister Reverend Furness was abolitionist; site No Church in Philadelphia now occupied by Jefferson Hospital. http://www.firstuu- philly.org/Archives%20&%20Artifacts/Secondary %

385Girard House 823 Chestnut Military Used as a barracks and factory for military No clothing. Site now occupied by Jefferson Hospital building.

386Monument Cemetery 0 Broad Commemoration Graves removed to Lawnview Cemetery, No Rockledge, PA, in 1965. Located west of Broad, around Norris and Berks.

387Hazel & Company 1339 South Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

388Hood, Bombright & Company 529 Market Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced uniforms and buttons.

390J.H. Krider 0 2ndBuilding Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced weapons.

391John A. Evers 521 S 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 35 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 392John Button House 6105 Germantown Ave Abolition/URR Served as a stop on the Underground Railroad; site No now occupied by a surface parking lot.

393John Mundell & Company 123 N 13th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes; Site now occupied by Pennsylvania Convention Center.

394L. Dickerman & Company 32 S 4th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

395Martin Bellows 413 Commerce Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

396Philadelphia Gas Works 0 7th Military Provided employees a bonus and a promise of No return employment for those that volunteered to serve in the militia (3 Gas Works locations are listed in the 1860 city directory).

397Ridgeway & Rufe 109 N 10thBuilding Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government Yes Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced bayonets.

398Snyder, Grubb & Company 49 N 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced felt hats.

399Wesley African Methodist Church 0 Lombard Abolition/URR Served as station and safe haven along the No Underground Railroad.

400William Cramp & Sons Ship and 814 Richmond Industry/ Located in Fishtown/Kensington; built and refitted No Engine Building Company Manufacturing warships.

401William T. Hellerman 41 N 3rd Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced shoes.

40223rd Street Armory 22 S 3rdBuilding Military High Excellent See also First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry. Yes

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 36 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 403First City Troop Armory 0 21st Military First Troop, Philadelphia City Calvary. Address No recorded as 21st and Barlow, which is now renamed Ludlow. This was the troop's first location.

4043rd Regiment, Reserve Brigade, 0 22nd Military Regiment raised at former Fairmount Market. No Co. B

405Northern Home for Friendless 0 23rd Benevolent 1300 children of soldiers were housed and educated No Children and Associated Institute Societies here. for Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans

406119th Regiment, Co. H 257 N 2nd Military Regiment raised at former Barley Sheaf Hotel. No

408U.S. Army Laboratory 0 6th Military Formerly located in a factory building. No

409Wanamaker & Brown 0 6th Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced buttons.

410Methodist Church 0 Broad Medicine Used as a hospital; site now occupied by a surface No parking lot.

411George Street Hospital 0 4th Medicine Order of American Merchants Building (Hall). No Held 225 beds, and was considered a "lesser" military hospital.

412Harlan Cavalry 1022 Market Military Located at Struthers' and Sons' marble yard. No

413Cooper Shop Soldier's Home 421 Race Benevolent Formerly a government hospital. Also referred to No Societies/ as the "Old Pennington Residence." Medicine

414Soldiers' Home of Philadelphia 0 16th Benevolent Located at state arsenal building. Organization No Societies merged with Cooper Shop Soldier's Home. 3-story brick building originally.

415215th Regiment 0 Race Military Site now occupied by United States Mint. No

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 37 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 4163rd Regiment Reserve Brigade, 0 39th Military Saunders Institute (Camp Dupont, Delaware). No Militia

417Hamilton Rifles (2nd Company) 0 39th Military Located at Saunders Institute; West Philadelphia. No

418John Mundell 417 Arch Industry/ Site now occupied by United States Mint. No Manufacturing

419A.M.E. Book Concern Marker 631 PineMarker Commemoration High Excellent Partial Marker text: "Here in 1836 a church related Yes / Minority company began printing hymnals, religious Experience materials, and works by Black authors of the period. In 1847, the Christian Recorder was published here..."

420African Zoar Methodist Episcopal 0 4thMarker Abolition/URR/ High Excellent Partial Marker text: "Founded here in 1794 by 15 Yes Church Marker Minority men and three women from St. George's Church, Experience led by Rev. Harry Hosier. Zoar was active in the Underground Railroad and moved to 12th and Melon Streets in 1883 ..."

