19th century

Primary Source “The Wearing of the Green”	Primary Source “The Irish Emigrant”
Primary Source Letter: William Dunne to John Curtis, November 16,1846	Blog Post Another Man's Treasure at the Highlands Historical Society
Blog Post Ellen Emlen's Cookbook - the big day	Photo Album A Taste of a Civil War Supper
Subject Guide Civil War Manuscripts & Newspapers	Subject Guide Civil War Resources
Blog Post Where was one of the oldest and largest iron ore deposits in America found in the 1730s?	Blog Post Cox Transportation Collection in the news
Blog Post Philadelphian Charles Godfrey Leland was a journalist, editor, poet, and soldier during the Civil War. What is he most remembered for writing and researching?	Blog Post In 1821, Thomas P. Cope began a freight and passenger service that sailed between what two port cities in Pennsylvania and England?
Blog Post What influential Philadelphia publishing house once produced The Saturday Evening Post and Ladies’ Home Journal?	Blog Post Organized in 1894 by prominent Philadelphia women, what club sought to promote “by education and active cooperation a higher public spirit and better public order”?
Blog Post The ups and (mostly) downs of dealing with mold on paper via the Cope family papers	Publication Panic! Booms, Busts, and Hard Times
Blog Post Introducing HSP's Cased Photographs Collection	Blog Post Mary Elizabeth Hallock Greenewalt and the Magical, Mystical, Musical Finding Aids
Publication Old Kensington	Publication The Life and Labor of Coxe Miners

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19th century