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Biographies Added to the Library
Looking for a biography to aid in your research or help complete your family history? HSP's library has plenty of them, and more are being added every day! Here's a rundown of some new titles that were recently cataloged. Click on the links for more information from our online catalog Discover. Friday, 5/27/16 12:08 pm
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General Additions to the Library Collection
If you're curious about new books that are now in HSP's library, then you've come to the right place! This week we're sharing a list of general titles that were recently added to the collection. Click on the links for more information from our online catalog Discover. Friday, 5/20/16 1:05 pm
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Processing the Pennsylvania Abolition Society Papers: An Intern’s Experience
The following article is being posted on behalf of Tim Dewysockie, former intern of the archives department. Our thanks go out to him for the work that he completed on this important historical collection. --CH Friday, 5/13/16 1:19 pm
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Known as Connie Mack Stadium after 1953, what was the original name of the onetime home to Philadelphia's Athletics and Phillies?
A new steel and concrete stadium, home to the American League baseball team the Philadelphia Athletics, opened to fans on April 12, 1909. Situated on ground bounded by what are now West Lehigh Avenue, North 20th Street, West Somerset Street, and North 21st Street, Shibe Park was constructed in less than year as the Athletics desperately needed a new place to play. At the time, they were playing in Columbia Park, a wood park that was quickly deteriorating, located in the city's Brewerytown neighborhood. Tuesday, 4/12/16 5:07 pm
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In 1858, Bucks County resident Susan Parry graduated from the first medical school in the nation to award M.D. degree to women. What was its name?
Monday, 4/4/16 3:04 pm
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New Books Now Available in HSP's Historic Culinary Collection
Our patrons will find an abundance of resources on historic cooking and culinary history in our library. Here's a list of new additions to our collection. For more information, click on the links to go head to our online catalog, Discover.
Thursday, 3/31/16 3:16 pm
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In 1849, Henry "Box" Brown shipped himself in a wooden crate from Richmond, Virginia, to Philadelphia. Why did he do this?
Sunday, 3/27/16 12:00 am
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More Books Added to the Library's General Collection
We're back this week with another round-up of new books that were recently added to the library. Click on the links for more information on these and many other titles from our online catalog, Discover. Thursday, 3/24/16 3:36 pm
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This Civil War physician pioneered the treatment of nerve injuries and coined the term "phantom limb." Who was he?
Sunday, 3/20/16 2:07 pm
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New Books Now in the Historic Culinary Arts Collection
If you didn't know it already, HSP has a growing collection of books on historic cooking and the culinary arts! Here's a rundown of some books that were recently added to the library's collection. Click on the links for more information on each title from our online catalog Discover. Thursday, 3/17/16 11:50 am
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