421Benjamin Banneker Institute 409 S 11thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text: "Founded here in 1854 and dedicated Yes Marker / Minority to the literary betterment of African Americans, Experience this school was named for a Black astronomer and mathematician who published an almanac and helped survey Washington, DC"

422Ebenezer Don Carlos Bassett 2121 N 29thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Market text: "Educator and diplomat. Bassett was Yes Marker / Politics/ principal, Institute for Colored Youth, 1857-69. He Minority was US Minister to Haiti and the Dominican Experience Republic, 1869-77, appointed by President Grant, he was American's first Black diplomat..."

423Federal Street Burial Ground 0 FederalMarker Commemoration High Excellent Congregation Mikveh Israel's second cemetery, Yes Marker / Military/ founded 1849. Here are buried publisher Abraham Minority Hart; Alfred Mordecai, soldier and engineer; Dr. Experience Sabato Morais, rabbi and educator; Judge Mayer Sulzberger; and noted Civil War veterans.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 38 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 424Female Medical College of 3300 Henry AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent First degree-granting women's medical school in Yes Pennsylvania Marker / Medicine/ the nation, founded in 1850. Minority Experience

425First African Baptist Church 0 16thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text: "Founded 1809 as one of the first Yes Marker / Minority Black Baptist churches in America. Later two Experience members sold themselves into slavery to free a slave to serve as pastor. Erected 1906, this building is located at a later site of the congregation."

426First African Presbyterian Church 0 42ndMarker Commemoration High Excellent Market text: "Founded 1807 by John Cloucester, a Yes Marker / Minority former slave who was instrumental in establishing Experience Presbyterianism among African-Americans. First edifice was dedicated 1811 at 7th and Bainbridge Streets. Church has been at this location since 1957."

428Free African Society Marker 0 6thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Established in 1787 under the Yes / Abolition/URR leadership of Richard Allen and Absolom Jones, this organization fostered identity, leadership, and unity among Blacks, and became the forerunner of the first African-American churches in the city."

429Grand United Order of Odd 262 S 12thBuilding Benevolent Medium Good Building occupied by apartments, Spruce Street Yes Fellows Societies Video, and vacant storefronts; Grand United Order of Odd Fellows plaque located on Spruce Street in front of building.

430Institute for Colored Youth Marker 915 BainbridgeMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Begun as a farm school. In 1852 it Yes / Minority became one of the first schools to train Blacks for Experience skilled trades and teaching. It gained recognition here under Fanny J. Coppin, principal, 1869-1902. Relocated, it later became Cheyney University."

431Jacob C. White Jr. Marker 1032 LombardMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "A Black educator who lived here, Yes / Minority White was the principal of the Robert Vaux School Experience for forty years … founder of the city's first Black baseball club, the Pythians, and the first president of the Frederick Douglass Memorial Hospital."

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 39 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 432John Page Nicholson Marker 1805 PineMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "A veteran of the Civil War, he was a Yes / Military leading military historian. Editor & compiler of the ... Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. Active in preservation efforts at Gettysburg & Valley Forge. In 1888, a founder of The Civil War Library & Museum."

433Johnson House* 6306 Germantown AveBuilding Abolition/URR High Fair Home of Johnson family; abolitionist Quakers; Yes served as station on Underground Railroad. www.johnsonhouse.org

434Lombard Street Riot Marker 0 6thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Here on August 1, 1842, an angry Yes / Minority mob of whites attacked a parade celebrating Experience Jamaican Emancipation Day....African Americans were beaten and their homes looted.... A local church & abolition meeting place were destroyed by fire."

435London Coffee House Marker 2 S FrontMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Scene of political and commercial Yes activity in the colonial period, the London Coffee house opened here in 1754. It served as a place to inspect Black slaves recently arrived from Africa and to bid for their purchase at public auction."

436Louisa May Alcott Marker 5427 Germantown AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "The author of "Little Women' was Yes / Medicine/ born at 'Pine Place' here, Nov.29,1832, to educator Minority Bronson Alcott & his wife Abigail. A Civil War Experience nurse & suffragist, she wrote books for children .... The Alcotts lived in Philadelphia1830-34."

437McClellan House 912 Walnut Medicine/ McClellan father and son lived at 912 Walnut after No Military 1832. Home to founder of Jefferson Medical College (father) and future General George McClellan (son). Site now occupied by Jefferson Hospital building.

438Mower General Hospital Marker 200 East Willow Grove Marker Commemoration High Excellent Described as the largest U.S. Army hospital of its Yes / Medicine day. Designed by noted architect John MacArthur, Jr. Open from Jan. 1863-May 1886. On 27 acres extending to Stenton Avenue, it had 3600 beds.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 40 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 439Philadelphia & Columbia Railroad 0 Edgley AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "One of America's earliest Yes Marker / Transportation railroads...completed in 1834...part of a state-owned transportation system...built in response to...competition from adjacent states. Acquired by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. in 1857."

440Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery 0 5thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Organized in 1833 by Quaker Yes Society Marker / abolitionist Lucretia Mott, this society, Abolition/URR/ headquartered here, originally consisted of sixty Minority women who sought to end slavery. After the Civil Experience War, the society supported the cause of the freed slaves."

441Reverend Jehu Jones, Jr. 310 S QuinceBuilding Minority High Good First African-American Lutheran pastor in the US, Yes Experience founder of the nation's first African-American congregation, St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church; Currently occupied by University of Pennsylvania's Mask and Wig Club.

442Robert Purvis Marker 1601 Mt. VernonMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "An abolitionist, Purvis fought for the Yes / Abolition/URR rights of Blacks through his lecturing, writing, and activity in antislavery societies. As an agent for the Underground Railroad, he built a secret area here at his house to hide slaves."

443Satterlee U.S.A. General Hospital 0 Baltimore AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "One of the largest and most Yes Marker / Medicine/ complete Union Army hospitals during the Civil Military War, from 1862 to 1865. With 4,500 beds in 1-story buildings and hundred of tents, it occupied over 16 acres north of here. Named for Gen. Richard Satterlee ..."

444Stephen Smith Marker 1050 Belmont AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "An abolitionist, Smith bought his Yes / Abolition/URR freedom and was one of America's wealthiest Blacks with his coal, lumber, and real estate ventures. He was the major benefactor of the Stephen Smith Home for the Aged, located here."

445William Still Marker 244 S 12thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker located outside the site of Still's former Yes / Abolition/URR residence.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 41 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 446Educational Home for Boys 3947 Market Benevolent Established for the care of soldiers' sons; originally No Societies located within a house.

447L.B.M. Dolby 0 Spring Garden Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced tent poles and knapsacks. Located at the Coates Street Wharf (now Spring Garden Street).

448Montgomery Hotel 0 Willow Military Small took his troops to Baltimore to fight, No unarmed, in 1861. This brigade was disbanded following their return, and Small made his new headquarters at this hotel and later became a Colonel.

449Home of Major General George 1103 Girard Military Site now occupied by modern housing. No G. Meade

450Quartermaster's Depot Office 1139 Girard Military Site now occupied by modern housing. No

451157th Regiment, Co. D 218 N 3rd Military No

452Central Presbyterian Church of 832 LombardBuilding Abolition/URR Medium Poor Used as a sanctuary for slaves on the Underground Yes Color Railroad; was William Still's church.

453Christ Church Burial Ground 0 ArchCemetery Commemoration High Good Includes interment of Civil War general. Yes www.oldchristchurch.org/burial

455Genealogical Society of 215 S BroadCollection Commemoration High Excellent Collection includes genealogical records, family Yes Pennsylvania histories, archival records and lists of Civil War volunteers as well as conscientious objectors during the war. www.genpa.org

456Germantown Historical Society 5501 Germantown AveCollection/ Commemoration High Good Contains archives and artifacts related to the Civil Yes Building War era. www.germantownhistory.org

457Grumblethorpe* 5267 Germantown AveBuilding Architecture High Good "John Wistar's Big House, 1774"; in Colonial Yes Germantown NHL District.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 42 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 458Henry L Foster 111 N Delaware Ave Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced clothing.

459Johnson House Marker 6306 Germantown AveMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Built in 1768 for John Johnson. This Yes / Abolition/URR was home to three generations of a Quaker family who worked to abolish slavery and improve living conditions for freed African Americans. In the 1850s…was a station on the Underground Railroad."

460Mütter Museum 19 S 22ndCollection Commemoration High Excellent The Mutter Collection contains a myriad of medical Yes anatomy specimens and equipment, including the thorax of John Wilkes Booth and Civil War battle wound photographs and specimens. This building dates to 1908. www.collphyphil.org/mutter

461National Constitution Center 525 ArchCollection Commemoration High Excellent Constructed circa 2004. Yes www.constitutioncenter.org

462Philadelphia Doll Museum 2253 N BroadCollection Commemoration Medium Fair The museum has one doll who is an African- Yes American Civil War soldier. The emphasis is on black history and international multicultural museum. There are also 3-5 dolls that deal with slavery. www.philadollmuseum.com

463Presbyterian Historical Society 425 LombardCollection Commemoration Medium Good The Society has archival resources from the era, Yes including antislavery tracts available to researchers. www.history.pcusa.org

464Rosenbach Museum and Library 2008 DelanceyCollection/ Commemoration High Excellent 2008-2010 Delancey Street; part of 2000 block of Yes Building Delancey Historic District. www.rosenbach.org

465Samuel Rhoads House 109 N 10th Abolition/URR Served as stop on the Underground Railroad; No Rhoads' occupation stated as "editor" in 1865 city directory.

466The Athenaeum of Philadelphia* 219 S 6thCollection/ Commemoration High Excellent Significant architectural archive collections, Yes Building including buildings dating to the Civil War era. www.philaathenaeum.org

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 43 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 467Wyck* 6026 Germantown AveBuilding Architecture High Excellent In Colonial Germantown NHL District; longtime Yes home of prominent Quaker family.

468Cameron Dragoons 428 Fairmount Military Address originally listed as Coates Street (name No changed to Fairmount St. in 1873).

469Cooper Shop (Volunteer) 1109 Ostego Benevolent Provided food for soldiers. No Refreshment Saloon Societies/ Military

470Ernest Vogt 235 Widely Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the war; produced drums. Site now occupied by row house. Address originally recorded as Beaver Street (name changed in 1897).

471Governor's Guard 219 Lodge Military Site now occupied by United States Customs No House.

472Harvey & Ford 422 Library Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced slings and snares; site now occupied by Independence National Historical Park.

473James Naulty 459 Dillwyn Industry/ No Manufacturing

474Joseph Lamberti 226 Dock Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced caps.

475Michael Magee & Company 18 Decatur Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced saddles.

476Philadelphia Brigade 416 Library Military Site now occupied by Independence National No Historical Park.

477Soistman Family 458 Dillwyn Industry/ Philadelphia business that received government No Manufacturing contracts during the Civil War; produced drums.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 44 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 478Washington Guard, 1st Regiment, 112 Marion Military No Co. G

479Woodland Terrace* 0 Woodland TerraceBuildings Architecture High Good Built in 1861, the block was designed by Samuel Yes Sloan and built by Charles Leslie. It was built as speculative housing at the time, and has retained its Victorian character and a high degree of integrity.

480Powelton Historic District* 0 LancasterBuildings Architecture Medium Good From NR nomination: "...with the pre-Civil War Yes streetcar suburban homes, and the institutional and commercial strip ... and the core of Victorian mansions ... the district describes with clarity and vigor the values and lifestyles..."

481Philadelphia Gas Works 0 Industry/ Location is approximate. Provided employees a No Manufacturing bonus and a promise of return employment for those that volunteered to serve in the militia (3 Gas Works locations noted in 1860 city directory).

482David B. Bowser Marker 841 S 11thMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text: "A self-taught Black artist, Browser, Yes / Abolition/URR who lived here, began his career as a landscape, sign emblem, and banner painter. He also painted portraits including several of Lincoln and one of abolitionist John Brown."

483John Wanamaker Marker 0 JuniperMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker text: :"Philadelphia merchant, famed for the Yes department stores bearing his name....He built his "new kind of store" here in 1876...As U.S. Postmaster General...he fostered rural free delivery & introduced the commemorative stamp."

484Kirkbride's Hospital 0 MarketBuilding Medicine Medium Fair Now houses Head Start program, Kirkbride Center Yes (mental health facility), Travelers Aid, Families in Transition, and the West Philadelphia Achievement Charter School. AKA Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital

485Philadelphia Gas Works 0 Passyunk Industry/ Not located in the field. No Manufacturing

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 45 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 486Schuylkill Historic District* 0Buildings Architecture/ Medium Good District primarily comprised of worker housing for Yes Industry nearby industry. AKA Ramcat

488Francis Cope House* 1 Awbury RdBuilding and Abolition/URR High Good Now part of Awbury Arboretum; built by Henry Yes grounds Cope, a Quaker shipping merchant. Family were abolitionists who gathered here to discuss raising funds for freed slaves. The building is also an example of an intact 19th c. country estate. AKA Awbury Arboretum www.awbury.org

489Francis McIlvain House* 1924 ArchBuilding Architecture/ Medium Excellent Example of urban middle class dwelling, owned by Yes Industry prominent industrialist. Surviving example of period architecture.

49023rd Ward Troop 0 Frankford Ave Military Located in the Jolly Post Hotel, which was No demolished c. 1911. Location is approximate.

491Camp Ballier 0 Berks Military Location is approximate. Today would be between No Berks & Montgomery, and between 26th and 28th streets.

492Camp Gallagher 0 Ridge Ave Military Location is approximate. South Side of Ridge, No along the east bank of the Schuylkill, from the Wissahickon Creek north to Midvale. Training grounds of the 13th Cavalry, 1 Battalion, Falls of Schuylkill.

493Camp Meigs 0 Wissahickon Military Location is approximate. On the site of current No Fern Hill Park (bisected by Roosevelt Expressway, north of Roberts and east of Wissahickon). Training grounds of the Sixth Cavalry (Rush Lancers).

494Camp N. B. Banks 0 Wyoming Military Location is approximate. Thought to have been No located near 17th and Wyoming. 114th Regiment, Collis' Zouaves.

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 46 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 495Camp Philadelphia 0 Lancaster Ave Military Location is approximate. Thought to have been No located on south side of Lancaster, between Lebanon and Columbia, near the Montgomery County line. 90 acres; for rendezvous for the drafted levies of the eastern counties of PA.

496House of Industry Marker 714 CatherineMarker Commemoration High Excellent Location of the Catherine Street Hospital. Marker Yes / Benevolent text: "Founded 1846, this was Pennsylvania's 1st Societies such institution... Services to the needy [were] designed to encourage their ultimate independence."

497Colonel James Ashworth Post 334 0 Frankford Ave Commemoration GAR Post (numbered in the order in which they No / Military were founded). Site now occupied by a vacant lot.

498Catherine Street Hospital 714 Catherine Medicine/ 105 beds; thought to have been located in the No Benevolent House of Industry. A lesser military hospital; Societies provided services to the needy in Philadelphia. AKA House of Industry

499Earthworks 0 Girard Ave Military Location is approximate. East side of Schuylkill No River, on either side of the Girard Avenue bridge on the heights facing the Schuylkill, to protect the Spring Garden Water Works.

500Earthworks 0 Girard Ave Military Location is approximate. East side of Schuylkill No River, on either side of the Girard Avenue bridge on the heights facing the Schuylkill, to protect the Spring Garden Water Works.

501Earthworks 0 Lancaster Ave Military Location is approximate. South of Lancaster No Avenue, fronting Hestonville RR Depot, guarding Lancaster Avenue and the PRR Main Line.

502Pennsylvania Abolition Society 0 FrontMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text: "Founded here, 1775, as the Society Yes Marker / Abolition/URR for the Relief of Free Negroes Unlawfully Held in Bondage. In 1787 it became the Pennsylvania Abolition Society which sought social, educational, and employment opportunities for Blacks."

APPENDIX C: All Identified Civil War-Related Resources by ID# * National Register or NHL designated Page 47 of 48 ID SITE NAME ADDRESS TYPETHEME(S) INTEGRITY CONDITION NOTES PRESENT? 503Saint Thomas African Episcopal 0 S 5th Minority First African Episcopal church in America. Church No Church Experience/ is now located on Lancaster Ave. in Overbrook Abolition/URR Farms neighborhood of Philadelphia.

504Francis E.W. Harper House Marker 1006 BainbridgeMarker Commemoration High Excellent Marker Text:: "An author, lecturer, and social Yes / Abolition/URR activist, Harper lived here and devoted her life to championing the rights of slaves and free Blacks. She advocated education as a way of advancement for Black Americans."

505Colonial Germantown Historic 0 Germantown AveBuildings Architecture High Good Represents a relatively intact collection of homes Yes District* and businesses that flourished during the early part of the 19th century.

506Atwater Kent Museum of 15 S 7thCollection Commemoration High Excellent In partnership with HSP and Balch Institute, Yes Philadelphia steward of significant artifacts related to diverse aspects of Philadelphia history. www.philadelphiahistory.org

507Mural: Underground Railroad 908 Chestnut Commemoration Artist: Sam Donovan. Completed in 2000, building No /Abolition/URR demolished in 2002. www.muralarts.org

508Mural: Underground 2902 Germantown AveMural Commemoration High Excellent Artist: Cavin Jones. Completion Date: 12/31/1996. Yes /Abolition/URR www.muralarts.org

511Continental Light Cavalry 0 N 8th Military Recruiting location located in Richards House No (which is noted on the 1860 Hexamer Locher map of Philadelphia) AKA Richards House

512Murphy and Allison's Machine N 23rd Industry/Manufa Location from 1860 City Directory. No Shop cturing

513Camp Cadwalader 0 Diamond Military Location approximate; faced the line of 22nd St, No and south side toward the German Hospital at 20th and Norris; "the most important military rendezvous in the city;" it included barracks and other buildings "surrounded by a high fence."

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